There’s some good news about the Switch version of PGA Tour 2K21. After it was initially announced that this version of the game wouldn’t have the course designer feature, the decision has been reversed. Players on Switch will be able to access it at launch with a downloadable patch.
It was never made clear why Switch was going to be left out from being able to design their own courses. But as they say, all’s well that ends well.
Thanks to a listing on GameStop, Goosebumps: Dead of Night is now confirmed for physical release. It was previously released via the Switch eShop as a digital-only title.
Based on GameStop’s listing, we should be seeing Goosebumps: Dead of Night on October 2. Pre-orders are currently live here.
We’ve also included the boxart for Goosebumps: Dead of Night above.
Kwaidan: Azuma Manor Story officially releases on Switch tomorrow, but some early footage has popped online. Get a closer look at the 3D action and point-and-click adventure title in the video below.
Kwaidan: Azuma Manor Story is slated for August 20 on the Switch eShop.
Speculation regarding a potential Switch version of Zelda: Skyward Sword first circulated after the game was listed on Amazon UK. The page was eventually pulled, but not before the news spread like wildfire. Nintendo hasn’t made any announcements, but there’s another interesting development as Instant-Gaming has now listed Zelda: Skyward Sword for Switch as well.
We still have to keep a strong amount of skepticism here. Keeping in mind that there hasn’t been an official reveal, it’s unclear when Instant Gaming’s listing was added. If it after the news from Amazon UK, this could have been a reactionary move. If it was before, then obviously it wasn’t. There’s no way to know at the moment, so we’ll just have to hope an announcement comes our way soon if Skyward Sword is indeed coming to Switch.
During a live stream earlier today, Famitsu showed off the latest Arcade Archives game for Switch, Trigon. Check out the full recording below for some footage.
Arcade Archives will be out for Switch worldwide on August 20.
In an interview with Polygon, Mega Man movie writer Mattson Tomlin opened up about his approach to the project.
Tomlin mentioned that he wants to get to the root of the character that delves beyond his actual abilities. Tomlin also said it’ll “be universal and primal and emotional and everybody can kind of relate to.” Although the film will be something kids can enjoy, “it is not squarely in the kid territory.”
Here’s the exchange between Polygon and Tomlin:
The cinematic puzzle-platformer Inmost finally arrives on Switch this week. For a look at some footage, check out the video below.
Inmost will be distributed for Switch via the eShop on August 21.
MAX, a retailer in Guatemala, has listed a Prince of Persia remake for Switch. The page doesn’t contain any information aside from a potential November launch month.
Bloomberg editor Jason Schreier has seemingly backed up the listing. After seeing the retailer page, Schreier said on Twitter, “Video game retailers sure love leaking Ubisoft’s surprise announcements”. And when one person responded to his remark by casting doubt on the news, Schreier responded with, “This tweet won’t age well.”
If the Prince of Persia remake is real, Ubisoft could choose to announce it during its Ubisoft Forward presentation in September.
Master Roshi was revealed for Dragon Ball FighterZ this past weekend, and new details about the character have emerged from the latest issue of V Jump. Aside from giving us a closer look at the character, we have information about his moveset.
Here’s the full rundown, courtesy of Siliconera:
