Mortal Kombat 11’s latest update for Switch, which was announced a few days ago, is now live. Warner Bros. is now distribution version 1.04.
Below are the entire patch notes:
A rating from Taiwan has apparently leaked a new Under Night In-Birth game. Under Night In-Birth Exe:Late[cl-r] is in development, and it’s coming to Switch, according to the classification.
Arc System Works should be announcing Under Night In-Birth Exe:Late[cl-r] in the future. The series itself is developed by French-Bread, and has had several entries dating back to 2012.
After previously debuting during the last generation of consoles, Saints Row: The Third makes its way to Switch this week. See how the Switch version stacks up to the Xbox 360 original below.
Kairosoft will publish Pocket League Story on the Switch eShop next week, listings on the eShop confirm. All regions are getting the game on May 16.
Here’s an overview of Pocket League Story, along with a trailer:
Earlier today, Arcade Archives Ninja Gaiden was added to the Switch eShop. Take a look at some footage from a Famitsu live stream below.
Denis Dyack, the director of the Nintendo-published psychological horror game Eternal Darkness, appeared on the latest episode of IGN Unfiltered. Dyack reflected on the GameCube title during a lengthy segment of the show.
Dyack discussed Nintendo’s interest in Silicon Knights after seeing the studio’s camera tech, moving the project from the N64 to the GameCube, working with Nintendo, and more. One interesting story came about when he was asked if any Sanity Effects were cut from the final game. Everything made it in, but not without some effort. Dyack actually spoke directly with Nintendo’s Shigeru Miyamoto about the one memorable Sanity Effect in which Eternal Darkness would make it seem as though your save file was being deleted.
Darkest Dungeon developer Red Hook Studios has sent along word that a new patch is rolling out for Darkest Dungeon. The update fixes bugs as well as a few Switch-specific issues.
Below are the full patch notes:
Psyonix has provided fresh information about what it has planned for Rocket League this summer. Players can expect limited-time events, functionality that will allow them to easily party-up with teammates from the post-game screen, more inventory management tools, and quality-of-life improvements.
Here’s the full rundown from Psyonix:
Wonder Boy Returns Remix is due out for Switch worldwide on May 22. For an early look at the game, check out the footage below.
