Hamster has announced that Pac & Pal will be the next title coming to Switch under the Arcade Archives label. Here is some more information on the game.
The Computer Entertainment Supplier’s Association has just published an official streaming schedule for Tokyo Game Show 2022.
TGS 2022 is set to run from September 15 to 18 at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Japan. Throughout those four days, a total of 38 programs will be streamed online, with 29 of those being sponsored “Official Exhibitor Programs”. While most programs will be streamed in Japanese, certain streams will also offer simultaneous English or Chinese translations. You’ll be able to watch these streams through various platforms and online media, such as IGN, DouYu, bilibili, Douyin, and Huya, or by accessing the “TGS Special Page” on Steam.
Here is a list of all the programs featured in the above schedule. Do note that all the times are in Japanese Standard Time (JST), which is equivalent to PT+16, ET+13, BST+8 or CEST+7.
Tokyo Game Show is happening next month, and as such more companies have started announcing their plans for the show. Kemco and Success Corporation are the latest of these, having now revealed the games they’re planning to show off.
Here’s a list of the titles they’ll be presenting at TGS 2022 (translation courtesy of Gematsu):
CyberConnect2 has just announced a release window for Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Hinokami Chronicles’ third DLC pack. This pack, featuring Entertainment District versions of Tanjiro Kamado, Zenitsu Agatsuma and Inosuke Hashibira, will release sometime in mid-September.
No specific information has been disclosed as of yet, but based on previous DLC packs, we can expect to get a new trailer and release date for this third set within the next couple of weeks.
The team behind MLB The Show 22 is continuing to issue patches, and version 1.14 went live today.
The latest update largely involves bug fixes, including a Switch-specific issue in which a freeze could happen when a controller is detached during a pitch. Play by play commentary fixes have also been implemented.
The full patch notes for the MLB The Show version 1.14 update are as follows:
The world’s largest game of Rock, Paper, Scissors took place last weekend during Splatoon 3’s Splatfest World Premiere, which gave us a chance to finally get hands-on with the upcoming threequel! Join your hosts Nick, Nicolas, Luiz and Dennis as they talk about their experiences playing the demo, as well as their thoughts on the recent Splatoon 3 showcase during a Nintendo Treehouse Live presentation. They’ll also unpack all the noteworthy Switch game announcements from Gamescom, chat about Sakurai’s incredibly cool new YouTube channel, and much more!
Our show is available on most major streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music and Audible, and direct downloads are also now available for free through our friends at ListenNotes! You can also check out the video version on Youtube below.
Just For Games and Bevel Bakery are teaming up to bring Sclash to Switch, the two sides have confirmed. The project will be ready to go sometime in 2023.
Sclash has you playing as a hand-drawn samurai in painted settings while fighting your opponent in solemn duels where each move matters. You’ll need to manage your stamina, breath, and take your time to land a deadly hit.
Nintendo has updated the Japanese release schedule on its platforms for the week of September 8, 2022. Here’s a look at the upcoming digital download schedule:
A new trailer has gone live for The Jackbox Party Pack 9 ahead of the title’s upcoming launch. Fibbage 4, Junktopia, Nonsensory, Roomerang, and Quixort are all shown off.
Here’s some information about each one:
