It’s time for the latest North American Nintendo Download report for the week of October 21, 2021. The latest releases include N64 and SEGA Genesis games for Switch Online (Expansion Pack), My Friend Peppa Pig, Evertried, Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy: Cloud Version, Skul: The Hero Slayer, and more.
Here’s the full lineup:
Hisuian Zorua and Hisuian Zoroark are joining Pokemon Legends: Arceus, it’s been revealed.
That news was just made known as part of a video shared by The Pokemon Company. Earlier in the week, we saw a mysterious teaser with blurred footage. That footage has since been restored, providing a proper look at the new Pokemon. It’s said that Hisuian Zoroark “seems scary” though “it also appears to be protective of Hisuian Zorua.”
Puzzle platformer Tandem: A Tale of Shadows arrives on the Switch eShop today. Check out some gameplay footage and additional details below the break.
Side-scrolling action game Brain Meltdown: Into Despair arrives on Switch next week. Check out some gameplay with the video below.
Tactical roguelike Evertried arrives on Switch today. Check out some gameplay footage with the video below, along with some extra details.
Preparing for the release of Shin Megami Tensei V next month, Atlus has been sharing videos each day showcasing each of the upcoming game’s demons. This latest video offers an in-depth look at the demon Mokoi, check it out with some additional history and lore details below the break.
Developer and publisher FEED has announced that choose-your-own-adventure game Negative Nancy is arriving on the Switch eShop on October 23 in North America, and the game is available now in Europe. Check out a trailer and overview below.
City Connection has unveiled a new trailer for Abarenbo Tengu & Zombie Nation ahead of its arrival on Switch later this month. Check out the video and some more information on the title below.
The otome visual novel Luckydog1 is coming to the Switch on January 20, 2021. This game is published by Prototype Ltd. and developed by Tennenouji, and it will be priced at 5,200 yen on the Japanese eShop (it’s also getting a physical release for 6,160 yen).
This game first released in 2009 for PC but has been ported to multiple systems since then. The publisher MangaGamer is planning an English release for PC in the future, so it’s possible that the Switch might see this English release as well at some point.
For more information on Luckydog1, feel free to check out the trailer and overview of the game below.
