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Weekly Famitsu July 30 2026 Issue No.1956

Weekly Famitsu July 30 2026 Issue No.1956

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Stay updated with the latest Japanese gaming news and exclusive features with Weekly Famitsu July 30, 2026 Issue No.1956.

This issue includes a special preview feature for Splatoon Raiders, looking back at the history of the series while introducing the appeal of the new adventure focused on "Treasure Hunting." A spoiler-free review is also included for fans looking forward to the release.

The issue also celebrates the launch of Culdcept Begins with a special feature covering the game's charm through interviews with Omiya Soft, user surveys, and comments from notable figures. The package version instruction manual is also included as part of the feature content.

In addition, readers can find useful strategy tips for Kyoto Xanadu, including character features, otherworld exploration techniques, city exploration advice, and class-related tips, along with an interview with CEO Toshihiro Kondo.

A must-have Japanese gaming magazine for video game fans, collectors, and enthusiasts of Japanese game culture.

Key Features

  • Official Weekly Famitsu July 30, 2026 Issue No.1956
  • Japanese video game magazine
  • Features:
    • Splatoon Raiders preview and review
    • Culdcept Begins release celebration feature
    • Kyoto Xanadu strategy guide and interview
  • Includes game analysis, interviews, reviews, and gameplay tips
  • Ideal for gaming fans and collectors

Product Details

  • Product Type: Japanese Game Magazine
  • Title: Weekly Famitsu July 30, 2026 Issue No.1956
  • Language: Japanese
  • Issue Number: No.1956
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