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Panic Button is leading the way on some big third-party ports for Switch. The studio was first assigned with the task of putting Rocket League on the platform, and is also working on Bethesda for the Doom port.

Speaking with GamesRadar, Panic Button’s Adam Creighton said that for Doom, the scalable technology made the port “more straightforward than maybe it could have been.” However, it was also “wicked hard”.

Creighton told the site:

Today, Microids published the first entry in the Syberia franchise on Switch – the other two sequels will follow later. Check out some footage below.

Koei Tecmo released a new commercial for the Attack on Titan 2 game in the works for Switch. View the advert below.

Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus

Bethesda held a live stream for Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus a short while ago in which an hour of footage was showcased. You can see the full recording below.


Koei Tecmo has posted on their official YouTube channel a new trailer for Nights of Azure 2. You can watch it below.

The game launches October 27.

We have another direct-feed video for Xenoblade Chronicles 2. In the video below, you can watch GameXplain explore the town of Grendle.

On launch day, Koei Tecmo and Nintendo prepared an update for Fire Emblem Warriors. Those who purchased the game will be able to receive the latest patch, version 1.1.0.

The Fire Emblem Warriors update adds battle results to the game’s History mode and a new feature for sorting in-game weapons. You should be able to pre-order the DLC as well. Finally, you can expect the usual bug fixes.

Source: Nintendo PR

GameXplain went hands-on with Super Mario Odyssey this week during a Nintendo press event. The outlet explored the Sand Kingdom by riding Jaxi, jumping into holes in the ground, and finding hidden Hat Doors that hold secrets. Have a look at 10 minutes of footage below.

SEGA has shared another piece of music for Sonic Forces. This time around, we’re able to hear the piano version of the “First Bump” main theme. Listen to it below.

Limited Run Games

Limited Run has been having a tough time with Nintendo recently, the big N having put them on hold to deal with bigger developers first. Luckily for Limited Run, Nintendo has approved them today to start working on retail versions of their games.

Their first game on Switch, they say, should be rolling out in 2018.



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