During Nintendo Direct last February, a game offered only in the Japanese version of the show, thanks to its style, was able to make noise in all four corners of the planet. As he prepares to leave his home country, this somewhat buccolic title shows itself to be new.
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Millennium Kitchen and Nios have released the second trailer Crayon Shin-chan: Ora du Hakas no Natsuyasumi, The game is expected this month on the Japanese Nintendo Switch. This video reminds Nintendo console users of the immediate arrival of this game to good memories as the themes and the universe are less colorful.
As the title of the game suggests, it takes place in the crayon shin-chan universe of the popular anime / manga. This same Shin-chan is what players include in this new title. So the player comes with a little boy who is interested in his summer vacation.
Crayon Shin-chan: In addition to following the story of Ora du Hakas no Natsuyasumi, the user can participate in various activities such as gardening, card collecting, fishing or insect hunting. While this switch exclusive seeks to reflect the special vibe of a summer vacation in Japan, it does not detract from the humor that people expect from the Shin-chan adventure.
Is it possible to leave Europe?
As mentioned earlier, Crayon Shin-chan: Ora Du Hakas No Natsuyasumi was designed by my creator of the summer vacation, Kos Ayabe, a series of popular (in Japan) series games released on BSone, PS2, PS3 and BSP. Japanese children’s summer vacation.
As a reminder, Crayon Shin-chan: Ora du Hakas no Natsuyasumi is scheduled for July 15, which is only available in Japan. Regarding the possible release of the game in Europe, nothing has been announced yet. Last February, Cos aybe Said on Twitter That he was going “Do his best“Let his game come out on the old continent. But by the time these lines are written, it seems that he (so far) has not reached his goal.
What do you say about Crayon Shin-chan: Ora du Hakas no Natsuyasumi? If it came out in France, would you buy it? Are you planning to import it? Tell us in the comments below.
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