A new update for Puzzle & Dragons: Nintendo Switch Edition is now available, with GungHo having just started distribution of version 1.0.2. It lets players can control settings during Solo Play battles, includes better support for left-handed players, and more.
The full patch notes for the Puzzle & Dragons: Nintendo Switch Edition version 1.0.2 update are as follows:
Nintendo has updated the Japanese release schedule on its platforms for the week of April 7, 2022. Here’s a look at the upcoming digital download schedule:
NIS America has issued a launch trailer for Crystar, a new action RPG for Switch. The game just debuted in the west.
Learn more about Crystar in the following overview:
Rotund Rebound now has a release date on Switch. The precision-platformer will appear on the system starting on April 14, developer Dahku Creations confirmed today.
Rotund Rebound was first revealed for Switch back in 2020.
Ikai has just landed on Switch, and we have a new trailer to celebrate. It provides a final look at the first-person psychological horror game.
If you’re interested in learning more about Ikai, read the following overview:
After its initial launch late last year, Unpacking is now getting a physical release on Switch. Limited Run Games is handling distribution.
Unpacking debuted on Switch back in November. However, thus far, it has only been available on the eShop.
When Eastward landed on Switch last year, it was accompanied by a physical version – but only in Japan. Now, however, Chucklefish and Pixpil have teamed up with iam8bit and Skybound Games for new boxed editions in the west.
What we’ll be seeing first is a standard release, which is planned for May 24, 2022. All copies include an exclusive Eastward chibi-style sticker.
Anuchard, a civilization restoration action RPG, has received a final release date. Publisher Freedom Games and developer stellarNull announced today that the title is slated for April 14, 2022.
Anuchard was announced for Switch last November. The project had a vague 2022 launch window at the time.
Zelda: Breath of the Wild will not launch this year as originally expected. The game has been delayed to Spring 2023, series producer Eiji Aonuma has announced.
Aonuma and Nintendo as a were last targeting release sometime in 2022.
The full message from Aonuma reads:
