Thanks to IGN, we have some of the first gameplay from Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection. Seven minutes of footage is available.
The video starts out by showing 3D MegaMan.EXE, who will guide players through the game selection screen and gallery. We then get a brief look at the first three titles in the package. Of course, everything is shown in Japanese here.
Oxenfree II: Lost Signals has been delayed to 2023, according to developer Night School Studio. The company provided a status update about the project on social media today.
Night School Studio said it will be using the extra time to make the game “truly special and add more localizations”. You can read the full statement below.
Pixel today announced Angelian Trigger, a new shoot ‘ep for Switch that’s a mashup of 2D and 3D gameplay. A release is planned for 2023.
Specifics about gameplay have yet to be detailed. However, we know that the lineup of staff includes Hidekuni Sasaki as director, Akihiro Kimura (ZAVAS, Emerald Dragon, Alshark, Alnam no Kiba: Juuzoku Juunishinto Densetsu) as character designer, and Toshikazu Arai on effect design. Akari Kaida (Darkstalkers, Resident Evil, Breath of Fire III, Okami) is handling the music, Yukihito Tanaka is in charge of the 2D animation, and nspace is working on backgrounds. Finally, the game features enemy design from Yu Hiraoka, Soushokunin Dora, and uhper2319.
System: Switch
Release Date: September 9, 2022
Developer: Nintendo
Publisher: Nintendo
It’s hard to believe that such a fresh property like Splatoon has already been around for seven years, but Nintendo’s IP that introduced the cute little humanoid squids known as Inklings quickly resonated with fans despite being on the commercial failure that was the Wii U. It was when Splatoon 2 took off, however, that the franchise truly found its following thanks to the Switch’s success. Interestingly, the quick turnaround rate of two years for Splatoon 2 to release made the game feel almost too familiar. But to the uninitiated, Splatoon 2 gave those same feelings that Splatoon 1 did to those that owned a Wii U. Meanwhile, Splatoon 3 had a chance to marinate for years – five years to be exact – and has seen vast improvements to the overall structure of the game and its heavily-focused online portion that doesn’t feel anywhere near as dated, bringing the game and its multiplayer inking glory to the modern day while looking as beautiful as ever.
Humble Games and Jacob Dzwinel have readied a launch trailer for the Switch version of Midnight Fight Express. After it was previously delayed, the title landed on the console this week.
Further information about Midnight Fight Express can be found in the following overview:
Devolver Digital and Massive Monster have issued the latest update for Cult of the Lamb, with version 1.0.1.41 having gone live.
The new patch is largely intended to address a huge list of issues. Fixes have been implemented relating to crusades, cults, and more.
We have the full patch notes for the Cult of the Lamb version 1.0.1.41 update below.
Hokko Life, which was previously announced for Switch, is now confirmed to be receiving a physical release on the platform.
Fireshine Games appears to be handling distribution of the boxed version at retail. Amazon has it down for September 27 – the same day as the digital launch.
New DLC has arrived in Castle Morihisa in the form of the Miko class. If you own the game on Switch, you can grab it right now.
With the Miko class, you can play as Miko, the devout maiden using the energy of the moon. We have some additional information below.
Arcade Archives The Return of Ishtar made it to Switch this week, and per usual, Hamster highlighted the classic during one of its regular streams with gameplay. We now have the archive with footage.
Here’s a bit of information about the game:
To celebrate the game’s release, SpiderHeck has been given a brand new launch trailer. Fans can get another look at the couch co-op brawler.
More information can be found in the following overview:
