Nintendo Switch Online reveals new SNES / NES games for February 2021 update
Posted on 3 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch eShop | 0 comments
Today, Nintendo revealed the next batch of classic games for Nintendo Switch Online. There will be three new SNES titles in addition to a new NES release.
Here’s the full rundown, along with a trailer:
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It Takes Two creator says there are no plans for a Switch version, unsure if it would be possible
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Hazelight Studios boss Josef Fares has all but ruled out a Switch version of its upcoming co-op adventure title It Takes Two. Fares told GamingBolt that he’s unsure if it would even be possible “because there’s so much going on” in the game.
Fares explained:
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Upcoming Japanese eShop releases – February 18, 2021
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Nintendo has updated the Japanese release schedule on its platforms for the week of February 18, 2021. Here’s a look at the upcoming digital download schedule:
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Fury Unleashed update adds Crypt of the NecroDancer and Superhot guest appearances
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Awesome Games Studio’s comic-book roguelite Fury Unleashed has received a major update. It’s highlighted by two new guest appearance game modes: Crypt of the NecroDancer and Superhot.
Here’s the full rundown:
Grappling hook platformer Get-A-Grip Chip hitting Switch in March
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Today, Redstart Interactive revealed that its grappling hook platformer Get-A-Grip Chip is on the way to Switch. It can be purchased digitally starting on March 25.
Here’s some information about the game as well as a trailer:
Street skating title Skate City announced for Switch
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Agens and Snowman have announced that the street skating title Skate City is getting a release on Switch. Although a specific date hasn’t been announced, the game will be available “soon”.
We have the following overview and trailer for Skate City:
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Adventure puzzler Harmony’s Odyssey announced for Switch
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MythicOwl today announced Harmony’s Odyssey, a new adventure puzzler. The game will be launching for Switch later in 2021.
Here’s an overview of Harmony’s Odyssey with additional information:
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Famitsu review scores – February 9, 2021
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This week’s Famitsu review scores are as follows:
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Base One, space station simulator with hardcore survival and RPG mechanics, coming to Switch in Q2 2021
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Publisher Blowfish Studios and developer PixFroze announced that they’re putting Base One on Switch. The space station simulator, which features hardcore survival and RPG mechanics, is due out in Q2 2021.
Here’s some information about Base One as well as a trailer:
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[Review] Little Nightmares II
Posted on 3 years ago by Dennis Gagliardotto(@LyonHart_) in Reviews, Switch, Switch eShop | 0 comments
System: Switch
Release date: February 11, 2021
Developer: Tarsier Studios
Publisher: Bandai Namco
Little Nightmares quickly became a much beloved hit among fans of horror and side-scrolling adventure gameplay, beautifully melding this sense of intense atmosphere with some of the most innovative and unique environmental designs the medium has seen. It had everything it needed to be, well, nightmare fuel, and capitalized on that artistically. Its big draw-back, however, was simply how short it was. Thankfully, Tarsier Studios went on to develop DLC in a perfectly priced package that expanded the game up to three additional hours, putting us in the shoes of The Runaway Kid as they too tried to escape from The Maw. Now with the release of Little Nightmares II, feedback was taken to heart and Tarsier Studios has made a bigger and better adventure, emphasizing more so the nightmare portion of its name with a stellar experience that gives everything I wanted the first time around, and goes even further with its disturbing themes and atmosphere that, with excellent sound design, brings together a must-play horror package.
