D3 Publisher has been hard at work bringing games to the Nintendo Switch. This time, they’re at it again alongside developer Intense to bring an enhanced version of the February 2010-released PSP suspense adventure game Misshitsu no Sacrifice. The new title is called Sacrifice of the Abyss and will arrive on December 17 with support for English, Japanese, and Chinese (Traditional and Simplified) language options. The game will launch at retail for 4,800 yen and digitally for 3,990. Take a look after the break for an over view as found by Gematsu, along with a trailer:
New screenshots and story details have come from Nippon Ichi Software regarding Disgaea 6:Defiance of Destiny. You can take a look at the roundup courtesy of Gematsu, after the break:
Three days to go until the 2nd Anniversary for Dragalia Lost. Players can enjoy the new commemorative art featured above, as well as login bonuses that celebrate the countdown. The Dragalia Lost team have also put out a new video, featuring a look back over the past two years. You can take a look at it here:
Ready for a fond look back at some of the many adventurers and dragons who joined #DragaliaLost over these past two years? We hope you're excited for the future too, because the Dragalia Digest coming Sept. 24 will have tons of news, including a peek at the next Gala Dragalia! pic.twitter.com/pdwpofWuNQ
— Dragalia Lost (@DragaliaLostApp) September 24, 2020
Tokyo Game Show 2020 Online will feature an R-Type Final 2 livestream on September 25 at 21:00 JST. Viewers can expect to see the latest information regarding the game, including a new trailer and a live Q&A segment with game designer Kazuma Kujo. Additionally, R-Type Final 2 is now confirmed for all major consoles (including Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC,) when it launches in spring 2021, developer Granzella announced.
Publisher CFK has announced via the Tokyo Game Show 2021 Online event that Nekopara Vol. 4 will be making its way to Switch this December. You can view an overview for this latest volume in the Neko Works-developed visual novel series, as well as a trailer as rounded up by Gematsu, after the break:
Described as a “cyberpunk hyper ninja action adventure” publisher CFK and developer Asteroid-J will be bringing Ninja Issen to Switch. The game is due out in 2021. Take a look at the overview and trailer as rounded up by Gematsu after the break:
Nintendo and HAL Laboratory dropped Kirby Fighters 2 on Switch a couple of hours ago. For a look at some footage, have a look at the videos below.
Kirby Fighters 2 is out now on Switch as an eShop download.
Cadence of Hyrule has received its third and final DLC. Symphony of the Mask, the biggest part of the season pass, can be accessed now.
Symphony of the Mask lets players take on the role of Skull Kid and explore a new map, along with new songs and a new story. Skull Kid can change abilities based on the masks he dons.
Pack 1: Character Pack and Pack 2: Melody Pack previously launched. They added new characters and new songs respectively. A physical version containing the main game and all DLC launches on October 23.
The classic Doom and Doom II releases have continued to receive add-ons since their original launch. Another one was made available this week: REKKR.
Here’s a brief introduction from Bethesda:
Jet Set Knights, an old-school arcade action platformer, lands on Switch later this week. Check out some footage in the video below.
Jet Set Knights is due out for Switch via the eShop on September 25.