During a presentation today from Guerrilla Collective, the one-button game Say No! More was shown off with plenty of footage. Check out the recording below.
Say No! More launches on Switch is without an officially confirmed date, but we’ll let you know when the release timing is secured.
Shantae has stayed true to its 2D roots since the original entry on the Game Boy Color nearly two decades ago. However, the studio has considered moving the series into the third dimension.
Shantae Co-creator Matt Bozon told USgamer in a recent interview:
Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield are kicking off the new Expansion Pass not terribly long after the main games released. The Switch titles launched last November, and we’re now getting the first wave of new content with The Isle of Armor this week. The Crown Tundra will also follow later this year.
Speaking to IGN, The Pokemon Company’s Elvin Glee confirmed that The Isle of Armor expansion started development before Pokemon Sword/Shield released. Perhaps that isn’t terribly surprising since it’s only been half a year.
Game Freak has previously said that the Expansion Pass is replacing what we’ve typically seen with past Pokemon titles offering a new version set in the same region. That means there won’t be standalone releases like Pokemon Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon for Sun/Moon.
On June 1, Square Enix applied for a new The World Ends with You trademark in Japan. It was officially made public today.
Normally we don’t feel that trademarks filings are noteworthy – particular when it comes to Nintendo, since the company regularly covers its basis for its older systems and games. However, this situation is a bit different.
For one thing, Square Enix doesn’t seem to constantly file trademarks for its older products like Nintendo. We’ve also seen that The World Ends with You is being featured in key art for the upcoming Anime Expo Lite 2020. The World Ends with You: Final Remix also came to Switch a couple of years ago, so perhaps Square Enix has more plans in store for the IP.
As reported earlier today, Invisible, Inc saw a surprise release on Switch a couple of hours ago. View some footage of the turn-based tactics stealth title below.
Invisible, Inc: Nintendo Switch Edition is available on Switch via the eShop.
Nintendo and Intelligent Systems have revealed Summer Passing as the latest summoning event in Fire Emblem Heroes. It will feature Selena, Joshua, and Lute from The Sacred Stones as well as Mia/Masked Marth as a Duo Hero. A new paralogue story is also planned.
Fire Emblem Heroes – Summer Passing starts on June 18. Watch a trailer for the event below.
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Publisher Gamera Interactive and developer Kibou Entertainment have revealed that Timothy and the Mysterious Forest, an 8-bit action game inspired by The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening, is heading to Switch. A release is planned for this summer.
Here’s an overview of the game:
The visual novel A Summer with the Shiba Inu will launch on Switch next week, publisher Ratalakia Games and developer Quill Game Studios announced today. A release is planned for June 26 via the eShop.
We have the following overview and trailer for A Summer with the Shiba Inu
Keen: One Girl Army, the tactical turn-based puzzle-adventure game from publisher Phoenixx and developer Cat Nigiri, is seeing a slight delay. It will now launch digitally via the eShop on July 2. Previously, it was scheduled for June 25.
Phoenixx and Cat Nigiri said that the delay has taken place because of “the impact of COVID-19 on console verification times”.
For those that need a refresher, here’s an overview of Keen: One Girl Army:
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:
