Knights in the Nightmare Remaster Switch gameplay
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Knights in the Nightmare Remaster came to Switch in Japan this past week, and gameplay has since emerged. 24 minutes of footage is available.
Knights in the Nightmare Remaster is based on the original title that previously landed on DS over a decade ago. It’s a strategy-shooter RPG made by Sting.
Pre-order updates – April 10, 2022
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Chinatown Detective Agency gameplay
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Nearly an hour of gameplay has come in for Chinatown Detective Agency, a mystery adventure title. This follows the game’s release on Switch just a couple of days ago.
Here’s a bunch of information about Chinatown Detective Agency:
Melty Blood: Type Lumina reveals free DLC Powered Ciel and Mario Gallo Bestino
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Powered Ciel and Mario Gallo Bestino are joining Melty Blood: Type Lumina as free DLC characters next week, it’s been announced. The update is set to arrive on April 14, 2022.
The DLC will also include two new stages with new music: Battle at the Threshold and Actions in the Lower World. That’s along with five color variations and five color palettes for all characters, which can be accessed from “Color Customize” mode.
Below is a bunch of information about Powered Ciel and Mario Gallo Bestino in Melty Blood: Type Lumina, along with trailers:
More: DLC, Melty Blood: Type Lumina, Project Lumina, top
Kombinera gameplay
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Atari published Kombinera on Switch this week, and gameplay shows off the puzzle-platformer. 17 minutes of footage has come in.
We have the following overview for Kombinera:
More: Atari, Graphite Lab, Joystick, Kombinera
Open-world puzzle adventure game Dragon Caffi coming to Switch
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Switch will be getting a new open-world puzzle adventure game later this month in the form of Dragon Caffi. That’s according to an eShop listing, which reveals an April 21 release date.
Below are all of the relevant details about the game from its store page:
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Prison Architect The Roundhouse update out now on Switch (version 1.0.19), patch notes
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A new version 1.0.19 update for Prison Architect recently went live on Switch, which is known as The Roundhouse. Two new pre-made prisons have been added: The Lost Prison and Jungle Retreat.
Below are details about each:
Switch file sizes – Pocky & Rocky Reshrined, Nobody Saves the World, more
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Listings on the eShops provide file sizes for a bunch of Switch games. These include Pocky & Rocky Reshrined, Nobody Saves the World, and more.
Here’s the full roundup:
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Hello Neighbor 2 seemingly coming to Switch
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Although there hasn’t been an official announcement, it’s looking like we’ll be seeing Hello Neighbor 2 on Switch.
A couple of retailer listings popped up this week suggesting that the title will be appearing on Nintendo’s console. Amazon and GameFly both have pages for Switch now.
More: Eerie Guest, Hello Neighbor 2, tinyBuild
Live A Live dev on remake’s origins, why it’s HD-2D
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Following the announcement of Live A Live’s HD-2D remake, Japanese magazine Famitsu sat down with original director Takashi Tokita, to talk about the game’s development.
The new Switch version served as the perfect opportunity to re-release the game, something the team tried to do many times over the years. Tokita dove into a number of other topics as well including why the team settled on the HD-2D art style.
Here’s our translation of the excerpt from Famitsu:
