IGN has shared a new video that gives us a look at the first ten minutes of Doom Eternal. Have a look at the gameplay below.
BoomBit Games is putting Bridge Builder Adventure on Switch this week, the developer announced today. A release is planned for February 7 via the eShop.
We have the following overview and trailer for Bridge Builder Adventure:
A new set of rewards have been added to the European My Nintendo website. Five discounts are up for grabs, including Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia, Ever Oasis, and more.
Here’s the full lineup:
The Pokemon Company has given an official reveal and release date for the next sync pair coming to Pokemon Masters.
The new trainer will be Steven, who will have his trusty Metagross by his side. The pair is set to debut at a Spotlight Poke Fair Scout on February 13 at 10:00 PM PT.
Here’s the full announcement from the official Pokemon Masters Twitter account:
Mark your calendars! Steven & Metagross will debut in a Spotlight Poké Fair Scout on 2/13 at 10:00 p.m. PST!
We hope you enjoy this new sync pair!#PokemonMasters pic.twitter.com/owYAj5YQar
— Pokémon Masters EX (@PokemonMasters) February 3, 2020
CD Projekt Red has again commented on the possibility of Cyberpunk 2077 coming to Switch.
Speaking with OnMSFT, the studio’s John Mamais confirmed there aren’t any active plans to port the game currently. He also acknowledged that that kind of project “might be too heavy for it,” but given what we saw with The Witcher 3 on Switch, it’s not something that can be ruled out entirely.
Mamais’ full words:
Ganbare! Super Strikers was originally targeted for a 2018 release on Switch. That ultimately didn’t happen, and it’s been awhile since we last heard about the game. Publisher Ratalakia Games finally shared an update today.
Ganbare! Super Strikers is now on track to release the tactical RPG and soccer hybrid this month. A new trailer will be shared soon.
Here’s an overview of the game: Ganbare! Super Strikers.
Touhou Spell Bubble has received another batch of videos from Taito featuring the Story Mode and tutorials. We have the full set below.
Last year, Krome Studios ran a Kickstarter campaign for updated re-release of Ty the Tasmanian Tiger for modern systems. The campaign reached its funding goal, and work began on a version for Nintendo Switch. A new update was posted for backers of the campaign today, informing them that the Switch version of Ty the Tasmanian Tiger is currently in its final stages of lotcheck testing and is set to be released on March 31, 2020.
Today, Nintendo and Intelligent Systems released a bit more info on Cindered Shadows, the final piece of DLC for Fire Emblem: Three Houses. As was previously mentioned, the Cindered Shadows side story will be structured differently from the game’s main story – there is no calendar system in place and players will use a fixed stable of characters, including all three house leaders. As such, players will have a bit less freedom when it comes to customizing their characters. In Cindered Shadows, each character has a set number of classes they can choose from, but they can’t learn any new ones. The same applies to abilities – each character has a set number of them to choose from. The reasoning for this change is that the battles in this DLC are intended to be more like difficult puzzles, and players will have to figure out how to best tackle these problems with the tools they’ve been given.
The Cindered Shadows DLC will be available on February 13.
