Weekly Famitsu October 22, 2026 Issue No (1966)

Weekly Famitsu October 12, 2026 Issue No. 1966 is an essential edition of Japan's legendary gaming magazine, delivering the latest news, previews, reviews, developer interviews, and feature coverage from across the video game industry. Published by KADOKAWA, Weekly Famitsu has long been regarded as one of Japan's most influential gaming publications, making each issue a valuable resource for gamers and collectors alike.

This weeks issue:
[Feature] Special feature commemorating the 1st anniversary of "Trickcal: Chibi Go - Trickcal or Treat!" [Release commemoration feature] A new adventure begins in the far north, Norgan, in "Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen". We bring you information you'll want to know, such as battles against monsters that are not easy to defeat, the game's unique focus on hack and slash, and the dragons that are heavily involved in the story, along with developer interviews. [Featured information] A dream conversation has been realized between Motoki Ohmori of the leading band "Mrs. GREEN APPLE" and Kazutaka Kodaka of the "Danganronpa" series. Starting with their frank impressions of their favorite works, we bring you a rich content that covers their approach to creation, the driving force behind creating works, and even a discussion of "what if the two of them made a game together..."

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What is Weekly Famitsu?
Weekly Famitsu is Japan’s leading video game magazine, widely respected for its reviews, game rankings, industry news, and developer interviews.

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.

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Content usually includes game reviews, Famitsu review scores, previews of upcoming titles, developer interviews, feature articles, and industry news.

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

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Gamers, fans of Japanese game media, collectors, and readers interested in the gaming industry will enjoy this issue.