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Killing Time Resurrected release date

We’ve been waiting to hear about a release date for Killing Time: Resurrected, but it looks like the game isn’t very far off. The game popped up on the eShop with a new listing, which pins it down for October 17, 2024.

Killing Time: Resurrected, which was announced for Switch in June, brings back the classic first-person shooter. Nightdive reworked the visuals for this edition.

Below is an official overview:

SpongeBob SquarePants The Patrick Star Game trailer

A launch trailer for SpongeBob SquarePants: The Patrick Star Game is now available to celebrate the game’s release. This time around, fans can partake in an open-world experience.

For those that need a refresher on the game, check out the following overview:

In partnership with Broken Rules, Super Rare Games is planning a physical release of Gibbon: Beyond the Trees for Switch. 

Only 3,000 copies will be made. Each unit contains a copy of the game on a cartridge, extended art manual, pop-out pink postcard, and 1 of 4 charity NGO cards.

Zelda Tears of the Kingdom Zelda figma

There’s a bit of news regarding the previously-announced Zelda figma for The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, including the release date and pre-orders. We have a handful of new photos as well.

The new figma comes with a standard face, closed-eyes face, and serious face. Optional parts include the Purah Pad, broken Master Sword, and more for different poses. It measures approximately 155mm in height.

Dragon Quest censorship

September 30: Dragon Quest creator Yuji Horii has weighed in on the character design changes and bits of censorship being made for Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake.

For those that are unaware, the original RPG let players choose between a male or female warrior. It’s the female design that fans have been discussed, as Square Enix made changes to cover up the design more – that’s shown in the image above. The original design is on the left while the new version is on the right.

Switch 2 Devolver Digital

Devolver Digital COO Graeme Struthers has shared some praise for Switch as well as some excitement for Switch 2.

Struthers was speaking with Gamereactor during a preview event for the upcoming game Neva. Neva will be joining Devolver’s huge lineup of releases on Switch – right now there are over fifty games available from the publisher on Nintendo’s console.

Struthers said that Switch has been “much more indie-friendly”. You can read his full comments below.

Doom Doom II update 1.0.3

Bethesda started distribution of the first update for the recently-released version of Doom + Doom II on Switch, and version 1.0.3 is now available.

The update brings along various requested improvements and fixes. For instance, cheats can now be activated from the pause menu. 

A full overview of this week’s update can be found below.

Son of a Gun

Publisher Untold Tales, in partnership with developer Crank Goblin, today announced the upcoming release of Son of a Gun for Switch. Fans can pick it up on October 11, 2024.

Son of a Gun is a retro-inspired twin-stick shooter inspired by 80’s classics in both look and story. You’ll play as an interplanetary mercenary called in when firepower matters and something needs to be solved by force.

Check out additional details in the following overview:

Garden Witch Life update 1.0.19

A beefy patch just made its way to the Switch version of Garden Witch Life with version 1.0.19.

Lots of changes and fixes have been implemented here. Highlights include the removal of fatigue, adjusted sell prices for MagiBuy and the Community Box, and fixed map points and whisk issues.

Here’s the full rundown:

Sword Art Online: Fractured Daydream has now released on Switch, and Bandai Namco have shared a launch trailer to commemorate the occasion. The latest game based on the popular light novel and anime series allows players to take part in co-op raids of up to 20 players and has had a number of Open Network Tests before release.

Catch up on the game with the overview and trailer below:


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