Ghost Trick creator says sequel “would be difficult”, but not ruling out the possibility
Posted on 1 year ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch | 0 comments
Could Capcom make a sequel to Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective one day? Shu Takumi, the game’s creator (who’s also behind the Ace Attorney series), isn’t committed to the idea, but isn’t ruling out the possibility either.
Game Informer recently asked Takumi straight up about sequel chances. He responded by saying “it would be difficult” given how the story is told in one complete game, but “the powers of the dead that this game introduces may hold some possibility.”
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[Preview] Mortal Kombat 1: A silky-smooth, hyper-violent reboot that’s (somehow) coming to Switch
Posted on 1 year ago by Nicholas Serpa in Previews, Switch | 0 comments
Mortal Kombat 1 is perhaps the most jaw-dropping fighting game I’ve ever had the privilege of playing. And not just in a figurative sense, because there’s literally an X-Ray attack in which Sub-Zero skewers his opponent’s brain through their mouth with a shard of ice, rendered in a shocking amount of detail. Between the new Kameo mechanic, an increased focus on aerial play, and some of the most stunning visuals I’ve ever seen in a fighting game, this is a game that feels next-gen from edge to edge. That’s a polite way of saying: I have no idea how they are going to get this running on Switch.
Ultimate Chicken Horse update out now (version 1.10.06), patch notes
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Clever Endeavour Games isn’t done with Ultimate Chicken Horse, as the studio just issued a new version 1.10.06 update for the game.
Several server issues have been addressed stemming from the Shellebration Update. The team also changed how voting works on community-made custom levels and added a new song to the soundtrack. Some other small changes are also included.
The full patch notes for the Ultimate Chicken Horse version 1.10.06 update are as follows:
Sonic Superstars using same physics as Sonic Mania
Posted on 1 year ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch | 0 comments
Sonic Superstars fans will be happy to hear that SEGA has brought over the physics from Sonic Mania and translated them into modern 3D.
That news comes from Christian Whitehead, the director of Sonic Mania. He was responding to a tweet comparing the physics from that release and the upcoming Sonic Superstars.
Here’s the tweet in question:
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Dead Cells getting an animated series
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It’s been announced that an animated series for Dead Cells is in production, with Evil Empire and Motion Twin teaming up with Bobbypills. Fans can expect its debut in 2024.
The show will premiere on ADN, which will also co-produce the show. There are plans for ten, seven-minute long episodes that will initially be exclusive to France before rolling out worldwide.
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2023 Nintendo Summer of Play announced
Posted on 1 year ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in General Nintendo, News, Switch | 0 comments
Nintendo is celebrating the family summer of gaming with the Nintendo Summer of Play. Fans of all ages will be able to discover their favorite characters and learn more about the worlds they come from.
The event kicks off on June 15 and lasts until August 28 at several different locations. Consumers will have the chance to explore the worlds created by Switch games through a variety of summer-themed activities. The lineup includes:
Agatha Christie: Murder on the Orient Express release date set for October, Deluxe Edition revealed
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Microids today shared the final release date for Agatha Christie: Murder on the Orient Express and unveiled a Deluxe Edition.
The game is heading to Switch on October 19, 2023. It’ll be sold physically and digitally, with the former getting the aforementioned Deluxe Edition. Copies include a copy of the game, a 48-page art book, the digital soundtrack, and an Orient Express ticket bookmark.
Famitsu review scores – June 14, 2023
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This week’s Famitsu review scores are as follows:
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[Preview] Hands-on with Oxenfree II: Lost Signals
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It’s easy to forget, looking back, just how innovative Oxenfree felt when it launched in 2016. Plenty of games up to that point had experimented with branching narratives and dialogue, but few had managed to weave conversations together in such an organic, convincing way. What started as a slow-burn teen drama quickly evolved into a tense supernatural thriller, and the choices the player makes for protagonist Alex could have a dramatic impact on the ending of the game. After getting hands-on with Oxenfree II: Lost Signals at Summer Game Fest, I’m confident that Night School Studio knows exactly what the fans are looking for from this sequel, and I can’t wait to play more of it.
Master Detective Archives: Rain Code trailer introduces game mechanics
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Spike Chunsoft is showing off Master Detective Archives: Rain Code once again and has introduced the game’s mechanics. This comes as part of a trailer featuring a back-and-forth between the main protagonists, Yuma and Shinigami.
If you need a refresher on Master Detective Archives: Rain Code, read the following overview:
