Retailers have provided the boxart for Chronos: Before the Ashes, which arrives on Switch next month. Take a look at the packaging image above.
Chronos: Before the Ashes releases for Switch on December 1. Pre-orders are open on Amazon, Best Buy, or GameStop.
We have more information about the game as well as a trailer here.
Unreal Life, an atmospheric puzzle adventure game, made its way to Switch a couple of days ago. View some footage in the video below.
Unreal Life is out now on Switch via the eShop.
Mortal Kombat 11 has received a fairly substantial patch on Switch. This month’s update includes general gameplay adjustments, a ton of character adjustments, and more.
The North American Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity website has updated again, this time with an opportunity for My Nintendo members. 100 Platinum Points are up for grabs.
Throughout the different pages of the site, there are a few ancient symbols. Simply click on one to receive 20 Platinum Points. There are five in total, so that’s where the 100 Platinum Points come in.
You can access the website for Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity here.
Next week, the romance visual novel LoveKami: Divinity Stage will be appearing on Switch. Take a look at some early footage below.
LoveKami: Divinity Stage is due out for Switch via the eShop on November 26. Find more information and a trailer here.
Over the past month, The Deep End Games has been running a Kickstarter for Romancelvania, a new action RPG. With just a few hours remaining in the campaign, the $200,000 funding goal was met. The project itself has been secured as has a Switch version.
Here’s a bunch of information about Romancelvania plus a trailer:
ScourgeBringer has been updated to version 1.0.4 on Switch. One of the main highlights is that in handheld mode, the game now features 1080p and 60 frames per second.
Below are the full patch notes:
The shoot ’em up game Sky Mercenaries Redux is landing on Switch next week, an eShop listing reveals. It will be available on November 26.
Here’s an overview of the game, along with a trailer:
Now that the SEGA Ages Switch series has come to an end, Famitsu recently held an interview looking back with key members of staff. During the discussion, the developers were asked about the popularity of the games in Japan and overseas. Everyone seemed to have different answers, but they referenced some data to back their thoughts up, too.
Included in the interview are Rieko Kodama (producer/director), Yosuke Okunari (supervisor), and Tsuyoshi Matsuoka (M2 director).
Check out our translation of the excerpt below.
