A new set of screenshots are in for Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition. The images show off the different games that are included: GTA III, Vice City, and San Andreas.
For more on Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition, read the following overview:
Ahead of next month’s Switch release of World War Z, Nintendo Everything was able to speak with lead game designer Dmitry Grigorenko, and as part of that, we learned about what to expect from the title’s frame rate and resolution.
Regarding the game’s performance, Grigorenko stated:
The latest demon trailer has arrived for Shin Megami Tensei V, and Atlus has now provided a close look at Azumi. This creature has appeared in most of the series’ mainline entries going back to the original Shin Megami Tensei as well as other titles such as Devil Summoner and Persona Q.
Over on the Megami Tensei Wiki, the site offers up a little extra background information on Azumi. Read a bit more about the demon below.
Crytek and Saber Interactive have issued a new 1.1.0 update for Crysis 2 Remastered and Crysis 3 Remastered on Switch. The team has “been working hard over the last couple of days to fix many of the reported issues, improving the visuals and performance which in return should help keep higher dynamic resolution in the games.” Other improvements have been included as well.
Below are the full patch notes for the Crysis 2 and Crysis 3 Remastered version 1.1.0 update:
Hermitage: Strange Case Files, a paranormal horror adventure game, has received a final release date on Switch. A listing on the eShop has it down for October 26.
Hermitage: Strange Case Files was first announced for Switch this past July, and while we never had an actual release date, it was originally targeted for a summer launch.
Earlier in the week, publisher Daedalic Entertainment and developer Mousetrap Games put JARS on Switch, and we now have gameplay. The strategic puzzle and tower defense game is live on the console now.
For those that missed our previous coverage for JARS, check out the following overview:
Skul: The Hero Slayer recently came to Switch, and we now have quite a bit of gameplay. A new video shows off the side-scrolling action platformer with various footage.
Here’s an overview of Skul: The Hero Slayer:
Pokemon Unite producer Masaaki Hoshino has spoken more about the game’s origins, including why the team wanted to make a strategic team battle game. This comes as part of an interview previously conducted by Japanese magazine Famitsu.
Our translation is below:
In his latest column for Famitsu, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate director Masahiro Sakurai talked in-depth about the game’s latest DLC fighter, Sora from Kingdom Hearts, including how an unplanned meeting with a Disney rep kicked off the whole process. He spoke about the negotiations with Square Enix and Disney, how Sora was actually the series’ most requested playable character ever, as well as unpacking many details around the character’s design.
Below is a full translation of what Sakurai had to say.
