Cronos: The New Dawn is almost here, and we now have a graphics comparison for the Nintendo Switch 2 and PS5 versions of the game.
It’s clear that certain changes were needed in order to get things up and running on Nintendo’s hardware. Both resolution and frame rate are lower on the system, which is to be expected. While it’s not 60 frames per second, an initial look seems to show that things are stable at 30 FPS on Nintendo Switch 2. Otherwise we also get a resolution of 1080p that’s upscaled.
IO Interactive just gave a lengthy first look at 007 First Light, its new James Bond game, and we also have confirmation about the voice actors and the release date. A half hour of footage was shown as part of a PlayStation State of Play broadcast.
This is actually the very first gameplay. IO shows off stealth, driving segments, shootouts, and more. For the voice cast, we know that Patrick Gibson is playing James Bond. Other confirmed actors include Lennie James as Greenway and Priyanga Burford as M, Alastair Mackenzie as Q, Kiera Lester as Moneypenny, and Noemie Nakai as Ms. Roth.
Here’s some information about the game:
A new update is available for Easy Come Easy Golf with the game receiving version 1.9.8.
A big addition is the inclusion of a frame rate option. Players can now select a 60 FPS mode, which will be especially helpful if playing on Nintendo Switch 2. Other improvements and adjustments are included such as better load times.
The full rundown is as follows:
Red Deer Games, in collaboration with Destructive Creations, has announced that the real-time tactics title War Mongrels will be released on Nintendo Switch on September 16.
Set on the Eastern Front of World War II, the game features a dark narrative that begins with two characters before others join the group, each bringing their own unique abilities. Players will need to manage their team carefully, selecting the right members for missions that involve sabotage, stealing documents, taking down enemies, and even helping civilians.
May 3: Limited Run Games and Ancient today confirmed that Earthion will be launching on Nintendo Switch. The title is slated for 2025.
Earthion, a shoot ’em up game that has been in development for a few years now, comes from composer and developer Yuzo Koshiro and his studio Ancient. Koshiro originally started out at Nihon Falcom working on soundtracks for games like Ys, but has since contributed to tons of different projects such as Super Smash Bros., Kid Icarus: Uprising, Streets of Rage, Etrian Odyssey, and so much more.
Gameloft shared the latest on Disney Dreamlight Valley today with the game set to receive a brand new Wishblossom Ranch DLC expansion.
The DLC will feature new Biomes, new friends, and a new way to explore. Players will encounter Snow White, Tinker Bell, and Maximus. There’ll also be horseback riding with full customization options.
Here’s an official rundown:
A couple of days before its debut, Cronos: The New Dawn has been given its launch trailer. Bloober Team is showing off its new survival horror game.
A bunch of information about it can be found in the following overview:
Following the launch of Kirby and the Forgotten Land on Nintendo Switch 2, we have a new video comparison showing how it stacks up to the Switch 1 version.
There are definitely some extra bells and whistles on Nintendo Switch 2. Whereas the original game rate at 30 FPS, it’s now been bumped up to 60 on the new console – plus animations for distance enemies have seen a boost. There’s also a resolution increase for both docked and handheld modes.
Square Enix just came out with a new round of Octopath Traveler 0 details, which cover the Retribution Arc (story of revenge against those who destroyed the protagonist’s hometown), companions, and systems. We have new screenshots and art as well.
Below is the full rundown:
For its latest Arcade Archives release, Hamster has announced Mach Breakers. The title will be out for Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch tomorrow, September 4.
Mach Breakers first launched in 1995. Coming from Namco, this sports game has players taking on twelve different events.
Here’s an official overview:
