As first spotted by Gematsu, G-Mode has revealed the next two titles coming to Switch in their G-mode Archive series. These will be number 10 and 11 in the series.
Number 10 will be Omohide Series Omatsuri Dukushi and it will release on August 6 for 500 yen. Number 11 will be Senbazuru and it will also be out on August 6 for 500 yen.
More info is available at the source below.
A new Nintendo Direct Mini: Partner Showcase will air on July 20, Nintendo has just announced. This new series is “focused on titles from our development and publishing partners”. Tomorrow’s presentation will cover “a few updates on a small group of previously-announced Nintendo Switch games.”
The Nintendo Direct will air at the following times:
It’s time for the latest Famitsu’s most wanted games chart. In what should be its final week, Paper Mario: The Origami King falls to #17. Zelda: Breath of the Wild 2 is also back at the second spot.
Head past the break for the full chart. All votes were cast between July 2 and July 8.
Bandai Namco has shared the first screenshots of DLC character in X Drake. Check out the images below, along with his official description.
A number of new deals are up and running on the North American Switch eShop. These include the Assassin’s Creed games, Burnout Paradise Remastered, Crash Badicoot titles, various LEGO releases, Overwatch, and more.
Here are the full highlights:
Nintendo has put out a couple of Summer 2020 commercials for Animal Crossing: New Horizons in Japan. We’ve included both adverts below.
Our video series is back with a new video discussing some predictions for a Nintendo Direct that has been rumored to drop soon. We give our honest thoughts as to whether the presentation is really coming and make some guesses about a possible Mario focus.
Feel free to check out the full video below!
Ratalakia Games and SakeVisual’s upcoming Switch release Jisei: The First Case HD hits the eShop next week. View some footage in the video below.
Jisei: The First Case HD is due out for Switch via the eShop on July 24.
The first Fairy Tail game for home consoles is finally nearing release. Following previous delays, the RPG will land on Switch and other platforms on July 31.
While we’ve spoken to Gust about the project previously, as the game is just around the corner, we’ve caught up the team for a final time. During our discussion, the developer spoke about the delay, improvements that were made while in development, different quality of life features that will be included, the Switch version, and more.
Our full discussion with Gust can be read below.
Just like Nintendo, SEGA used to produce its own consoles. But after the disappointing performance of the Dreamcast, the company pulled out of the hardware market. It then became a third-party publisher, and was forced to work with Nintendo – something that was unheard of previously due to the rivalry between the two sides.
As part of an interview with Otaquest, SEGA chief creative officer Toshihiro Nagoshi spoke about what it was like creating titles for the GameCube after the company moved on from the console business. Nagoshi told the site that he initially decided to meet with various people from Nintendo, including late president Hiroshi Yamauchi. He was shocked by those conversations as Nagoshi “never encountered a company where everyone held the same stance and desires and worked together in unity”. This was in high contrast to SEGA, since “it was guaranteed to get at least one differing answer”.
Nagoshi’s full words:
