New gameplay is now available for the Switch version of Beyond Good & Evil: 20th Anniversary Edition showing the opening half hour. After it first leaked last year, the title launches worldwide today.
Everything you need to know can be found in the following overview:
Hyper Three Studio intends to put Tiny Lands 2 on Switch, the developer confirmed today. Fans will be able to pick it up in 2025.
Tiny Lands 2 is a sequel to the original game that we originally saw a few years back. It’s a relaxing low-poly isometric puzzle experience with various features including local multiplayer and a hint system.
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Dragon Ball: The Breakers is preparing another wave of content for Season 6, which is highlighted by the additions of Baby from Dragon Ball GT. The fun begins on June 26, 2024.
Baby will be available by using TP Tokens. Additionally, players will also be able to obtain new Survivor skins with the same currency – the lineup is Launch (Blue Hair), Launch (Blonde), and Bulla (GT).
Tetris 99 will soon be hosting its 41st Maximus Cup with a chance to earn a new theme based on F-Zero 99.
If you’re a Nintendo Switch Online member, you’ll be able to participate. You’ll only need to play the game’s online mode while the event is active. Points are dished out based on placement in matches. Once you reach 100 points, the theme will unlock. The design features background art, music, and Tetrimino designs inspired by F-Zero 99.
Balatro is getting a brand new physical release as part of a “Special Edition”, and pre-orders are starting to go live.
The rollout of the announcement took place in a bit of an odd fashion. PlayStack technically shared the news during a Giant Bomb at Nite show a couple of weeks back. The publisher itself still never put out an official announcement, but now that the news is out there, perhaps that isn’t important.
Beyond Good & Evil: Anniversary Edition is finally here, and a video from GameXplain offers up a graphics comparison between that new version and the previous HD release. The new Switch version is going up against the Xbox 360 HD version.
While graphics are one of the main attractions, remember that Ubisoft is also giving fans plenty of other reasons to return to the action adventure classic. The title implemented quality of life improvements including autosave, and cross-save across all platforms. Plus, it packs in a new Speedrun Mode and an Anniversary Gallery.
Disney Dreamlight Valley is gearing up for its next big update, known as “The Lucky Dragon”, which brings along Mulan and Mushu plus much more.
Other than the new characters, you’ll be able to access a new Realm as well. Also, the Majesty and Magnolias is being offered. That’s along with Remy’s Special Deliveries repeatable quests, new goods from Scrooge McDuck, and more.
The full rundown of the update is as follows:
After a successful run on the eShop, Astral Ascent is now set for physical release on Switch. Limited Run Games is behind production.
The company as of now only appears to have plans for a standard version. No special editions have been announced at this time.
A new “Vita Nova” update is on the way for Terra Nil, Devolver Digital and Free Lives announced today.
The update brings along new content and improvements. Players can expect five new levels, nine new buildings, an updated world map, and a dramatic overhaul of the wildlife system.
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SEGA just announced that a day one update is planned for Super Monkey Ball: Banana Rumble.
The update comes with improvements, smaller additions, and fixes. Highlights include an improved frame rate in Adventure Mode multiplayer, dead zone settings option, and support for DLC.
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