The World Ends with You first debuted on DS way back in 2007 (2008 in the west). Since then, Square Enix hasn’t done much with the IP. We’ve seen ports and things like character cameos in Kingdom Hearts, but there hasn’t been a new game – until now.
NEO: The World Ends with You, the next entry in the series, will finally release this summer. Producer Tomohiko Hirano spoke about the long wait for a new entry, telling IGN:
aNCHOR today debuted a new gameplay video for Project Mikhail, its upcoming Muv-Luv mech action game. We’ve attached it below.
Footage has come in for Ultimate Custom Night, a Five Nights at Freddy’s mashup. Take a look at the gameplay in the video below.
Ultimate Custom Night is live on the Switch eShop. We have more on the game here.
Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin is launching in just over two months, and Capcom is ramping up its promotional efforts for the game. It was featured in this week’s Monster Hunter Digital Event, including a new trailer.
We now have a new set of screenshots and art for Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin. Continue on below for the full set.
Hellpoint has been patched on Switch, bringing the game to version 1.0.2.0. The update contains a flew of technical improvements.
The full patch notes are as follows:
The sim title Train Station Renovation will be releasing on Switch next week, Forever Entertainment and Live Motion Games have announced. It will launch digitally on May 6.
Here’s an overview of the game, along with a trailer:
Mom Hid My Game! 2, a follow-up to the 2017 original, arrived on Switch earlier this week. Get a look at some footage below.
Mom Hid My Game! 2 can be purchased digitally from the Switch eShop. We have a bit of additional information about the title and a trailer here.
In celebration of the Japanese Golden Week holiday, Square Enix has kicked off a new sale on the Switch and 3DS eShops. All of the publisher’s big games are here, ranging from Final Fantasy to SaGa. And yes, Balan Wonderworld even has its first discount.
Here’s the full lineup:
If there’s one question that’s been swirling around New Pokemon Snap since the initial reveal, it’s how long the game takes to beat. After all, the N64 original was known for being a bit on the short side. The first Pokemon Snap only took a few short hours to wrap up.
So how about New Pokemon Snap on Switch? There are a few early reports from outlets as well as players, and it looks like it’s a 10 to 15 hour journey on average, though of course that number with vary from person to person.
