Fall of Light: Darkest Edition footage
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Fall of Light: Darkest Edition lands on the Switch eShop this coming Thursday. Check out some footage in the video below.
Japanese Dragon Ball FighterZ Switch trailer
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Bandai Namco has issued a new Japanese trailer for Dragon Ball FighterZ, which is a month away from launching on Switch. Watch it below.
Arena of Valor Switch graphical improvements detailed, different stats from the mobile version
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Arena of Valor was originally a mobile game. For the Switch version, Tencent has taken that base, but has made some improvements and changes.
Something we heard about previously is that Arena of Valor will have boosted visuals on Switch. Engadget says this extends to animations as well, and there will be enhanced lighting effects by smoothing out rough lines and adding elements such as fluttering butterflies to the maps.
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Monster Loves You releasing on Switch at the end of September
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Nintendo’s website is listing a new Switch title from Radial Games. The developer is readying Monster Loves You for release at the end of September, according to the page.
Monster Loves You is a “story-book adventure” in which players live the life of a monster. Continue on below for more details and a trailer.
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Time Carnage heading to Switch next month
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Wales Interactive is bringing Time Carnage to Switch next month, according to Nintendo’s website. A release is planned for September 12.
Time Carnage is described as “a frantic survival wave shooter with gyro-based motion controls.” We have more details and a trailer below.
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Sky Gamblers: Storm Raiders Switch trailer
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Sky Gamblers: Storm Raiders just arrived on Switch a couple of days ago via the eShop. View a trailer for the game below.
Lots of Persona Q2 screenshots and art
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Atlus has released a huge batch of screenshots and art for Persona Q2. Find all of today’s images in the gallery below.
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Pre-order updates (8/26/18)
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Special note: This is the last chance to save 20% on Amazon pre-orders with Prime. Beginning August 28, all orders will not be given the automatic 20% discount. Instead, Amazon will give a $10 certificate on select games (see here). For now, you can find all games eligible for the 20% discount here.
Below are the latest Nintendo products that can be currently pre-ordered at retailers:
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Bethesda again says it has talked about Rage 2 for Switch, but unsure if it would work on the system
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Earlier this month, we heard that Bethesda is at least considering the possibility of putting Rage 2 on Switch. The company’s Pete Hines has commented on the situation further in a new interview.
Hines indicated that it could be difficult to bring Rage 2 to Switch since the game is built with Avalanche Studios’ engine. Whether or not it “could ever work on the Switch” is still unknown.
More: Avalanche Studios, id Software, interview, Rage 2
Detective Pikachu director on lack of Ash Ketchum, Ryan Reynolds “hilarious” as the character, choosing Pokemon, making them look real
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Detective Pikachu will be the very first, official live-action Pokemon movie. Yet even though Ash Ketchum has largely been associated with the series thanks to the anime, the film will feature a different character instead.
When asked by IGN why Ash Ketchum isn’t in the movie, director Rob Letterman explained: