Minecraft Dungeons Switch footage
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Now that Minecraft Dungeons has released for Switch, we have some footage specifically from that version of the game. View a half hour of gameplay below.
Minecraft Dungeons is available on Switch via the eShop.
Umihara Kawase BaZooka! physical editions announced
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ININ Games today announced three different physical editions for Umihara Kawase BaZooka!, the new battle action game. Fans will be able to choose between a standard release, SteelBook Edition, and Collector’s Edition.
Here’s the rundown of each:
No Straight Roads delayed to later this summer
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No Straight Roads was only just announced for Switch with a June 30 release date. However, director Wan Hazmer took to Facebook today and announced that the game is being delayed in light of the coronavirus pandemic.
A new release date has not yet been announced. Hazmer has only said that the game will arrive later this summer.
The full message from Hazmer reads:
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Catherine: Full Body Switch Q&A – demo in the works, file size, more
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Atlus has published a Q&A on its official Japanese website to provide more information about the Switch version of Catherine: Full Body. It confirms that a demo is on the way, reveals the game’s file size, and more.
Here’s the full roundup, courtesy of Persona Central:
More: Atlus, Catherine: Full Body, demo, file size, top
Minecraft Dungeons launch trailer
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Minecraft Dungeons is out today on Switch, and we have a new trailer to celebrate. Have a look at the video below.
Minecraft Dungeons can be purchased for Switch digitally via the eShop.
Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition introduces Casual Mode
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Nintendo and Monolith Soft have shared a short but notable update for Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition. This time around, we have a brief introduction to Casual Mode.
Casual Mode is completely option in the game. But when enabled, battles will become easier. Those that aren’t as experienced or are looking for less of a challenge can play through the RPG with this feature.
Yoru, Tomosu – New trailer with almost two minutes of footage
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This third trailer from Nippon Ichi Software encompasses almost two full minutes of game footage. Yoru, Tomosu will be arriving on Switch this Summer in Japan on July 30th. The new trailer dials up the scare factor of this visual novel adventure, with creepy footsteps and haunting screams. Check out the new footage here:
More: Nippon Ichi Software, Yoru Tomosu
Street Power Soccer – Cover art revealed
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Just a few days ago, we reported that Street Power Soccer would be arriving on Switch. The game is slated to arrive this Summer, and though we don’t have an exact release date, we do now have a verification of the cover art via GameStop’s listing. Street Power Soccer boasts playable characters from all over the world and multiple styles of gameplay. If you missed the trailer during our last coverage, you can take a look at it below:
Piofiore: Episodio 1926 arriving in Japan on October 8th
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Idea Factory has announced that Piofiore: Episodio 1926 will launch for Switch on October 8 in Japan. This otome visual novel is a sequel to Piofiore: Fated Memories, which released on PS Vita back in 2018. It is worth noting that this title is slated for Western release via Publisher Aksys Games in late 2020.
Switch update out now (version 10.0.3)
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Nintendo has prepared the latest system update for Switch. Starting today, all users can access version 10.0.3.
Those looking for major features or additions will unfortunately be disappointed. Nintendo says that the update includes “general system stability improvements to enhance the user’s experience.”
Switch version 10.0.0 dropped in mid-April, which included new features like button remapping and an option to transfer data between the system memory and an SD card. It was then followed up with version 10.0.1’s stability improvements about a week later. Version 10.0.2 launched at the end of April and fixed an issue where a Switch console with version 10.0.0 or 10.0.1 wouldn’t set up a new Switch Pro Controller, sometimes causing incorrect joystick control.
