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iOS/Android game launched in Japan in November, worldwide in January The Tokyo Game Show stage event for the Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links game announced on Friday that the game will get a PC release in Japan in winter 2017. The game's official English Facebook page also confirmed that the game will launch for PC via Steam in English this winter. Players will be able to transfer their game data between the smartphone and PC versions. In-game events and other content will launch simultaneous in both versions. In addition, the event's staff also announced that the game's new "Generation Next" Main Box launched on Friday and features Yu-Gi-Oh! GX characters. The official YouTube channel for the Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Card Game began streaming promotional videos for the release in Japanese and English. To mark the Box's launch, the Yu-Gi-Oh! GX anime will begin streaming in Japanese on video distribution websites on October 1. In the game's Duel World mode, players can choose their

Ongoing anime premiered in May Rock band Goodbye holiday is performing a new ending theme song for the Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS anime. The song, titled "Writing Life," will be included in the group's new mini album shipping in Japan on January 24, 2018. Bassist Takumi Fukuyama wrote the song's lyrics. He commented that Yu-Gi-Oh! influenced him when he was in his teens, and the song addressed to his younger self. Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS premiered in Japan on TV Tokyo and its affiliated networks on May 10. Crunchyroll later began streaming the series as it airs. Crunchyroll describes the story: In “Den City” where the latest network has developed, people were dueling day and night in the VR world called "LINK VRAINS" managed by SOL Technology Inc. The main character, Yusaku Fujiki is a quiet high school student with a great insight. He has been dueling, transforming himself into his avatar "Playmaker", to battle the "The Knights of Hanoi” that plots to destroy "LINK VRAINS". Yu-Gi-Oh!