Listings on the eShops provide file sizes for a bunch of Switch games. These include Gal Gun Double Peace, The Cruel King and the Great Hero, and more.
Here’s the full roundup:
Witch Beam has opened up regarding the possible future of Unpacking, particularly when it comes to DLC and a sequel.
Let’s get the bad news out of the way first. If you were hoping to see more of Unpacking soon, you’ll be disappointed to hear that if anything happens, it won’t be for a long while.
Digimon Con is taking place today, and while many had hoped that there would be news about a release date for Digimon Survive, we’re still left without that answer. Producer Kazumasa Habu revealed that Witchcraft left the project at some point, and a new team is now involved.
Other than that, the latest gameplay tidbits were shared. First up, we have a few numbers – specifically that there’ll be 113 trainable Digimon, 12 chapters, and 3 branching paths with morality, harmony, and rage beginning on chapter 8 a secret route will open once you finish one. Each route has 40 hours.
According to retailer listings, 505 Games intends to distribute a physical version of Grow: Song of the Evertree on Switch.
The title originally appeared on the console back in November. 505 Games hadn’t said anything regarding plans for a retail version, but it looks like it’ll be happening in early 2022.
Nintendo’s upcoming maintenance schedule has been updated once again. Along with Switch eShop downtime that we reported a few days ago, we now know that Switch network services will be impacted slightly early next week.
The full schedule as things stand now are as follows:
Evo 2022 will soon be revealing the games that will be included in the big fighting tournament, but organizers have decided to disclose early that Super Smash Bros. will not be represented in any form.
Smash Bros. has had a strong presence at Evo over the years and has been one of the most popular titles at the event. Melee, Brawl, Wii U, and Ultimate have all appeared at various times. At least for now though, that cord has been cut and Smash Bros. won’t be featured at Evo 2022.
An official statement reads:
A new update has arrived for Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition on Switch. Rockstar Games lists it at version 1.04, though it should show up on your system as version 1.0.6.
This new update includes improvements for performance and stability along with tons of fixes. For the full patch notes, continue on below.
System: Switch
Release date: February 22, 2022
Developer: Lancarse
Publisher: NIS America
The air hangs thick with mist, the shrouded school halls hard to navigate in the ever-present haze. You don’t remember anything. Not your name, your grade, or anything about what caused this to happen. You descend the stairs to clean air and students like yourself attempting to remain calm. Panic does no one any good, after all. The Shin Mikado Academy is enshrouded in a mysterious barrier, and its going to take a lot of work to get to the bottom of this ordeal in Monark.
Those Awesome Guys announced this week that Move or Die: Unleashed, its fast-paced party game, will be reaching Switch next month. A release is scheduled for March 10, 2022.
Move or Die has been around for a few years now. For the new Unleashed version on Switch though, the game will include several years of content sourced from over 30 seasonal and thematic updates published since the initial release. It will also include special crossover content like characters from Rick and Morty, Shovel Knight, and Shotgun Farmers, in addition to an extensive collection of over the top game modes and mutators inspired by mechanics from other indie classics such as Superhot, Heavy Bullets, and What The Golf.
Publisher Ratalaika Games, along with developer Infamous Quests has announced that they’re putting Quest for Infamy on Switch. The classic fantasy adventure RPG is due out on March 4, 2022.
Here’s a comprehensive rundown as to what to expect from Quest for Infamy:
