The base defense title Event Horizon: Space Defense is on the way to Switch, Drageus Games has announced. A release is planned for December 13 on the eShop.
Here’s an overview of Event Horizon: Space Defense, along with a trailer:
Nintendo’s latest maintenance schedule has been updated once again. If all goes as planned and there aren’t any changes, Switch will only have downtime for a couple of sessions.
Here’s the full schedule:
Fire Emblem Heroes has brought back Summoning Focus: Weekly Revival 5. 5-star Heroes who appeared before the start of Book II are here as focus Heroes, and the lineup changes each week.
Summoning Focus: Weekly Revival 5 will be live in Fire Emblem Heroes until December 1.
A new update went live this week for Sky Rogue. Version 1.2 is now available, featuring two new aeros, the ability to warp to later missions, and more.
Below are the full patch notes:
Demon Pit, which was announced earlier in the year, now has a concrete release date. The eShop is showing that the arcade-style arena shooter with a classic 90s FPS aesthetic will launch on December 25.
Here’s an overview of Demon Pit, along with a trailer:
A new Minecraft Dungeons dev diary has come online titled “Meet The Team”. Below, fans can learn about some of the staffers involved with the project, who discuss what it’s like working on a new Minecraft game and more.
Pipeworks Studios has issued a launch trailer for its Switch game SoccerDie: Cosmic Cup, a tribute to classic arcade and bullet hell titles. View it below.
As we know, The Art of Cuphead is set to release towards the start of 2020. However, an Amazon listing has now revealed that a limited edition will be offered alongside the standard version.
Here’s what fans can expect from the book:
Game Informer recently interviewed Final Fantasy VIII director Yoshinori Kitase, who spoke about the game’s initial release. The two sides discussed how it was initially received, some plans for Laguna that never came to fruition, and the one thing Kitase would change.
You can find excerpts from these topics below. For the full discussion, head on over to Game Informer.
While speaking with Nintendo Everything, Darksiders Genesis developers Joe Madureira and Ryan Stefanelli have brought up another possible idea for the franchise: a first-person shooter. In fact, Madureira said that a new title in that genre featuring Strife would be “a no-brainer.”
Thus far, three main Darksiders games have been released that feature different characters from the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse: War, Death, and Fury. Only Strife hasn’t been given his own starring role, though he’ll be properly introduced for the first time in Darksiders Genesis.
