Moonlighter coming to Switch on November 5
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11 bit studios has finally nailed down a specific date for the Switch version of Moonlighter. It’ll be released on November 5, the developer announced today.
Moonlighter is “an action RPG with rogue-lite elements that shines a light on the daily adventures of Will, an devoted shopkeeper who secretly dreams of becoming a hero.” View a new trailer for the game below.
Moonlighter will be sold both physically and digitally on Switch.
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Valkyria Chronicles 1 Switch launch trailer
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Following up on the recent release of Valkyria Chronicles 4, the original Valkyria Chronicles arrives on Switch today. We have a launch trailer below.
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I Hate Running Backwards footage
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Later this week, Devolver Digital will be publishing I Hate Running Backwards on Switch. Have a look at some footage below.
Dragalia Lost update out now (version 1.0.6)
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Nintendo and Cygames have issued an update for Dragalia Lost. Players can now access version 1.0.6, which includes additional features focused on the new event plus various improvements and fixes.
Below are the full patch notes:
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Warriors Orochi 4 launch trailer
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Warriors Orochi 4 is out in the west today, and Koei Tecmo has readied a new trailer to celebrate. You can view it below.
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NBA 2K Playgrounds 2 launch trailer
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2K Sports and Saber Interactive has shared a short trailer to highlight today’s launch of NBA 2K Playgrounds 2. Watch it below.
Game Freak on Pokemon: Let’s Go Master Trainers, Meltan’s reveal, open-world game “still on the cards”, more
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Eurogamer has come forward with its own interview for Pokemon: Let’s Go, Pikachu / Eevee. Once again, director Junichi Masuda and designer Kensaku Nabana have shared some comments about the new entry and other topics. They discussed the post-game Master Trainers, the handling of Meltan’s reveal, the possibility of an open-world game like Zelda: Breath of the Wild, and more.
We’ve rounded up some of the more notable excerpts from the interview below. Read the full discussion on Eurogamer here.
New Overcooked 2 update out now
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Ghost Town Games and Team17 have released a new update for Overcooked 2, which “improves the way your progression is saved in online games.” According to Team17, “progress is now being saved for any player logged into a profile, which means that everyone saves campaign progress when joining others online.”
The full patch notes are as follows:
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The Room Switch vs. mobile comparison screenshots
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Later in the week, The Room will be launching digitally on Switch. Fireproof Games sent out a few screenshots showing how the visuals have improved on Nintendo’s console compared to the original mobile release. Take a look at the images below.
The Room is hitting the Switch eShop on Thursday. It’s a “physical puzzler, wrapped in a mystery game, inside a beautifully tactile 3D world.”
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Game Freak experimented with “a more photorealistic approach” for Pokemon: Let’s Go
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IGN published a new article today about Pokemon: Let’s Go, Pikachu / Eevee. It includes comments from director Junichi Masuda and lead game environment designer Kensaku Nabana. One of the big things we learn is that the team experimented with “a more photorealistic approach” when it came to visuals, but ultimately felt that the graphics didn’t fit in with the vision of a “more kind and soothing and inviting experience”.
We’ve rounded up comments from IGN’s article below. You can read the full piece here.
