For those looking to experience a bit of Ace Attorney Investigations Collection before the launch, Capcom just released a demo.
The opening portions of both games, Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth and Ace Attorney Investigations 2: Prosecutor’s Gambit, are included. Also, data can be transferred to the full version at release.
koROBO, the new game from former developers at Skip, has now been officially confirmed for consoles.
For those that missed the news previously, koROBO has been on Kickstarter / Campfire for the past few weeks. The project already reached its funding target, and with less than a day remaining, hit its console stretch goal as well. The team hasn’t said which consoles it’ll be supporting, but given how koROBO is a Chibi-Robo spiritual successor, we should count on Nintendo support.
The fourth game-specific trailer for Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics was just released, this time for The Punisher. In the beat ’em up title, players take revenge on the gangsters who murdered your innocent family.
Further details about Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics are available in the following overview:
A Switch version of Shogun Showdown is coming very soon, Goblinz Publishing and developer Roboatino have announced. You’ll be able to grab it on September 5, 2024.
Shogun Showdown, a turn-based combat game with rogue-like and deck-building elements, takes inspiration from hit games like Into the Breach, Darkest Dungeon, Crypt of the Necrodancer, and Slay the Spire. After a little more than a year in Early Access, the full release is launching and on multiple platforms.
The next major update for Palia, known as “Sunset Soirée”, is coming in just a few days. This is also known as version 0.183.
The update comes with a number of highlights. Players can look forward to increased building blocks and flower limits, Lily Rattan furniture, Chapaa huntable plushes, potato pods, searchable inventory, and a new Pet at the Premium Shop. Full patch notes should follow next week.
During a talk at the Computer Entertainment Development Conference (CEDEC), Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom director Hidemaro Fujibayashi and and engineer Kenichi Hirose gave a peak behind the curtain. It was revealed that during development of the game, Nintendo created a Rupee Bulletin Board which facilitated communication and development.
As reported by Games Watch and passed along by Automaton, Hirose brought up how the basic production flow of the project was as follows: Drawing Board > Implementation > Playtest after reaching a milestone > Data collection > Analysis. The team would go through this repeated cycle following the last step’s completion.
Kill Knight, the upcoming arcade-inspired isometric action shooter, now has a release date. Announced today is that the title is scheduled for October 3, 2024.
Our initial report on Kill Knight was in April. Today is the first time we’ve been given any sort of news about launch timing.
Here’s an overview with more details about the game:
Today, Snow Bros. Wonderland was given a final release date – and we also have news about a physical release as well as a new trailer.
The game launches on November 28, 2024 worldwide. There are plans for both a physical and digital launch in the west. Meanwhile, in Japan, Tatsujin is going the extra mile with a limited edition that includes a special box, art book, and a bonus DVD containing the background music soundtrack and two bonus videos.
Thunderful today unveiled Lost in Random: The Eternal Die, a follow-up to the 2021 game. Switch will be getting it sometime in 2025.
Lost in Random: The Eternal Die is taking the series in a different direction. Whereas the first game was an action adventure experience, this time Thunderful is making a rogue-lite action title with isometric combat.
We’ve got a bunch of information in the following overview:
