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At least for now, Capcom won’t be porting Monster Hunter World to Switch. But it sounds like there’s one developer out there who’d like to make it happen.

Iron Galaxy Studios CEO Adam Boyes tweeted out the following earlier today:

Psyonix has announced that a new Rocket League update will be going live next week. Version 1.42 will be adding the DC super Heroes DLC as well as implementing bug fixes.

The latest update will be out on March 5 at 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET / 6 PM in the UK / 7 PM in Europe. When we have the full patch notes, we’ll share them on the site.

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Kid Tripp, which came to Switch a few months ago, will soon be getting another update. On Twitter, developer Four Horses confirmed that customizable controls will be added.

Here’s a look:


It also sounds like Kidd Trip will be adding a tutorial. Once that’s done, the patch will be submitted to Nintendo for review, though the entire process will take some time.

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The Sexy Brutale has been updated on Switch, bringing the game up to version 1.0.4. Tequilla Works hasn’t commented on the latest patch, but we should have a decent idea as to what it does.

Tequilla Works has previously said that an update was in the works to improve performance and resolution when docked and playing in portable mode, to solve some freezing issues, and to fix some text strings. This was intended to be addressed with version 1.0.3, which was pulled soon after going live due to its ineffectiveness. We assume that the original planned improvements are finally live, but we’ll let you know if Tequilla Works commented on the new update officially.

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Sometimes after a new update is released, we find out about something not included in the official patch notes. That’s the case with Xenoblade Chronicles 2 version 1.3.0.

After applying the update, fans have noticed that a couple of extra title screens have been added for New Game+. You can see them below. If you’re playing the game (or intend to later), we’d advise completing the story before viewing the video.

Various outlets recently went hands-on with Tennis World Tour. Along with details, new footage has been published online this week. We’ve rounded up the information and media below.

Paradise Lost: First Contact was funded on Kickstarter over four years ago. Although it still hasn’t released, Asthree Works hasn’t ceased development.

We also have confirmation that Paradise Lost: First Contact is no longer planned for Wii U. Asthree Works says “Switch will be the first console version of the game.” Additionally, those who originally backed the project on Wii U will be moved over to Switch.

Thanks to Louis J for the tip.

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Earlier today, Hamster held a special event to celebrate Arcade Archives reaching one million downloads worldwide. As part of that, the next wave of NeoGeo games for Switch were revealed.

The full lineup is as follows:

Fire Emblem Heroes has kicked off its latest summoning focus. This one features 4-star and 5-star Heroes, giving players a chance to pick up characters with useful skills.

The event runs until March 17. Like past Summoning Focuses, the first time you summon, you won’t have to use an orb.

During its latest live stream, Arc System Works showed off footage from Damascus Gear: Operation Tokyo on Switch. View the full recording below.


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