We have a new batch of screenshots for Deadly Premonition 2: A Blessing in Disguise. Find that below, along with a fact sheet.
After Xenoblade Chronicles originally released on Wii, fans noticed that there was an unused area in the game. In Xenoblade Chronicles Definitive Edition, it appears that this will be restored.
The area in question is the Bionis’ left shoulder. Fans were able to access the incomplete area on Wii by hacking, and was ultimately just a beta map. Now we’ll see it restored to its full potential.
Nintendo has published a new batch of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate screenshots. Hit up the gallery below for a look at Banjo-Kazooie, Home-Run Contest, and Mii Fighter costumes.
After it was announced during today’s Nintendo Direct, Capcom sent out a new fact sheet for Devil May Cry 2 on Switch. We’ve included it below.
Super Kirby Clash, which was announced and released during today’s Nintendo Direct, has received a new batch of screenshots. View the images below.
Tokyo-based indie developers Onion Games (creators of Dandy Dungeon, Black Bird, Million Onion Hotel, and formerly of games like Little King’s Story, Chulip, and even Super Mario RPG!), are very happy to announce that we are bringing the cult-hit “anti-RPG” moon to the Nintendo Switch, in English for the first time since its initial release, 22 years ago!
As revealed in Japan’s latest Nintendo Direct, the Switch version of moon is now available for pre-order in Japan, and will be released on October 10th, 2019, with a full English release due soon after!
A new round of screenshots are in for Zelda: Link’s Awakening on Switch. Take a look at the full set below.
Thanks to Nintendo, we have a new batch of screenshots for Animal Crossing: New Horizons. We’ve attached the full set below.
Star Wars fans will soon get to wield blasters, lightsabers and Force powers on Nintendo Switch in a Star Wars classic. Aspyr announced today two legendary chapters of the Star Wars: Jedi Knight video game series are coming back to Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4, starting September 24 with the action/adventure game Star Wars: Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast.
In addition, Star Wars: Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy will follow soon after in early 2020, with Aspyr bringing back the game’s much-celebrated online multiplayer battles. Aspyr has developed both games with GYRO aiming support for Nintendo Switch’s Joy-Cons.
Nintendo has provided some new images for the SNES support in Nintendo Switch Online. We have a look at the SNES controller boxart above, and some screenshots below.
