The Cat Mario Show’s latest Japanese episode for April 17, 2020 has now gone live. We’ve included the full video below.
As we heard earlier today, SmileBasic 4 is making its English debut on the North American and European Switch eShops next Thursday. Have a look at some footage below.
The fast-paced arcade racer Super Pixel Racers joined the Switch eShop earlier today. Check out some footage in the video below.
Niantic has outlined yet another event for Pokemon GO. Starting on April 21 and lasting for a week, players can spend time with their Buddy Pokemon with special bonuses such as decreased walking distance for earning Buddy Candy.
Volbeat and Illumise will be appearing everywhere in the wild in Eggs. Additionally, you’ll be able to encounter Woobat in the wild and after completing certain Field Research tasks. Alolan Meowth, Chansey, Eevee, Feebas, Lillipup, and Joltik will be showing up more frequently as well.
Here’s a full rundown of the event:
Crytek published an official announcement for Crysis Remastered, revealing more about the redone version of its classic shooter.
First up, we now have a summer release window. Saber Interactive, the company behind The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt for Switch and other ports, is co-developing. Lots of new graphical bells and whistles are detailed in the press release as well.
Here’s the full announcement:
Crytek has made Crysis Remastered official with a teaser trailer. Unfortunately, the video doesn’t show a whole lot, but more news is promised to be coming soon.
Here’s the teaser:
There’s no word yet on when Crysis Remastered will be arriving on Switch.
After it was rated last month, Void Bastards has been confirmed for Switch. The strategy shooter is hitting the eShop on May 7.
Here’s an overview of Void Bastards:
QubicGames has announced several new games for Switch. Dex, Door Kickers, Good Night Knight, Real Boxing 2, and Godfire: Rise of Prometheus are all slated for the console.
Here’s a rundown of each title:
Gamescom 2020, one of the biggest gaming expos of the year, has been cancelled. Show organizers made the news official today.
Originally, Gamescom was planned for August. But the coronavirus may still be a global pandemic at this point, and a large gathering of thousands upon thousands of people would simply not be possible. Gamescom isn’t happening in its traditional form, but a digital event will take its place.
Here’s the full statement on this year’s cancellation:
