The visual novel Maitetsu: Pure Station will launch for Switch in Japan on January 16, 2020, according to the game’s official Twitter account. It will release both physically and digitally.
Circle Entertainment previously confirmed plans to release Maitetsu: Pure Station in the west. A release date has not yet been announced for overseas territories.
Simogo has developed a number of acclaimed titles, including the Wii U game Year Walk. Its latest project, Sayonara Wild Hearts, recently debuted on a Switch close to a year after it was announced at The Game Awards.
Not too long ago, we spoke with the team at Simogo to discuss Sayonara Wild Hearts in-depth. The studio discussed how the backstory behind the name, wanting to make a game about the flow of music instead of the beats, and more.
Here’s our full discussion:
Update 2: These images have now been removed due to a request from The Pokemon Company.
Update: Due to the information that has emerged since November 1, we are removing the rumor tag.
Original: It’s been a busy past 24 hours for Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield leaks. After starter evolutions for Grookie and Sobble were posted online, another set of leaks revealed new Pokemon.
Unsurprinsgly, the leaks haven’t stopped there. A large set of images, mostly coming from the official guide, have revealed new Gigantamax forms. We also have a look at more new Pokemon as well as Scorbunny’s supposed final evolution.
Here’s the full roundup:
Electronic Super Joy, a challenging platformer that previously released on Wii U, has now been confirmed for Switch. Hard Copy Games has confirmed that there will be a physical version in addition to a digital release.
Here’s an overview of Electronic Super Joy from its Wii U edition, along with a trailer:
Another decade is almost behind us. After these next couple of months, we’ll be moving on to the 2020s.
With the decade just about over, gaming magazine EDGE has highlighted defining games of the 2010s. A number of Nintendo-related titles made the cut, including Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Fortnite, and Dark Souls.
Here’s the full, unranked list (note that these games weren’t chosen for necessarily being the best):
The next major Mario Kart Tour is starting soon. Players can participate in the Paris tour starting November 5 at 10 PM PT / November 6 at 1 AM ET, Nintendo has announced.
Much of the information surrounding the event hasn’t been shared. However, we do know that there will naturally be a Paris-themed course, which is pictured above.
Koei Tecmo and Gust have sent out a launch trailer for their new Switch RPG Atelier Ryza. Get a look at the video below.
Qitian Dasheng has shown up as the latest boss in Dragalia Lost’s Astral Raids. The battle is available in Beginner, Standard, Expert, and Master difficulties. Players can obtain astral shards and trade them for various rewards. Note that astral pieces are needed to challenge Astral Raids quests.
The Astral Raids with Qitian Dasheng will be live until November 4.
