Rounding out today’s Doom footage is a look at Doom II running on Switch. Take a look at the gameplay in the video below.
Doom 3 was one of the few Doom games that landed on Switch today. For a look at some footage, check out the video below.
Fire Emblem Heroes has replaced the male voice actor of Byleth, and the same could end up happening with Fire Emblem: Three Houses. This all came about after Christopher Niosi, who played the character’s role, admitted to abuse in a lengthy Tumblr post. That can be found in full here.
Niosi was originally featured in a recent trailer for Fire Emblem Heroes. However, the credit disappeared from the character page, and a new trailer has since been uploaded with re-recorded lines and a credit given to Zach Aguilar.
As things stand, Niosi is still featured in Fire Emblem: Three Houses. While some fans think Nintendo may end up replacing him in the Switch game, we’ll have to wait and see if that actually happens.
Wolfenstein: Youngblood made it to Switch today, and we finally have a good look at how the game runs on Nintendo’s console. View over 20 minutes of footage below.
GameXplain has shared some footage from the new Switch re-release of Doom 1. Have a look at the footage below.
XSEED Games today announced a special day 1 physical “Knowble Edition” for Heroland. This will be the only retail version available at launch. It’ll be priced at $49.99 while the digital version will cost $39.99.
The Knowble Edition includes a copy of the game, 10.5” x 6” drawstring pouch, Musical Selections CD, 14” x 20” theme park-style folded map, and sumo wrestling papercraft. It’s all housed in a custom box.
Amazon is taking pre-orders here.
Source: XSEED Games PR
At QuakeCon 2019 today, the latest footage from Doom Eternal was showcased – including a look at the Battlemode multiplayer mode. Check it out below.
A trio of classic Doom games have landed on the Switch eShop. Doom, Doom II, and Doom 3 can be purchased starting today. However, there’s one element about the experience that some players have taken issue with.
In order to play the Doom Switch ports, you’re required to log in to a Bethesda.net account. If you stay signed in, it seems that each title can be played offline. It might be a bit of a hassle if you want to jump in right away – especially if you don’t have an account already and aren’t interested in creating one – but you should be all set after logging in.
Bethesda released a trio of classic Doom games on Switch today. Doom, Doom II, and Doom 3 are all live on the eShop.
We can thank Panic Button’s efforts for making Doom 3 possible on Switch. The company ported the game over, the company confirmed on Twitter.
Panic Button also has another Switch game out today. Wolfenstein: Youngblood is now available, which was ported by the studio.
After a lengthy absence, the Rune Factory series is returning in a big way. Rune Factory 4 Special gets things started this year, followed by the series’ next official entry – Rune Factory 5 – in 2020.
According to Marvelous, there was interest in making a fifth entry. However, without knowing which hardware they’d make it for, they couldn’t really proceed with the game. After Switch was selling really well, that’s when they started talking about Rune Factory 5 again.
Marvelous has previously said that Rune Factory 4 Special, an updated version of the 3DS game, is being introduced “as a means to reintroduce what Rune Factory is as a series, and for the fans who are looking forward to 5. You can read our full translation of that developer interview here.
