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New Pokemon Snap

New Pokemon Snap developer Haruki Suzaki has opened up a bit further regarding the origins of New Pokemon Snap.

In an interview with VanGamers, the game’s director was asked how long the project took to develop and how many people worked on it. Suzaki revealed that things initially came to be following the last round of DLC for Pokken Tournament DX – meaning it’s been about three years. There was also “a few hundred people” involved with development.

A rough translation of Suzaki’s comments are below:

NEO: The World Ends with You

When a game receives a sequel, there’s a pretty easy way to give it a title. A number is often slapped on at the end, and that’s pretty much it. When it comes to the next The World Ends with You game though, Square Enix went with a different approach.

The World Ends With You, which is getting a sequel after more than a decade, won’t be called The World Ends With You 2. Square Enix instead decided to give it the name NEO: The World Ends With You.

Speaking with Destructoid, original director Tatsuya Kando explained:

Because of the coronavirus pandemic, there was no E3 last year. We did see some scattershot announcements throughout the summer, but it was pretty disorganized and we didn’t have a traditional gaming event. It even took Nintendo more than a year to produce a traditional Nintendo Direct.

E3 is finally back in 2021, though not completely in the way we’ve grown accustomed to. Since it’ll be digital only, many companies are planning online presentations. Several big companies have confirmed that they’ll be involved in some form. As far as Nintendo news is concerned, we’re most interested in the Big N itself, though we’ll be keeping an eye on the likes of Capcom, Ubisoft, Square Enix, Bandai Namco, XSEED Games / Marvelous, Warner Bros. Games, and Koch Media.

E3 starts on June 12, so we’re less than a month away from the big event. What are your hopes and dreams for the show? Is there anything you’d personally like to see be announced? Let us know in the comments below.

Beach Buggy Racing 2: Island Adventure - Hot Wheels DLC

Vector Unit has shared a new trailer for the Hot Wheels Booster Pack DLC in Beach Buggy Racing 2: Island Adventure. Take a look at the video below.

The new Hot Wheels DLC is live in Beach Buggy Racing 2: Island Adventure on Switch. For additional information regarding what’s included, head on over here.

Miitopia

Over on Amazon UK, the retailer is offering a bonus with orders of Miitopia on Switch. Buyers will be given the sticky notes set pictured above.

Miitopia launches for Switch on May 21. If interested, you can pre-order the game (with sticky notes) here. Note that there’s no shipping option for the United States.

Pokemon Sword and Shield

Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield players can get their hands on a Life Orb as part of the latest distribution. You don’t have long to participate, as it will be live for just one day only.

You can acquire the Life Orb by following the steps below:

Guzzler

During a live stream this week, Famitsu showed off the latest two Arcade Archives games on Switch – The Astyanax and Guzzler. Footage of both can be found below.

Arcade Archives The Astyanax and Arcade Archives Guzzler can be purchased digitally on the Switch eShop.

Umurangi Generation

The first-person photography game Umurangi Generation now has a release date on Switch. It’ll be available on June 5, Playism and Origame Digital announced today.

We have the following overview and trailer straight from Playism:

Publisher Playism and developer △○□×(Miwashiba) today announced that they’re putting LiEat on Switch. The RPG is just a couple of weeks away, with a release planned for May 27.

We have the following overview and trailer for Playism:

Mighty Goose

Playism, Blastmode, and MP2 Games have set a release date for Mighty Goose, a scrolling run and gun shooter. It will launch for Switch on June 5.

Here’s an overview of the game plus a new trailer:


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