Update: Bumped to the top. Both editions are now up on Amazon UK here. Note that the Nephilim Edition will be limited to 5,000 units worldwide.
It’s not too often that we see special editions for third-party Switch games, but THQ Nordic will be offering two of these for Darksiders Genesis. Amazon has put up listings for a Collector’s Edition and Nephilim Edition.
Here’s what’s in each:
Nintendo is promoting two more new games for Switch with its latest short video. Wolfenstein: Youngblood and Astral Chain get the focus in the video below.
Earlier today, GameXplain hosted a live stream in which two hours of footage from Fire Emblem: Three Houses were showcased. Watch the full recording below.
Artifex Mundi and its internal development team Flaming Flamingo have announced Hot Shot Burn. The arena party brawler will initially debut on Steam Early Access on August 15, followed by a full release including a full-blown Switch version in 2020.
We have the following overview and trailer for Hot Shot Burn:
Publisher 505 Games and developer Kuju Games (Guitar Hero Live) have announced Zumba Burn it Up!, a new fitness game for Switch. It’s due out on November 19 in North America and November 22 in Europe.
We have the following details thus far:
Civilization VI will be receiving a new feature on Switch with a future update. A hotseat mode will be added to the game, allowing for multiplayer on a single console with players taking turns.
One thing that we won’t be seeing is online multiplayer. Aspyr, the company that ported Civilization VI to Switch, explained why it’s not possible:
Oninaki was previously confirmed for physical release in Japan. Europe will be getting a physical copy as well, though only through Square Enix’s online store.
Pre-orders are now open here. Only 3,000 copies will be made, and a reversible inlay will be included.
Note that there’s no word on a physical version for North America at this time.
Thanks to apfel for the tip.
Disney Tsum Tsum Festival will require some extra hardware in order to work with the Switch Lite. According to the game’s Japanese website, it cannot be played with the system alone. A separate pair of Joy-Con will be required in order to play.
Of course, with the regular Switch, you’ll be all set. You will not need any extra controllers if you’re playing on that console.
A new round of footage has emerged from the final release of Songbird Symphony. Have a look at the gameplay in the video below.
