Submit a news tip



Team17, SMG Studio, and DevM Games, today announced that the chaotic moving simulator Moving Out will release in Q2 2020 on Switch.

Those who are interested in collecting games will be happy to hear that a physical boxed edition is planned. It will be sold alongside the digital release next year.

Here’s a previous trailer for Moving Out:

Source: Team17 PR

More:

NIS America today dated La-Mulana 1 & 2 for Switch. The collection will launch on March 17 in North America, March 20 in Europe, and March 27 in Oceania.

Here’s an overview of La-Mulana 1 & 2, along with a trailer:


Cardpocalypse

Cardpocalypse, a single-player RPG, drops on the Switch eShop today. Have a look at the game’s launch trailer below.

Last July, the Shironeko New Project (White Cat New Project) action RPG was announced for Switch. We’ve heard relatively little about the game since then, but producer Hiroki Asai finally provided an update during a broadcast a short while ago.

While the original goal was to launch Shironeko New Project in 2020, that will no longer be happening. Asai did not provide a new release window.

Asai said during the broadcast:

More:

Qureate’s recently-revealed escape adventure game Prison Princess will be released in the west, the studio has confirmed. It will launch on January 30, 2020.

Prison Princess will support English, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese language options. Voiceovers will be in Japanese.

You can learn more about Prison Princess in our previous post here.

Source

This week’s issue of Jump has revealed three more playable characters for My Hero One’s Justice 2. Fat Gum, Mr. Compress, and Twice are all now confirmed for the roster.

Fat Gum is able to absorb attacks from opponents, and gets thinner after releasing it. Mr. Compress has his Compress Quirk on opponents. Finally, Twice is capable of using a clone.

Jump also mentions a 2v2 mode for My Hero One’s Justice 2. The mode, which supports up to four players, involves one team member becoming the Sidekick that helps as a support role. Players can team up with a player locally to take on opponents online as well.

Source, Via

Much like its SNES equivalent, the NES – Nintendo Switch Online app has received its latest update. Switch owners can now access version 4.1.0.

Starting today, Crystalis and Journey to Silius can be played in the North American and European versions of the app. Find some additional information about both below.

The SNES – Nintendo Switch Online app has updated with the newest set of games. Version 1.1.0 went live earlier today, and can be downloaded now.

For those in North America and Europe, Star Fox 2, Super Punch-Out!!, Kirby Super Star, and Breath of Fire II are now available. More information about each title can be found below.


Manage Cookie Settings