Mortal Kombat 11: Aftermath – RoboCop trailer
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Metal Max Xeno: Reborn delayed to September 10 in Japan
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Metal Max Xeno: Reborn is experiencing a second delay. Originally, the game was planned for March 26 in Japan. It was later moved back to July 9. That date won’t be met either, with Kadokawa Games today announcing that the game has been delayed to September 10.
The news was shared today as part of a 29th anniversary live stream for the series. Like many games, Metal Max Xeno: Reborn appears to have been impacted by the coronavirus.
Here’s the full live stream showcasing gameplay:
RetroMania Wrestling planned for July launch, “Digital Plus” version revealed
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RetroMania Wrestling now has a release month. The game will arrive sometime in July, developer Retrosoft Studios has announced.
Although RetroMania Wrestling won’t be sold physically (at least for now), a “Digital Plus” version is planned. Copies come with a box, full color instruction manual, and stickers. Pricing is set at $29.99.
If interested, you can pre-order the RetroMania Wrestling Digital Plus version here.
Do Not Feed the Monkeys planned for June release on Switch
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Do Not Feed the Monkeys appears to have a release date. A listing has shown up on the eShop, which has the simulation strategy title pinned down for June 1.
Here’s an overview of Do Not Feed the Monkeys, along with a trailer:
Switch file sizes – Minecraft Dungeons, Shantae and the Seven Sirens, more
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Listings on the eShops provide file sizes for a bunch of Switch games. These include Minecraft Dungeons, Shantae and the Seven Sirens, and more.
Here’s the full roundup:
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Monolith Soft on why Future Connected was made for Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition
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Rather than just sprucing up the game and making some subtle changes, Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition actually has content not included in the original. Fans of the Wii title plus newcomers can play through Future Connected, an epilogue that takes place after the main story ends.
In this week’s issue of Famitsu, Monolith Soft president and creator Tetsuya Takahashi was asked about why Future Connected was created and its concept. In response, he explained:
Animal Crossing: New Horizons datamine: randomly receive art in the mail from villagers
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Animal Crossing: New Horizons players looking to fill up their museum with art can do so by buying pieces from Redd. However, it turns out there’s another way to expand your collection as well.
Findings from dataminer Ninji confirm that you can randomly receive art in the mail from villagers. It appears that the following can take place based on their personalities:
[Let’s Talk] Pick your new 2K collection for Switch
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Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition isn’t the only notable release for Switch on May 29. 2K also has a trio of collections due out on the same day. BioShock: The Collection, Borderlands Legendary Collection, and XCOM 2 Collection are all dropping on May 29 as well. Even if you aren’t interested in any of them, they’re pretty notable since this is the first time we’re seeing these titles on a Nintendo platform.
So putting Xenoblade aside for a second, which one of these collections from 2K are you most interested in? Which releases will you be picking up on May 29 (or sometime down the road)? Let us know in the comments below.
Death Come True will have a worldwide launch on Switch in June
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Death Come True, an interactive movie game from Danganronpa creator Kazutaka Kodaka, was previously confirmed for a June launch on Switch in Japan. As it turns out, other regions will be getting the game as well. Kodaka announced on Twitter that a worldwide release is set for June.
Death Come True will support English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Latin American Spanish, Korean, Thai, Chinese (Traditional and Simplified), and Vietnamese subtitles. Voices will be displayed in Japanese.
We have a bit of additional information on Death Come True here.
Suda51 looking to bring The Silver Case to Switch, Killer7 and Killer is Dead up to other publishers
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During an online version of MomoCon today, Suda51 appeared during a live stream. The No More Heroes director ended up answering a number of questions regarding his career both past and present.
At one point, Suda51 was asked about the possibility of some of his previous games landing on Switch. It sounds like there’s a decent chance of The Silver Case finding its way to the system since discussions have been held. As for Killer7 and Killer is Dead, that’d be up to Capcom and Kadokawa Games respectively.
Suda51’s translator relayed the following:
