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Don’t Starve Together update 1.5.0

The latest update for Don’t Starve Together went out this week on Switch, and version 1.5.0 is available.

In celebration of the Year of the Bunnyman, players will find new content. Klei added a new activity in the game, some new item drops, and some new streaming items. That’s along with a few adjustments and bug fixes.

The full patch notes for the Don’t Starve Together version 1.5.0 update are as follows:

The Wreck gameplay

Fresh gameplay is in highlighting The Wreck, a mature 3D visual novel about sisterhood, motherhood, grief and survival. We have footage from the Switch version.

Here’s an official overview with more information:

Post Void trailer

Super Rare Games and YCJY Games have provided a launch trailer for Post Void. After it was previously delayed, the first-person shooter dropped on Switch this week.

You can find more information about the game in the following overview:

Listings on the eShops provide file sizes for a bunch of Switch games. These include Disney Speedstorm, Process of Elimination, Blade Assault, and more.

Here’s the full roundup:

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Historically speaking, I’m someone who has long turned my nose up at the industry practice of repackaging something old and passing it off as new. In my mind, the best games have always been transformative experiences that focus on innovating – whether via a new IP in a familiar genre, or an established franchise being taken in an unexpected direction (or, heaven forbid, something new entirely). Even before remakes became the game industry’s golden goose, the deluge of seen-it-before sequels and risk averse, rinse and repeat game design had me reasonably fatigued with the state of things. When I consider the games I have enjoyed the most over the last few months then, I’m scratching my head – because they’re all remakes.

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Life of Delta trailer

A new trailer has surfaced to celebrate the launch of Life of Delta on Switch. After it was announced for the system two years ago, Daedalic Entertainment brought it to Nintendo’s console this week.

Here’s an official overview with more information:

Squad 51 vs. the Flying Saucers gameplay

Squad 51 vs. the Flying Saucers has officially landed on Switch after it was announced a few years ago, and if you’re interested in seeing how the final product turned out, we have new gameplay for you. We have a lengthy look at the shoot ’em up title.

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Vernal Edge trailer

PID Games and Hello Penguin Team have issued a launch trailer for Vernal Edge. The title, a pixel art Metroidvania, ended up on Switch this week.

You can find additional details in the following overview:

Famitsu Dengeki Game Awards 2022 winners

Winners for the Famitsu Dengeki Game Awards 2022 were announced today during a special event.

A number of Switch games were both nominated and won across various categories. Some examples include Pokemon Scarlet and Violet for Best Scenario, Splatoon 3 for Best Action Game, and Xenoblade Chronicles 3 for Best RPG.

The full lineup of Famitsu Dengeki Game Awards 2022 winners is as follows:

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System: Switch
Release Date: March 14, 2023
Developer: Falcom
Publisher: NIS America


Fans of The Legend of Heroes series will no doubt point out that both original PSP titles Trails from Zero and now its sequel Trails to Azure have an almost legendary status amongst turn-based RPG fans. While access to these games was once difficult to attain, fan translations from The Geofront have actually led to the official English release of this duology for the very first time – showing that hard work, love, and dedication to something can truly pay off in a huge way for players. As a follow-up to The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero, this entry ties up the ends to the Crossbell arc, which is lauded by some as the absolute pinnacle of the series as a whole. Taking a look now, how does Trails to Azure stack up?


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