After an extremely long wait, Leif’s Adventure: Netherworld Hero has a release date. Publisher Mindscape and developer OneManOnMars Art & Games announced today that it arrives on December 19, 2024.
Our original report on Leif’s Adventure: Netherworld Hero was shared way back in 2017. At least at the time, it was planned for the following spring. It’s unclear what happened along the way, but the project ended up taking several more years of development.
We’ve started up a new post containing all Mystery Gift codes for Pokemon Scarlet and Pokemon Violet. This hub will be updated throughout the lifecycle of the two games with all codes and other distributions as they’re announced.
Codes and distributions can provide all sorts of things. Redeeming them will give you special Pokemon offered in distributions, certain items, and more.
Shakedown: Hawaii just got a surprise “Pen vs. Sword” update, which brings along new content. This was unexpected given how the last notable patch released four years ago.
Players can get their hands on new weapons, challenges, styles, and a multiplier assistant feature. Also included are extra hints and a wave of bug fixes.
The official rundown is as follows:
Dragon Ball: The Breakers is gearing up for another round of new content, with Season 7 due to launch on November 20.
New Raiders Gamma 1 & Gamma 2 are the highlight of the update, and will be able to fight together under certain conditions. Details about content that will be made available to commemorate the 2nd Anniversary of the game has also been revealed.
You can get an overview of the new content coming with Season 7 below:
Today, we’re looking at Fear of Glohm, another missable side quest in Mario & Luigi: Brothership. After clearing a certain icy island (which we won’t specify by name until later in the post, for those of you avoiding spoilers), you’ll unlock two side quests: Fear of Glohm and A Big Debate, the latter of which being incredibly easy to clear. Both of these side quests are missable, and of the two, Fear of Glohm is a bit more involved.
November 14: After it originally released on 3DS years ago, IronFall: Invasion will make its return on Nintendo Switch later this month. VD-Dev has it pinned down for November 28, 2024.
There was originally talk surrounding IronFall: Invasion on Nintendo Switch in 2022. At the time, VD-Dev was planning a 2023 launch. After taking significantly longer than originally expected, the shooter will now arrive at the end of this month. That news was shared on social media today.
System: Switch
Release date: November 19, 2024
Developer: BlueTwelve Studios
Publisher: Annapurna Interactive
The life of a cat has perhaps been romanticized to some extent, but there’s no getting around the fact that it has been quite effective. Whether you love them or hate them, cats are the epitome of coziness in mainstream media, making them the ideal protagonists for more laid-back and comfortable video games. There aren’t many titles that will allow you to play as an ordinary cat, which is what makes BlueTwelve Studio’s Stray such an appealing title in many ways, putting you in the shoes (or rather, paws) of a regular cat in a cyberpunk setting. After two years since its initial release, the game has now finally made its way onto Nintendo Switch.
Masaaki Hayasaka, the producer of Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake, has expressed strong interest in seeing Final Fantasy 6 get the same treatment.
Hayasaka was asked about which game he’d like to see receive the remake treatment in an interview with Inverse. As it turns out, Final Fantasy 6 is his top choice. Interestingly, that game was actually used as a reference point for the first Octopath Traveler.
Sun Haven, which has earned a strong reception on PC, will now be making its way to Nintendo Switch. Pixel Sprout Studios will be bringing it over on November 29, 2024. Note that this date only applies to the Americas but other regions will follow soon.
As for the actual game, Sun Haven is a fantasy farming sim with RPG twist. While it won’t include multiplayer on Nintendo Switch, the team “will be looking into how difficult it will be” to support the functionality following launch.
Pokemon Scarlet and Violet have reached a new sales milestone in Japan. It’s now being reported that they’re now the best-selling entry in the series to date.
According to a Famitsu report, Pokemon Scarlet and Violet have sold over 8.3 million units in Japan alone. Previously, Pokemon Red and Green were the series’ best-selling games in the country.
