Japanese game developer Lose and publisher Circle Entertainment have announced the visual novel Maitetsu-Pure Station for Switch. Although it’ll feature full Japanese voice-over, the title will support English, Japanese, and English subtitles.
Here’s some information about Maitetsu-Pure Station:
Gust has shared the first screenshots of the newly-announced Atelier Ryza. Find those images below, along with a look at the game’s boxart.
For those that are interested, you can access the new website for Atelier Ryza here.
Koei Tecmo has published the second full trailer for Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle. Give it a watch:
The game will be released on July 5th.
Frozen District’s Warlocks 2: God Slayers for Nintendo Switch was initially announced last year, with a release set for October 2018. That didn’t end up happening; however, a release of the game is now imminent: it’ll be available next week, June 7th, on the Switch eShop. Qubic Games took over publishing duties for the title.
Splatoon 2’s next software update is imminent. It’ll be released later this event in North America, in the middle of the night in Europe and tomorrow morning in Japan. Version 4.8.0 will bring with it a variety of balance changes, as usual. We will keep you updated once the full official patch notes are out.
Nintendo of Europe published their eShop highlights video for the month of May, featuring games such as Resident Evil 4, Team Sonic Racing and Shakedown Hawaii:
System: Switch
Release date: May 21, 2019
Developer: Ubisoft
Publisher: Ubisoft
Do you remember your first experience with Assassins Creed? The inaugural entry in Ubisoft’s hit series was a driving force of the Xbox 360 and PS3’s launch – a bold new idea with ample room to innovate and expand over the course of a generation. Since then we’ve sliced and swan-dived our way through key moments in history, with a personal highlight being the swashbuckling antics of Assassins Creed IV: Black Flag. We’ve also seen a near complete shift in the franchise’s framework with recent entries Assassin’s Creed Origins and Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, which renewed interest considerably for current-gen console owners. With such a wide ranging suite of ideas, concepts and executions at hand, it strikes me as odd that Ubisoft have chosen to bring such a divisive snapshot of the series’ history to the Switch.
Capcom today announced that it will release Towaware no Palm on Switch. The love adventure game, previously offered on mobile, will launch in Japan on August 30.
We have the following details and trailer for Towaware no Palm:
