Splatoon 2 will be updated to version 4.7.0 tomorrow or later today, depending on your timezone. As per usual, the update contains a variety of balance changes to weapons and abilities. We will update you once the full English patch notes are available.
The latest summoning event is now live in Fire Emblem Heroes. Three Heroes with the Iceberg skill, a Special skill that boosts damage by 50% of their Res, are available as part of a 5-star summoning focus.
You’ll have until May 2 to participate in the latest event.
Yesterday, the neon-infused one button arcade game Ding and Dong was added to the Switch eShop. Take a look at some footage below.
SEGA to release Olympic Games Tokyo 2020: The Official Video Game in Japan on July 24, first trailer
A new update has been provided on Olympic Games Tokyo 2020: The Official Video Game, which was recently announced at SEGA Fes 2019. The game is confirmed to be launching in Japan on July 24.
Olympic Games Tokyo 2020: The Official Video Game will contain over 15 different types of events, supporting online play for each one. You can also create and customize an avatar to appear in-game.
Broccoli today announced the “girls opera” game Jack Jeanne for Switch. The project, which is from Tokyo Ghoul creator Sui Ishida, will release next year in Japan.
Jack Jeanne will feature simulation gameplay in which the player deepens bonds with classmates as protagonist Kisa Tachibana while aiming for the lead role in the school play at the end of the year. Rhythm gameplay is also included where the player can enjoy dance performances with 3D characters.
Amazon has posted the final western boxart for Atelier Lulua: The Scion of Arland. Get a look at the packaging image above.
If you’re interested in pre-ordering Atelier Lulua, you can do so on Amazon here.
The arcade shooter Zeroptian Invasion is making its way to the Switch eShop this Friday. Have a look at the new launch trailer below.
PixARK was announced for Switch over a year ago, but we’ve had little news about the game since. After a physical version was confirmed last June, that was about it.
Following the silence, we may have a release date. The North American eShop just added in a listing for the game and has it down for May 31. It was revealed last week that the Japanese launch is set for July 4, so that certainly sounds plausible.
Though she was leaked a few days ago, Frost has now been officially revealed for Mortal Kombat 11. She’s also been given a new trailer – see it below.
System: Switch
Release date: April 23, 2019
Developer: Capcom
Publisher: Capcom
Imagine waking up, going down to your kitchen and seeing every utensil you own now suddenly has a different color and function. Your whisk? Slice your bread with it. Potato peeler? No, pizza cutter. That’s Dragons Dogma: Dark Arisen, a game that somehow manages to feel totally familiar and utterly unrecognizable all at the exact same time. There are flashes of familiarity to its design – Dark Souls, Skyrim, Monster Hunter and many others – but they all manage to exist as just that, flashes. Underneath the welcoming facade of these similarities there’s a game that will stick in your memory for the foreseeable future, for better and (sometimes) for worse. Originally released in 2012 for the PS3 and 360, Dragons Dogma: Dark Arisen was Capcom’s offering to the action RPG pantheon. Now, in 2019, it has made the jump to the Switch in a move almost as peculiar as the game itself – and remarkably, it works.
