World End Syndrome is heading to Europe on June 14. But what about North America? That’s no longer a question, as Arc System Works has announced a stateside release date of May 2.
Unfortunately, World End Syndrome will be digital-only in North America. However, PQube will be selling a physical version in Europe that can be played in any region.
World End Syndrome will cost $39.99 on the Switch eShop.
Microsoft delivered a speech at GDC 2019 today. During the event, future plans for Switch were briefly touched on.
One of the major announcements we heard about today was Cuphead for Switch. Not only is the game coming, but it should be updated to support Xbox Live in the future – including achievements. Apparently this won’t be a one time thing.
Arc System Works has announced that it will bring Alternate Jake Hunter: Daedalus The Awakening of Golden Jazz to the west on May 16. Though it’s digital only, H2 Interactive will offer a physical version in Asia on May 23 which can be imported.
Here’s an English overview:
Warner Bros. Interactive and NetherRealm Studios are continuing the rollout of character reveals for Mortal Kombat 11. Today’s announcement is Kotal Kahn, who first appeared in Mortal Kombat X.
Here’s the announcement trailer for the character:
Merge Games has announced that Vaporum will be getting the physical treatment. In fact, a special Signature Edition will be offered the fans.
The Vaporum Signature Edition will go above and beyond with extras. The package includes the game, an art book, 2x enamel pins on backing card, a single-disc soundtrack in digipak, and serialized certificate with digital signatures.
Pre-orders are not yet live, but when they are, you’ll be able to reserve the Vaporum Signature Edition here.
Image & Form issued a new gameplay video for SteamWorld Quest that shows off a boss battle. Get a look at it below.
Following its announcement in today’s Nindies Showcase, Blaster Master Zero 2 was subsequently added to the Switch eShop. View some footage below.
The third-person exploration adventure title Lost Ember is coming to Switch, Mooneye Studios has announced.
Here’s an overview of the game, along with a trailer:
Studio MDHR has shared a few additional details about the Switch version of Cuphead. We have information about the game’s frame rate, resolution, and more.
Here’s the full roundup:
We knew that Case Closed Skateboard Run: Phantom Thief Kid and the Mysterious Treasures would be landing on the Japanese Switch eShop sometime in April. The store now has its own dedicated page, showing a release date of April 11.
Case Closed Skateboard Run: Phantom Thief Kid and the Mysterious Treasures will only support Japanese. At this time, there are no plans for a localized version.
Source: Switch eShop
