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Following a press release and new trailer from earlier today, Koei Tecmo has confirmed that the upcoming Atelier Lydie & Suelle: The Alchemists and the Mysterious Paintings will not feature English voice-over. Instead, the game will launch with Japanese audio and English subtitles. Previous games in the series were dubbed in English.

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RollerCoaster Tycoon Adventures

The classic RollerCoaster Tycoon franchise could come to Switch, but Atari is looking for some help to make it possible. Today, the company started a campaign on the equity crowdfunding platform StartEngine. The campaign appears to have a minimum goal of $10,000.

As for the new RollerCoaster Tycoon game itself, it will be the classic simulation gameplay that the series is known for. Atari is also promising the following features:

– Multiple Scenarios – Complete tricky objectives with specific time limits and other constraints.
– Sandbox Mode with Various Landscapes – Create the park of your dreams with unlimited time and unlimited resources.
– Tycoon Career Mode – Expand your park and grow your Amusement Empire.

For a look at the StartEngine campaign, head on over here. The campaign will run for three months. We’ll keep track of this one going forward.

Thanks to Mucrush for the tip.

Dragon Quest XI could have taken an open-world approach. In an interview with DenfaminicoGamer, series creator Yuji Horii said that the idea was considered towards the start of development.

Dragon Quest XI has a little bit of open-world gameplay, but is still based on the franchise’s linear approach. Horii said that some players might have a difficult time understanding what to do next in an open-world, and creating a big story would be difficult.

Here’s the full exchange between Horii and DenfaminicoGamer, as translated by Siliconera:

Koei Tecmo readied some new details and a trailer for Atelier Lydie & Suelle: Alchemists of the Mysterious Painting. Today’s update covers battle features, such as the ability to synthesize items during battle. The video also covers a number of the game’s characters.

Here’s the full lowdown from Koei Tecmo:

Lost Sphear is officially available today in the west. To celebrate, Square Enix has released a new trailer. We have the video below.

Make sure to download the day one update for Lost Sphear. It features a number of free upgrades including new equipment and artefacts, a new dungeon, the new Moonlight Battleground mode, and more.

Lost Sphear makes its debut on Switch this week in North America and Europe. Have a look at the game’s first hour below.

GameSpot has a new look at Attack on Titan 2 on Switch with 11 minutes of multiplayer footage. Get a look at the gameplay below.

NIS America now has all of their limited editions for Nintendo Switch games available to order or pre-order from the NIS America online store. Games include SNK Heroines ~Tag Team Frenzy~, Ys VIII: Lacrimosa Of DANA, Atelier Lydie & Suelle, Disgaea 5, and more. You can place your order here.

Thanks to GoldMario791 for the tip.

Another piece of concept art has been added to the official Super Mario Odyssey Twitter account. The latest image, featuring various Moe-Eye sketches, can be seen above.

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Rocket League currently supports cross-platform play. If you’re playing on Switch, you can match together with someone on an Xbox One or PC.

Psyonix intends to take this a step further with cross-platform party support. The functionality will be added in later this year, the studio confirmed via Twitter.

Cross-platform parties will allow for the ability to create a party of players from different platforms that can move together between matches as a group without having to constantly invite people into a private match. As the way things are now, parties are limited to other players on the same platform.

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