Area Zero, the developer behind Touhou Sky Arena, has announced Valkyrie of Phantasm. The new Touhou Project aerial action game is planned for Switch, but is currently without a release date.
Here’s a brief overview:
Persona 5 for Switch has been a long-running rumor. It was something that was partially spurred on by fan interest as well as Joker’s appearance in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate as a DLC character. However, there has yet to be anything official from Atlus.
On that note, Atlus has ruled out bringing Persona 5 Royal – a new version of the original RPG with additional content – to additional platforms (like Switch). That comes straight from a new FAQ published on the company’s website today.
Persona 5 doesn’t appear to be happening on Switch as of now, but the musou spinoff Persona 5 Scramble is planned for the system. Persona Q2 also released in the west on 3DS this week, featuring characters from Persona 5.
Limited Run Games has opened pre-orders for the physical version of Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight. Along with a standard copy, a special edition is available.
You’ll get the following in the Limited Deluxe Edition:
Publisher Modus Games and developer Sketchbook Games announced today that Lost Words: Beyond the Page is on the way to Switch. The narrative adventure game is set for launch in December.
We have the following overview and trailer:
Kalypso Media and Palindrome Interactive have announced Immortal Realms: Vampire Wars, a new strategy IP featuring a mix of turn-based combat, card game elements, and empire management. It will launch in Spring 2020 on Switch.
Here’s an overview of Immortal Realms: Vampire Wars, along with a trailer:
SEGA and Atlus today announced their combined lineup for E3 2019. They’ll be bringing along Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020, Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth, the SEGA Genesis Mini, Judgment, and Catherine: Full Body.
SEGA and Atlus can be found at Booth #4800 in the West Hall of the Los Angeles Convention Center. E3 2019 runs between June 11 and June 13.
Source: SEGA / Atlus PR
Back in April, Square Enix announced that Octopath Traveler would be getting additional language support. That promise has been fulfilled today.
Version 1.0.3 for Octopath Traveler is now available. Once installed, Simplified and Traditional Chinese will be supported. No other changes or additions appear to have been made.
SEGA is giving us a look at Tokyo 2020: The Official Video Game with a couple of gameplay videos. Find videos below showing the 100m and 100m freestyle events with Takeshi Matsuda, a retired Japanese Olympic and Asian and National Record holding swimmer.
You may recall that Atypical Games brought Radiation Island to Switch a little over a year ago. Another title from the studio, Radiation City, lands on the eShop next week.
Here’s an overview of Radiation City plus a trailer:
