During the Indie World Showcase in April, The House of the Dead: Remake was unveiled for Switch. New information about the project has now surfaced.
Artur Gregoznyc of Forever Entertainment spoke with Fragments of Silicon, and shared various details. The Wiki of the Dead gathered up the tidbits, which cover frame rate and resolution, modes, and more.
Here’s the full rundown:
Update (5/29): For those in Canada, Amazon has opened pre-orders here.
Original (5/27): Pre-orders have now opened for the Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Pokemon Shining Pearl Double Pack. Amazon just started reservations here.
Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Pokemon Shining Pearl launch on November 19. Stay tuned for pre-orders from additional retailers.
Premium Edition Games has confirmed plans for physical versions of two more Switch games. Demon’s Tier+ and Cathedral will both have boxed versions, the company announced.
Pre-orders for Demon’s Tier+ open next month with Premium and Retro Editions. Here’s the full rundown:
Monster Hunter Stories first debuted on 3DS, and the game will soon be receiving a sequel on Switch. Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin will launch on the console this summer.
Capcom has passed along a fact sheet that offers up a good overview regarding what fans can expect. Continue on below to read it in full.
Kemco is about to publish its latest RPG on Switch. Chroma Quaternion, developed by Exe-Create, has been announced for a June 3 release.
Here’s some information about the game plus a trailer:
The release of the Switch game World’s End Club is being celebrated with a new launch trailer. We’ve attached the video below.
As a reminder, World’s End Club can be picked up on Switch either physically or digitally. You can find some additional information here.
Back in February, Capcom Arcade Stadium released on Switch. Fans can experience 32 classic titles from Capcom’s history starting in 1984, going all the way through 2001.
Netorabo spoke about the Switch release in greater detail with its developers, including producer Michiteru Okabe and director Takashi Matsuda. The site first asked about how the project actually came to be in the first place.
Our translation is below:
Nintendo has shared another batch of screenshots from The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD. The images largely focus on NPCs, including Fi, Groose, and more.
Below is the full set:
