Nintendo already had a couple of releases planned for June, and added another one to the pile this week. Game Builder Garage was randomly announced on Wednesday and is just a month out from launching.
Continuing off of some of the things we’ve seen in Nintendo Labo, Game Builder Garage is software dedicated entirely to making games. You can learn about programming, develop your own creations, and share them with others. There’s even mouse support when the Switch is docked. We have much more information here.
Based on what Nintendo has said and shown, are you sold on Game Builder Garage? Will you be picking it up come June 11? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below.
Cozy Grove was updated to version 1.6.2 on Switch this week. It includes several player-requested features, lots of adjustments, and bug fixes.
Below are the full patch notes:
Forever Entertainment and Live Motion Games brought Train Station Renovation to Switch this week. For a look at some footage, check out the video below.
Train Station Renovation is now available on the Switch eShop. We have additional information and a trailer here.
Nintendo has opened the teaser site for Mario Golf: Super Rush, accessible here. There’s currently a trailer to view and previously-shared information to check out, though it should be updated with additional content prior to launch.
Mario Golf: Super Rush is due out for Switch on June 25. Stay tuned for more information about the game.
Buka Entertainment and Ludus Future dated the console version of Demon Skin this week. The brutal hack-and-slash adventure game will be out for Switch on September 30, the two companies confirmed.
When Demon Skin comes to consoles, it will include a new playable chapter. The bonus addition, accessible part-way through the main adventure, will place players into the past to explore events before the game’s cataclysmic opening scenes.
Here’s further information on Demon Skin plus a trailer:
System: Switch
Release date: April 30, 2021
Developer: Bandai Namco
Publisher: Nintendo
It’s been two decades after the original release of Pokemon Snap on Nintendo 64, and since then fans have been both nostalgic and petitioning for a worthy successor. Despite its failure, when the Wii U was Nintendo’s current console on the market, many were certain that a new entry would materialize as the GamePad seemed like the perfect controller for a truly next generation Pokemon Snap experience. New Pokemon Snap now finally sees the long awaited and almost mythical release of a sequel on Switch, and brings a slew of new features, replayability, and stunning graphics that lets us look at Pokemon in a way we’ve never seen them before. It lets players get up close and personal with their trusty cameras once again to take wondrous shots, all in the comfort of their own home or on the go instead of a Blockbuster.
Clannad Side Stories is coming to Switch this month. The title is confirmed to be supporting English, and will be getting a worldwide release. However, only Japan will be receiving a physical version.
Fortunately, much like the digital edition, Clannad Side Stories will also support English at retail. Fans of the game can import a boxed copy and play through the entire experience in English.
Clannad Side Stories launches for Switch on May 20. Pre-order the physical version on Play-Asia here.
Sturmwind EX, a shoot ’em up for the Dreamcast before releasing on Switch in 2019, was initially offered on the eShop. Now thanks to Pix’n Love, a physical release is in the cards.
Sturmwind EX will be offered with a standard copy and collector’s edition. If you opt for the latter, you’ll receive:
When we last heard about Cotton Reboot!, it was planned for a Q1 2021 release in the west. The game appears to have been delayed slightly as retailer listings as well as the eShop show a final date of June 25.
For those that missed our previous coverage on Cotton Reboot!, check out the following overview and trailer:
Team17 and Studio Koba have put out a new update for Narita Boy. Version 1.0.2 largely includes a slew of different fixes.
The full patch notes are as follows:
