Weekly Famitsu May 14 & 21, 2026 Combined Issue No (1946)

Weekly Famitsu May 14 & 21, 2026 Combined Issue No. 1946 is a double issue of Japan’s most influential video game magazine. Known for its trusted reviews, developer interviews, and industry analysis, this combined edition offers comprehensive coverage of the Japanese and global gaming landscape during mid‑2026. A must‑have for gaming enthusiasts, industry professionals, and collectors, this issue captures key trends, upcoming releases, and insider perspectives from Japan’s gaming scene.

This week, an 18-page feature on the highly anticipated open-world RPG "NTE: Neverness To Everness," scheduled for release on April 29, 2026! We will also cover the opening story, the city's highlights, and the game's unique battle and gacha systems. Don't miss the review by the article's writer who talks about the game's appeal, and the developer interview where we ask about their attention to detail! The cover, featuring characters from "NTE," is a precious new illustration.
Also, a 10-page feature on the 3.5th anniversary of "Goddess of Victory: NIKKE."
We include plenty of visuals of characters appearing in the main story and the 3.5th anniversary event!

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What is Weekly Famitsu?Weekly Famitsu May 14 & 21, 2026 Combined Issue No (1946) - Play-Asia.com
Weekly Famitsu is Japan’s leading video game magazine, widely respected for its reviews, game rankings, industry news, and developer interviews.

What does “Combined Issue” mean?
A combined issue covers multiple weeks—in this case, May 14 and May 21, 2026—and typically includes more content than a standard weekly release.

Is this issue written in English?
No. Weekly Famitsu is published in Japanese, but it remains popular internationally due to its images, scores, screenshots, and exclusive information.

What type of content is included in this issue?
Content usually includes game reviews, Famitsu review scores, previews of upcoming titles, developer interviews, feature articles, and industry news.

Is this issue good for collectors?
Yes. Combined issues and numbered editions like No. 1946 are especially appealing to collectors of Japanese gaming media.

Is this magazine relevant outside Japan?
Absolutely. Weekly Famitsu is often cited internationally and provides early insights into Japanese game releases and industry trends.