Following a previous delay, the mech strategy title Warborn has received a final release date. PQube and Raredrop Games have announced that a release is planned for June 12.
Here’s an overview of Warborn, along with a trailer:
Inazuma Eleven: Great Road of Heroes was announced years ago when it was first known as Inazuma Eleven: Great Road of Heroes. Unfortunately, things still don’t seem to be going well for the game.
Level-5 president and CEO Akihiro Hino shared an update on Twitter today, and the news isn’t good. Hino said that the project is “facing difficulties in development”. We should have a more concrete update in April.
Hino’s full words:
The puzzle game Mekorama will be available for Switch on March 26. Have a look at some footage in the video below.
Seashell Studio has announced Lunch A Palooza, a fast-paced multiplayer party game. It’s due out on Switch this spring via the eShop.
Here’s an overview of Lunch A Palooza:
R.B.I. Baseball 20 is out now on Switch both physically and digitally. For a look at the official launch trailer, continue on below.
A few hours ago, Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield were updated to version 1.1.1. While Nintendo said it simply addressed a number of issues to improve the gameplay experience, the patch is actually more significant than the vague statement implies.
We had heard awhile back that hacked Pokemon were popping up in Surprise Trade. Unfortunately, players could be heavily impacted by game crashes and being unable to access online interactions. The good news is that with this week’s update, the exploit has now been addressed.
If you haven’t already, be sure to update Pokemon Sword/Shield before getting involved with Surprise Trade.
The Nintendo Switch Parental Controls app has been given a minimal update. Version 1.11.0 is live on both iOS and Android.
According to Nintendo, today’s patch simply includes the latest bug fixes. There doesn’t appear to be much in the way of any notable additions or changes.
Hamster has dated the next Arcade Archives game for Switch. Formation Z will launch worldwide on March 19, the company has announced.
Formation Z originally released way back in 1984. A game made by Jaleco, this horizontally scrolling shooter involves a robot capable of turning into an aero fighter who must prevent a weapon made by aliens from reaching the Earth.
Pricing for Arcade Archives Formation Z is set at $7.99 / €6.99 / £6.29.
Source: Hamster PR
The 1.5-year anniversary countdown bonus started Mar. 17, 11 PM PT. The event will run until March 27th — during the duration, players can claim a free summon voucher as a login bonus, with a maximum of seven vouchers able to be claimed. Make sure to claim the login gifts, as login bonuses are only able to be accepted for a limited time.
