Superhot: Mind Control Delete was announced this week, but there’s been some confusion as to whether or not it’ll be made available for Switch. While members of the media received a press release stating it would be put on Nintendo’s console at a later date, the official website mentioned that there were no plans at all currently.
We’ve now received clarification, but unfortunately, we don’t have good news to share. Nintendo Everything was told: “There are no concrete plans at this time to add it to the Switch. It’s not entirely off the table, but not in the works at this time.” As for the mixed messaging, there was apparently “some internal miscommunication within Superhot Team.”
We’ll be sure to let you know if the situation happens to change at all in the future.
Several new games out came out this week on the eShop. If you’re interested in checking out what’s new in screenshot form, take a look at the gallery below.
Yesterday, Konami released eBaseball Powerful Pro Yakyuu 2020 for Switch in Japan. View some footage in the video below.
An image is starting to make the rounds of what looks to be a photo taken from GameStop’s internal database. Four mystery titles are listed for Switch, each one with the name “Available SKU”. They all have a tentative December 31 release date and $59.99 price point.
Here’s a look:
After announcing Bakugan: Champions of Vestroia during Nintendo Treehouse: Live, a bunch of gameplay was shown. You can see the full recording with all of the footage below.
Bakugan: Champions of Vestroia is due out for Switch on November 3.
During today’s Nintendo Treehouse: Live broadcast, Paper Mario: The Origami King was shown off with a half hour of gameplay. We have the full recording below.
Paper Mario: The Origami King is scheduled for July 17 on Switch.
Bakugan: Champions of Vestroia is coming to Switch, Warner Bros. Interactive and WayForward announced during today’s Nintendo Treehouse: Live broadcast. It will launch on November 3.
Here’s what we know thus far:
It’s been a confusing week or so for Crysis Remastered. The game’s first trailer and release date leaked, but before Crytek would acknowledge anything, it decided to push the launch back for extra polish. While Switch was supposed to be included in that delay, it seems the platform won’t be impacted after all.
In a short announcement on social media, Crytek said that Crysis Remastered will still launch on July 23 – the original leaked date. The developer didn’t clarify if the game will be touched up at all from the initial trailer that was shown.
