Octogeddon, an action-roguelike from the creators of Plants vs. Zombies, is out now on Switch. Get a look at some footage below.
PQube has readied a launch trailer for Guilty Gear 20th Anniversary Pack. Find that video below, along with some footage for Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus R.
Puchicon 4 SmileBASIC has been a long time coming. The programming app was originally expected out last fall (at least in Japan), but it silently dropped off the radar. Developer SmileBoom has finally provided an update, confirming a Japanese release date of May 23.
Puchicon 4 SmileBASIC teachers users BASIC programming. It supports Switch’s various features like HD Rumble, the motion IR camera, gyro controls, and even Nintendo Labo. With online support, players can publish or backup games.
Below are a few screenshots:
Nintendo is back with the latest character introduction for Fire Emblem: Three Houses. Today’s focus is Hilda, who is voiced by Yuuki Kuwahara in the Japanese version.
Hilda is a part of the Golden Deer house as well as the sole daughter of the Duke of Goneryl. Possible because she was spoiled by her father and brother, she has a habit of being lazy, and can get others to spoil her. Hilda is essentially the typical “Noble Lady”. Additionally, she’s a fan of anything fashionable and colorful.
A bunch of footage has come in for Crash Team Racing Nitro Fueled. Watch the video below for a lengthy look at the game and see it played by video game voice actors Nolan North and Troy Baker.
Vblank Entertainment has outlined a new update coming soon to Shakedown: Hawaii. The game is getting new content, new features, and more.
Here’s the full rundown from Vblank:
Final Fantasy VII has been updated to version 1.0.1 on Nintendo Switch. This patch fixes the looping music glitch that had been plaguing the game and it also makes the transition between cutscenes and gameplay smoother.
Two days ago, we reported on the release date delay of AI: The Somnium Files. Previously slated for July 25, the game will now launch on September 17 in North America. Today, Spike Chunsoft revealed the updated release date for Europe: there, the game will be available on September 20.
Usually when we report on a game receiving an age rating in South Korea, it’s an indication that a game is receiving a previously unknown Switch port. Obviously that isn’t the case with today’s game – Luigi’s Mansion 3 has received an age rating in South Korea, certifying it as suitable for all ages. However, this might serve as a hint for the game’s release date, which officially is still a rather vague “2019”. For a game to receive an age rating, development has to be mostly complete, meaning that the release date probably isn’t that far away.
We will likely learn the official release date next month at E3.
Arc System Works has updated the official website for Kill la Kill the Game: IF to display the performance differences between the various versions of the title.
Obviously, Switch is listed among the platforms alongside PlayStation 4 and Steam. Those interested can check out the information below.
