Don’t Starve and Mark of the Ninja developer Klei Entertainment has just brought another one of its games to Switch. The turn-based tactics stealth title is out now on the eShop.
Here’s an overview of Invisible, Inc., along with a trailer:
Update: As expected, Jump Force Deluxe Edition launches in the west during that same week. It’ll be on August 28 in North America and Europe.
Jump Force Deluxe Edition will launch in Japan and Asia on August 27, Bandai Namco has announced. North America and Europe should also have the Switch game during the last week of the month, though we should be getting the official confirmation on that soon.
As an early purchase bonus, players will receive Frieza’s small pod that they can ride in the online lobby, three in-game avatar suits (tops) from One Piece, Dragon Ball, and Naruto, and an item set.
Bandai Namco has shared the following overview for Jump Force Deluxe Edition:
Deep Silver and Kemono Games have shared a new trailer for ProtoCorgi, the new “bark-em-up” game coming to Switch. We have the video below.
ProtoCorgi will initially launch in November, with the Switch version soon to follow.
Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield will have level scaling for its DLC expansions The Isle of Armor and The Crown Tundra, Nintendo and The Pokemon Company have confirmed.
IGN received the news straight from Nintendo product marketing specialist Demetrius Boggs. During a preview of The Isle of Armor, the site saw that the first trainer battles were around level 60, which was the same as the highest level Pokemon in the trainer’s party. That means new players as well as those that have played extensively can both enjoy the experience.
If not for the coronavirus, Super Nintendo World would be just about ready to open. The original plan was to have the theme park debut alongside the 2020 Summer Olympics in Japan. But because of the pandemic, everything is up in the air. This year’s Olympics have been rescheduled for 2021 while we haven’t heard much regarding the status of Super Nintendo World.
It went under the radar at the game, but we did actually receive a slight update a couple of months ago. Comcast, the parent company of Universal, noted in an investor call that Super Nintendo World “is expected to open later this year”.
Senior executive VP and CFO Mike Cavanagh said during the call:
Blue Fire, Graffiti Games and Robi Studios’ upcoming action-adventure game Blue Fire, is seeing a significant delay. The two companies have announced that the title will now launch in Q1 2021. Originally, it was scheduled for this summer.
Graffiti Games and Robi Studios have attributed the delay to “industry-wide changes due to COVID-19, which have led to some logistical delays in the game’s release.”
Aside from shifting the release window for Blue Fire, a new gameplay video was shared today. Get a look at it below.
Niantic has provided a whole bunch of information about its plans for Pokemon GO Fest 2020. The company has confirmed that it will be a two-day event, providing “a unique experience as well as a different Special Research story to enjoy.”
Here’s the full rundown:
Beyond Fun Studio today announced that Aeolis Tournament, its eight-player party game, is arriving on Switch next month. A release is planned for July 16 via the eShop.
Here’s an overview of the game, along with a trailer:
Thunderful Games and Studio Fizbin have released a new trailer for their upcoming one-button game Say No! More. This trailer showcases the gameplay of the upcoming title, check it out below.
Say No! More is slated for a release on the Switch eShop this year.
