A couple of days ago, the platformer Thomas Was Alone received a new demo on Switch. Have a look at some footage in the video below.
Thomas Was Alone releases for Switch on February 19. We have more information about the game here.
Super Mario 3D World on Switch is largely the same as it was on Wii U, but there are a few changes and additions. Among them is in the inclusion of online multiplayer for the first time.
Gamereactor offered up a look at the new online support in a video earlier this week. Get a look at the footage below.
The team behind Monster Sanctuary has detailed what it has in store for the game, revealing plans for future update. Players can expect new features, quality of life improvements, and more.
The next update is version 1.1, which is targeted for February. It will come with new difficulty settings, New Game+, and more. Updates for further down the road include player customization, speedrun options, and more.
Here’s the full roadmap:
After announcing Binarystar Infinity for Switch earlier this month, Forever Entertainment has set a release date. The shoot ’em up title is scheduled for February 4.
We have the following overview and trailer for Binarystar Infinity:
Listings on the eShops provide file sizes for a bunch of Switch games. These include Balan Wonderworld, Haven, Curse of the Dead Gods, Ghosts ‘n Goblins Resurrection, and more.
Here’s the full roundup:
January is just about over, which means the lineup of critters will soon be refreshed in Animal Crossing: New Horizons. The lineup of bugs, fish, and underwater creatures are set to be swapped out in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
Here’s the full lineup:
Team Cherry is hard at work on Hollow Knight: Silksong, the follow-up to the developer’s acclaimed action-adventure game. Eventually, there’ll come a time when the studio’s focus shifts to a different project entirely. And in fact, it’s something that Team Cherry is already thinking about ever so slightly.
Co-directors Ari Gibson and William Pellen commented on what’s next in the latest issue of EDGE. When asked if the team will be taking a break after Silksong, Gibson stated:
If Super Mario is any indication, there’s a good chance that Nintendo will be celebrating the 35th anniversary of Zelda this year. The very first game debuted on February 21, 1986, so the big milestone is only about a month away. When Nintendo is done celebrating Super Mario’s anniversary after March, perhaps that’s when the focus will shift to Zelda.
There are a couple of things to consider for Zelda. First, Nintendo previously celebrated the series for 25 years in 2011. That gave us new games with Skyward Sword, Ocarina of Time 3D, and Four Swords Anniversary Edition. The symphony concerts also really started to take off that year. Nintendo sprinkled around a decent amount of merchandise as well.
Going back to Super Mario, we’ve seen how Nintendo celebrated the series’ 35th anniversary. There have been lots of different things happening between new games, tie-ins with other Nintendo titles, products, and events.
Now thinking about what’s in store for Zelda’s 35th anniversary, what are your expectations? Do you think we’ll be getting Breath of the Wild 2 this year? Could Nintendo bring past entries in the series for Switch? What do you think could happen outside of games? Let us know in the comments below.
A few days ago, Immortals Fenyx Rising received its first piece of major DLC known as “A New God”. View some footage in the video below.
We have more information and a trailer for the new Immortals Fenyx Rising DLC Immortals Fenyx Rising here.
As part of its latest financial results, Marvelous provided a status update on the sales of No More Heroes 1 and 2 on Switch. Both games experienced strong sales in North America and Europe, according to the company. Specific data was not provided.
No More Heroes 1 and 2 made it to Switch last October as digital downloads on the eShop. The games first launched for Wii a decade ago. The next entry in the series, No More Heroes 3, will finally launch in 2021 following a delay.
Engine Software was responsible for the Switch versions of No More Heroes 1 and 2. You can learn more about their arrival on Nintendo’s current console as part of our interview with the studio here.
