Rock It Games today shared the news that it will make a physical release for Croc: Legend of the Gobbos on Switch. An estimated launch is currently Q2 2025, with preorders open until December 10.
In addition to a standard copy, fans will be able to get their hands on a Collector’s Edition. The latter includes the game with a full color manual, an eight-inch resin Croc statue, four-disc CD soundtrack, PVC Croc keychain, Ultra3DFX sticker sheet, and 18 x 24 inch artwork poster.
Here’s some information about the title:
Another update is happening for Fire Emblem Heroes, and Nintendo and Intelligent Systems are readying version 8.11.0.
The update comes with various content and features, including the ability to equip Aide accessories onto multiple Heroes at once, latest weapon refines, and more.
The full rundown is as follows:
September 26: Phantom Brave: The Lost Hero received a release date on Switch today. The game will be available for Switch on January 30, 2025. A demo will be published sometime this year.
When Phantom Brave: The Lost Hero was announced in a Nintendo Direct, the game initially had a general Spring 2025 window. This is the first time that the franchise is being revisited in two decades.
Catch up on everything you need to know in the following overview:
Nintendo just announced Nintendo Music, a new initiative and app for smart devices. This is available starting today for Nintendo Switch Online members.
Nintendo Music provides various tracks from Nintendo franchises (like Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Splatoon 3, just to name a couple), plus curated playlists based on characters, in-game moments, and moods. Fans can listen to nostalgic classics, recent releases, and more. Support is also included for some songs to be extended (to 15, 30 or 60 minutes) or looped. Additional music will be made available in the future.
May 31: Little Nightmares III has been delayed, and will not be making it out this year as originally planned. Bandai Namco now intends to publish the title in 2025.
Little Nightmares III was first unveiled at Gamescom last August. It’s a notable shift for the series as the first two titles were made by Tarsier Studios. This one is being handled by Until Dawn developer and The Dark Pictures Anthology Supermassive Games.
Grasshopper Manufacture sent out a launch trailer for Shadows of the Damned: Hella Remastered. It launches tomorrow, and that’s the first time it will be on a Nintendo platform.
Learn more about the game in the following overview:
Europa went live on Switch this week, which is topped off by a new Zen Mode. Switch players can access the patch via version 1.4.0.
Zen Mode is for casual players looking to explore the world without dealing with threats. Additionally, a chapter select has been added for those that beat the game once. UX improvements, tweaks, polish, and bug fixes are also included.
Here’s the full rundown of the Europa update with the new Zen Mode and more:
The leaks are still going strong from the recent Game Freak hack, and fans have now found quite a bit of cut content from Pokemon Sun and Moon.
First, at one point a Flying-type evolution was being considered for Eevee. However, it seems that the design was too similar to a different fan-made design and “costs would be very high”. The note from Game Freak states: “If there is a game where Flying Eevee is the main character, or if there is high value in the game, then it is not worth the high cost.” Ultimately, it was put on hold. The leak also reveals a scrapped Fire-type regional Pikachu/Raichu evolution, but no further details are available.
Following a recent PC debut, Rogue Waters is heading to consoles – including Switch. A release is planned for February 4, 2025.
Rogue Waters is a pirate-infused, turn-based tactical roguelite. Ice Code Games handled development while Tripwire Presents is publishing.
Here’s an overview of the game:
