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all you need is help release date

All You Need is Help never had its release date announced, but it turns out that the game has just launched. Switch owners can pick up the title now digitally.

All You Need is Help is the latest project from Q-Games. It was announced in April with the launch planned for sometime during the fall.

Spirit Mancer physical

Spanish publisher and distributor Tesura Games confirmed today that it will produce a physical release of Spirit Mancer for Switch. Boxed versions are slated for Q4 2024.

The game will be available standalone, but there’ll also be a collector’s edition. You’ll get the game, collector’s box, artbook, comic book, and soundtrack CD in the latter.

ARTE, RTBF, Ram Ram Games, and Business Goose today announced the upcoming project 30 Birds. It’s due out at the end of 2024.

30 Birds is an adventure game inspired by Persian mythology. Players will also solve puzzles as a detective, who started out on the hunt for the ‘The Scientist’, but gets a new lead when the city’s patron goddess, Simurgh, is suddenly kidnapped by the international criminal.

Here’s some additional information:

Sigurd Of the Holy War Fire Emblem Heroes

Sigurd: Of the Holy War is joining Fire Emblem Heroes as an Emblem Hero, Nintendo and Intelligent Systems have announced.

Sigurd previously appeared in Genealogy of the Holy War and Fire Emblem Engage. Note that the same event will let players summon previously released 5-star Legendary, Mythic, and Emblem Heroes.

Utawarerumono Trilogy Set

Utawarerumono Trilogy Set is coming to Switch, a Japanese retailer listing reveals. It will be available in Japan on January 30, 2025.

Utawarerumono: Prelude to the Fallen, Utawarerumono: Mask of Deception, and Utawarerumono: Mask of Truth are included in the package. The games will be made available separately on March 27.

Here are overviews and trailers for each:

Wizardry The Five Ordeals

Game Spark Publishing and 59studio are releasing Wizardry: The Five Ordeals on Switch, the two companies have announced. A release is planned for January 30, 2025.

Wizardry: The Five Ordeals is a dungeon crawler originally made in 2006. Those on Switch will gain access to the main scenario “The Price of Deception,” along with the extra scenarios “Traveler’s Property,” “Children of the King Selene,” “The Devoid of Apotheosis,” “The Pickled Man of Galvan,” and “The Wheels of Flame. Also, with a day-one update, “User Scenarios” can be accessed. “Prisoners of the Battles” and “The Absence of Misericordia” scenarios will be offered as DLC.

We have some information about the game in the following overview:

Bloomtown A Different Story trailer

Coinciding with this week’s launch, Twin Sails Interactive and Lazy Bear Games uploaded a launch trailer for Bloomtown: A Different Story. The narrative RPG, inspired by genre icons like Persona, made its appearance on Switch this week.

Find some information about it in the following overview:


Pumpkin Jack physical

It’s taken a few years, but Pumpkin Jack is finally getting the physical release treatment on Switch. Limited Run Games will be in charge of this one.

At least as of now, Pumpkin Jack will only be sold with a standalone copy. No special editions have been announced at this time.

Slay the Princess Pristine Cut release date

Slay the Princess: The Pristine Cut just got a release date, and fans will be happy to hear that it’s only a month away. Serenity Forge and Black Tabby Games have it lined up for October 24, 2024 on Switch.

Remember that Slay the Princess: The Pristine Cut is the definitive version of the game. It features new content, including three new chapters, never-before-seen princesses, expansions to once familiar routes, a new ending, a gallery mode, and new art and dialogue.

Here’s a brief overview:

Nintendo AI Shigeru Miyamoto

The rise of AI has been prominent including in the gaming industry and development of projects, but Mario and Zelda creator Shigeru Miyamoto doesn’t seem overly interested in the technology at the moment.

The New York Times relayed a few comments from Miyamoto, who was in attendance for a media event at the upcoming Nintendo Museum in Japan. It will officially open its doors in Kyoto on October 2.


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