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Zelda Tears of the Kingdom Depths ideas

The developers behind The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom have shared interesting details about the early days of making the Depths. This comes from the new art book that just came out in Japan.

The Depths are one major area of the game alongside the sky and Hyrule itself. However, things didn’t come together immediately. Art director Satoru Takizawa seemed to initially have an idea in his head about “a Cretaceous Period-like world with dinosaurs or the mythical underworld.” The team did actually make an experiment based on this. Director Hidemaro Fujibayashi also indicated that the team played around with the brightness, noting that “there was a considerable amount of trial and error” before the final level of darkness was decided.

It’s still wild to think that Switch has been around for well over seven years. If all goes well, it may very well end up as the best-selling gaming device ever. There are many reasons for its success, including its hybrid functionality, quantity and quality of games, and more.

We’re towards the very end of Switch’s lifecycle now, so how are you feeling about it? Where does it personally rank for you compared to other Nintendo systems? Let us know in the comments below.

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Garden Witch Life trailer

Garden Witch Life just came to Switch a couple of days ago, and we have a launch trailer for the title. The life farm RPG comes from SOEDESCO and FreetimeStudio.

Details about the game can be found in the following overview:

Suika Game physical

The hit Switch game Suika Game is getting a physical release in Japan, it’s been announced. It will be sold as part of a new “Special Edition”.

Suika Game will be offered on a cartridge for the first time. All previous DLC will be included, and there’ll be some exclusive items as well. 

Here’s the lineup of everything included:

Rugrats Adventures in Gameland gameplay

Following up on the launch of Rugrats: Adventures in Gameland, gameplay has emerged. We have footage specifically from the Switch version.

Everything you need to know can be found in the following overview:

Best and Worst Salmon Run Rotations

Every few days, a new Salmon Run shift starts in Splatoon 3. Each one includes four different weapons, a different stage, and a different King Salmonids. We’ve already written guides on all of the King Salmonids in Splatoon 3 (you can check them out here), but how can you tell if a given rotation is good or bad? Today, we’re going over what makes a Salmon Run shift “good” – in other words, viable for farming – and what makes a Salmon Run shift “bad”, too.

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Raiden Nova

UFO Interactive and Moss are teaming up to bring Raiden Nova to Switch, the two sides have announced. A worldwide release is on track for October 31, 2024.

Raiden Nova is a twin-stick shooter with weapons, ship upgrades, and more. Further information can be found in the following overview:

For those wondering when Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions will land on Switch, we now have the release date. Warner Bros. revealed today that this version is slated for November 8, 2024.

The edition version of Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions was originally planned for September 3 just like the other versions. However, at the end of July, it was moved to this holiday.

Reynatis demo

Reynatis is only a couple of weeks away from its western launch, and fans can try it out early thanks to a demo that just released on Switch.

Players can experience the dual perspectives of the dark urban fantasy by playing through the opening chapters as main characters Marin Kirizumi and Sari Nishijima. NIS America didn’t say anything regarding save data transferring over to the full experience.

Here’s some information about Marin and Sari:

Wild Bastards trailer

One last look at Wild Bastards is available with the game’s launch trailer. This week, Modus Games and Blue Manchu put the strategy shooter on Switch.

We’ve got lots of information about it in the following eShop description:


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