Not too long ago, a physical version of Cities: Skylines was announced for Switch. We now have the game’s boxart above.
We should note that, at least for now, the physical version of Cities: Skylines only appears to be planned for Europe. Nothing has been confirmed thus far for North America.
Venture Kid hasn’t gone on sale for Switch just yet, but the game is doing very well. Publisher Entertainment says that pre-sales of the retro-action platformer on the eShop have already surpassed Steam lifetime sales.
Venture Kid is due out for Switch via the eShop on May 2. If you pre-order the game, you can get it for $7.50 instead of the usual $10 asking price.
Deep Silver is preparing for the release of Saints Row: The Third on Switch by releasing a series of gameplay videos that reminds fans about some of the game’s “best bits”. Footage was captured directly on Nintendo’s console.
Here’s an introduction to the first video:
Publisher Circle Entertainment and developer EasyTech today announced that European Conqueror X is coming to Switch next week. The turn-based strategy title is due out on May 7.
Here’s some information about the game:
This past weekend, a new advert for Super Mario Maker 2 surfaced in Japan. It showed the latest screenshots, and with it, a number of details. You can find the full recap here.
We now have a better look at those screenshots. Check out the full set in the gallery below.
Super Mario 64 doesn’t exactly have a whole lot of voice acting, but there is one line that has caught on with fans over the years. That’s largely in part because no one has been able to say for certain what Mario actually says. Of course, we’re referring to his fight with Bowser – specifically when Mario spins the Koopa King around and throws him.
Charles Martinet, who voices Mario, has finally cleared up the situation. After one fan asked about the line on Twitter, Martinet confirmed that the character says, “So long kinga Bowser!”
Game Freak’s Giga Wrecker Alt. will be released later this week, on May 2nd. To celebrate the occasion, publisher Rising Star Games has released a launch trailer for the game:
The official Japanese Fire Emblem Twitter account introduced Edelgard today, one of the main characters of Fire Emblem: Three Houses. The future heir of the Adrestian Empire, she leads the Black Eagles house at Garreg Mach Monastery. In the Japanese version, she is voiced by Ai Kakuma. The Twitter account also shared the brief clip below in which Edelgard introduces herself to Byleth:
士官学校に到着して早々の、エーデルガルトとの会話です。 #FE風花雪月 pic.twitter.com/ZGfmHUR0WM
— 『ファイアーエムブレム』総合 (@FireEmblemJP) April 29, 2019
