Lost Sphear TGS 2017 footage (including the Switch version)
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At the Tokyo Game Show, Square Enix held a special session for Lost Sphear. Footage of the game was shown, including gameplay specifically from the Switch version. Have a look at the recording below.
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Sonic Forces Switch file size
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A listing on Amazon Japan reveals the file size for Sonic Forces on Switch. If you plan on downloading the game, 7.042GB of space is required.
Sonic Forces launches on November 7. SEGA will be selling the game both physically and digitally.
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Another 15 minutes of off-screen Doom Switch footage
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Another 15 minutes of footage is in showing Doom on Switch in fairly decent visual / audio quality. See the latest video below.
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Fire Emblem Warriors – English TGS 2017 trailer
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Nintendo has published an English version of the Fire Emblem Warriors trailer created for the Tokyo Game Show. Watch it below.
Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 – Xenoverse 1 story DLC free for the first month of release
Posted on 7 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch | 12 Comments
Just like in Japan, Bandai Namco is including content from the first Dragon Ball Xenoverse in Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 for Switch and offering it in in the west. The process of gaining access is just slightly different.
For the Japanese release, Bandai Namco had the Dragon Ball Xenoverse 1 content built right in. Once you cleared certain sections of the story in Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, you’re able to access segments from the original by talking to a particular NPC. But from what we understand, for the western version, you first need to download the a pack from the eShop.
Doom has a 720p resolution on Switch in both docked and portable modes
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Bethesda has slowly rolled out information about Doom’s performance on Switch. Yesterday we found out that the game runs at 30 frames per second, at least officially anyway. Rolling Stone, who shared that information, managed to obtain some additional details from Bethesda as well.
First, Doom’s resolution is 720p on Switch. That’s regardless of which mode you’re playing in – docked or portable. Both are the same.
Bethesda also says that Doom won’t have any motion controls on Switch. The functionality is being added for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, but it won’t be present in Doom.
Lost Sphear demo out in Japan next week, original soundtrack coming
Posted on 7 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch, Videos | 1 Comment
Square Enix is planning a demo for Lost Sphear ahead of its Japanese release on October 12. Announced at the Tokyo Game Show today, the trial version will begin distribution in Japan starting next week.
Players who try out the demo can carry save data over to the full game. As for its contents, fans can experience the early parts of the RPG.
Square Enix also intends to put out a two-disc original soundtrack for Lost Sphear. It’s due out in Japan on November 22 for 2,500 yen. Check out a trailer for the soundtrack below.
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The LEGO Ninjago Movie Video Game Switch footage
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The LEGO Ninjago Movie Video Game launched yesterday on various platforms, including Switch. Check out some footage below.
Splatoon 2 – Rapid Blaster Pro footage
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The Rapid Blaster Pro is out now in Splatoon 2 as the game’s newest multiplayer weapon. See it in action below with some footage.
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Attack on Titan 2 announced for Switch
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Attack on Titan 2 is coming to Switch, Koei Tecmo has announced. The news was shared during an event at the Tokyo Game Show. Along with Switch, Koei Tecmo will be releasing the game on PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, and Steam.
We won’t have to wait on a localization announcement for this one, thankfully. The game was already confirmed for North America and Europe earlier in the year when the original reveal took place. Switch isn’t officially set for the west since today’s news was only just shared for Japan, but given how the major games for the platform are being localized thus far (Atelier, Nights of Azure 2), we expect Koei Tecmo to have an update for the west soon.
Here’s the original teaser for Attack on Titan 2:
Attack on Titan 2 will release in early 2018.
