Botworld Odyssey is incoming for Switch, Featherweight Games has announced. It will be available on October 24, 2024.
Botworld Odyssey is an open world creature collecting RPG with tactical real-time battles. Players will come across scraps to build new bots as they go on a quest to become the world’s greatest Botmaster.
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Nintendo’s latest maintenance schedule for the week of September 1, 2024 is now available.
One more session for Switch has been added to the docket. This will be taking place tonight, lasting for a couple of hours.
Below is the full Nintendo maintenance schedule for the week of September 1, 2024:
A ton of gameplay is now available for WitchSpring R. The story-driven RPG, which launched worldwide this week, has received over an hour of footage.
Learn more about it in the following overview:
Level-5 Vision 2024, which was previously delayed to an unspecified date this summer, is now confirmed to be taking place this month.
The showcase was actually announced last November. At the time, Level-5 was planning the event for April. We never had an actual date though, and when April finally came around, the showcase was postponed.
Boom Buster recently took to Kickstarter, and in the final hour of the campaign, support for Switch was confirmed.
The game had already reached its funding goal at $50,000. It was unclear if there’d be a Switch port since that stood at a $70,000 stretch goal, but the campaign ended with just a little over that amount. Although the project likely won’t be completed until at least a couple of years for now, Nintendo fans can look forward to that in the future.
New gameplay is here from the Switch version of Monster Jam Showdown. The release comes from Milestone, the developer behind the Hot Wheels Unleashed series.
Additional information about the racer can be found int he following overview:
Listings on the eShops provide file sizes for a bunch of Switch games. These include The Plucky Squire, MySims: Cozy Bundle, Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake, Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics, and more.
Here’s the full roundup:
By all (or at least most) accounts, the Xenoblade series sort of peaked with the release of Xenoblade Chronicles 3 and its DLC, Future Redeemed. The base game told a completely new story that could technically be understood without playing the prior games (but was enhanced by doing so) while also tying together the futures of the worlds from Xenoblade Chronicles and its sequel. Without going into too much detail right off the bat, Xenoblade 3’s ending is said to have wrapped up the series – or at least the Klaus trilogy. That being said, there are a few loose ends introduced in Xenoblade Chronicles 3 that weren’t fully tied up – and today, we’re going over which of these plot points we can expect to see in future games, if any at all. Do keep in mind that there are spoilers ahead.
Nintendo hasn’t done much with Star Fox since Star Fox Zero on Wii U – which came out years ago – but Takaya Imamura believes it will return someday.
For those that are unaware, Imamura was the character designer for Star Fox. He naturally has ties to Shigeru Miyamoto, who took the lead on the franchise. Imamura was speaking with The Gamer in a recent interview and mentioned how Miyamoto has “strong feelings” for Star Fox. While no one can say what exactly will happen in the future, Imamura thinks it will return at some point, but in what form and when he wouldn’t make any predictions.
Nintendo fans tend to go by the company’s patterns, but every now and then, the company throws a curveball. That’s exactly what happened this week. We’re generally used to getting a Nintendo Direct before the Tokyo Game Show in September, but we instead saw a new presentation to end August. On top of that, it was shown right after an Indie World Showcase. We’re not used to seeing back to back presentations from Nintendo, but again, you can’t always predict what the Big N will do.
There were so many games between the two presentations – over forty in fact – that we can’t possibly mention them all here. For the Indie World Showcase through, a big highlight was the announcement and release of Pizza Tower. Meanwhile, the Nintendo Direct: Partner Showcase featured Capcom Fighting Collection 2, Castlevania Dominus Collection, The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky the 1st, Atelier Yumia, Tales of Graces f Remastered, Tetris Forever, MySims: Cozy Bundle, Star Overdrive, and more.
