Lilithmon & Expanded Meat Farm Appear in -next 0rder-

"Phantom Pain."

March 11th, 2016. The official Digimon World -next 0rder- title site updated with the game's final batch of screenshots prior to launch. This batch shows the Demon Lords Lilithmon and Belphemon Sleep Mode as available Digimon in the game, as well as Banchou Leomon and the DLC Digimon, Maicoomon. An additional screen provides a view of an expanded Meat Farm in the developed version of Floatier. The expanded farm features fruit and vegetable trees on top of its standard fare.

Palmon: "Ehhh, have you come to see the harvest? While you're at it, want to replant them?"

Belphemon Sleep Mode: "Let's go!"

The website also added a new video to promote the game, which video advertises the voiced Agumon and Gabumon DLC. These special Digimon are not voiced by standard Digimon World sound effects, but instead retain their original seiyuu from 1999, Chika Sakamoto and Yamaguchi Mayumi.

Digimon World -next 0rder- will launch in Japan March 17th, 2016, on the PlayStation Vita for 6,980 yen (7,539 JPY after tax). It is the latest entry in the World series, succeeding directly from Re:Digitize Decode on the 3DS, Re:Digitize on the PSP, and World on the PSX. Tying into Digimon Adventure tri., the game will feature Maicoomon as free downloadable content.

Those that preorder the game will get access to five special DLC Digimon, a remastered copy of the 1999 Digimon World soundtrack, and two original Vita themes, "ver. Nostalgic" and "ver. Dot." Theme ver. Dot features a montage of original Digimon LCD sprites, while theme ver. Nostalgic turns the screen into the layout of a Digital Monster virtual pet. 

-next 0rder- V Jump Books Guide to Come with Special DLC

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March 10th, 2016. This month's issue of V Jump magazine leaked exceptionally early, a full nine days before its regular street date. The latest issue features Digimon World -next 0rder- to coincide with its launch, advertising the V Jump Books guide officially endorsed by Bandai. The issue reveals that the V Jump Books guide will come with a special item set designed to give buyers an advantage in-game, containing a number of restorative and food items.

The guide will retail for 1300 yen, approximately $12 at current exchange rates.

Digimon World -next 0rder- will launch in Japan March 17th, 2016, on the PlayStation Vita for 6,980 yen (7,539 JPY after tax). It is the latest entry in the World series, succeeding directly from Re:Digitize Decode on the 3DS, Re:Digitize on the PSP, and World on the PSX. Tying into Digimon Adventure tri., the game will feature Maicoomon as free downloadable content.

Those that preorder the game will get access to five special DLC Digimon, a remastered copy of the 1999 Digimon World soundtrack, and two original Vita themes, "ver. Nostalgic" and "ver. Dot." Theme ver. Dot features a montage of original Digimon LCD sprites, while theme ver. Nostalgic turns the screen into the layout of a Digital Monster virtual pet. 

Second Digimon Linkz Preview Video

March 9th, 2016. Bandai Namco Entertainment uploaded a new Japanese trailer for the upcoming smartphone game Digimon Linkz, giving glimpses of a potential crisis affecting the Digital World, as well as a quick overview of the game's three-on-three battle system. No set launch date has been announced as of yet, but the game is set to come out sometime in 2016.

-next 0rder- Screenshots Tease Fishing Hole

March 4th, 2016. The official Digimon World -next 0rder- title site updated with four new screenshots, showing crossover character Mikagura Mirei speaking with Jijimon and Taomon about creating a "cable map" comprising all of the Digital World's networks. Other shots of the town of Floatier show the possibility of a fishing hole in the expanded city, in addition to the regular fishing spots tamers can find throughout the Digital World.

Gomamon: "Yo, how's the fishing? Land a big one?"

(Gomamon uses the word 爆釣 bakuchou here, literally "explosive fishing." It's not recognized by any dictionaries, but this fishing fansite defines it as "catching a lot.")

Ogremon: "Hahaaa...So it's you! The newcomer thas' been loitering around this area, suckin up to Leomon..."

Luche: "Nfufu. Himari, y'jealous~?"

Digimon World -next 0rder- will launch in Japan March 17th, 2016, on the PlayStation Vita for 6,980 yen (7,539 JPY after tax). It is the latest entry in the World series, succeeding directly from Re:Digitize Decode on the 3DS, Re:Digitize on the PSP, and World on the PSX. Tying into Digimon Adventure tri., the game will feature Maicoomon as free downloadable content.

Those that preorder the game will get access to five special DLC Digimon, a remastered copy of the 1999 Digimon World soundtrack, and two original Vita themes, "ver. Nostalgic" and "ver. Dot." Theme ver. Dot features a montage of original Digimon LCD sprites, while theme ver. Nostalgic turns the screen into the layout of a Digital Monster virtual pet. 

Bandai Promotes -next 0rder- with Cyber Sleuth Price Cut

To promote the upcoming Digimon World -next 0rder-, Famitsu announced over the 25th that Bandai Namco will be putting the digital download edition of the Japanese Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth on a 30% off sale until March 9th. This will reduce the price of the game down to 5,020 yen (approximately $44 US) before tax. The original price was 7,171 yen before tax, over $60.

Cyber Sleuth was originally a Vita exclusive in its home country, ported to the PlayStation 4 for western distribution. The game was most recently patched to Ver. 1.03 to coincide with its international debut, giving Japanese tamers access to the international DLC Digimon, Cherubimon Virus and Beelzebumon Blast Mode, while also enabling them to play against tamers from all around the world.

Metal Etemon Wants Nanomon's "Lemon Power Plant" in -next 0rder-

Metal Etemon: "None of your business. That aside, Nanomon-chan. Just accept it. So you don't get hurt ♪"

February 26th, 2016. The Digimon World -next 0rder- title site updated with Titamon's character profile today, as well as four new screenshots featuring a mix of storyline and battle sequences. The screenshots show Metal Etemon and Nanomon speaking in front of a "Lemon Power Plant" (レモン発電所 Remon Hatsudensho), with Etemon seemingly bullying Nanomon for it. They also show Omega Shoutmon and Arresterdramon in gameplay, who were previously leaked in this month's issue of V Jump. Omega Shoutmon can use the Mach Jab tech, as well as the Finish move Hard Rock Damashii, while Arresterdramon has access to Buster Dive. Titamon's profile is translated below.

Omega Shoutmon's Finish Move is "Hard Rock Damashii." (lit. "Soul")

Titamon

"Know us as...those who slay gods!"

Before the protagonists stands a single formidable enemy. An avatar of destruction born from the gathered grudges of countless roaming Digimon of a particular region, his conduct itself is thoughtless destruction, acting under Shouma's direction.

The profile is a counterpart to Metal Etemon's, made public last week. Titamon was featured alongside Metal Etemon in both V Jump and in the game's Jump Festa trailer.

Bandai has maintained a constant countdown to the game's Japanese launch on Twitter this past month, uploading photos every day stating how many days remain. Digimon World -next 0rder- will launch in Japan March 17th, 2016, on the PlayStation Vita for 6,980 yen (7,539 JPY after tax). It is the latest entry in the World series, succeeding directly from Re:Digitize Decode on the 3DS, Re:Digitize on the PSP, and World on the PSX. Tying into Digimon Adventure tri., the game will feature Maicoomon as free downloadable content.

Those that preorder the game will get access to five special DLC Digimon, a remastered copy of the 1999 Digimon World soundtrack, and two original Vita themes, "ver. Nostalgic" and "ver. Dot." Theme ver. Dot features a montage of original Digimon LCD sprites, while theme ver. Nostalgic turns the screen into the layout of a Digital Monster virtual pet. 

Cyber Sleuth Mission Packs 2~4 Up on PSN

February 23rd, 2016. The second, third, and fourth Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth mission packs went up on the North American PSN today. The packs contain several new DLC missions, including all of the Seven Great Demon Lord missions necessary to unlock Dianamon. These missions feature fights with Demon, Barbamon, Lilithmon, Leviamon, Beelzebumon, Belphemon, and Lucemon, as well as their alternate forms. Completing the quests will unlock a final mission with Sayo of Digimon Story Moonlight, and finishing this quest will allow Digimon tamers to unlock Dianamon as an evolution.

The DLC is available on both PlayStation Vita and PlayStation 4, and comes free of charge.