A new Nintendo Direct will air tomorrow, February 13, 2019, Nintendo has announced. The company will be going over various Switch titles during the 35-minute presentation, including Fire Emblem: Three Houses.
The Nintendo Direct will air at the following times:
HandyGames published a trailer for Rad Rodgers: Radical Edition, which launches for Switch on February 26. Watch it below.
Update: BlazeRush launches February 19 on Switch.
Original: Targem Games is bringing its arcade racing survival title to Switch, the company has confirmed. A release date has not yet been announced.
Here’s an overview, along with a trailer:
Insert Disk 22 is currently running a Kickstarter for Born Punk, a point & click adventure game inspired by classic games in that genre from the 90s. Despite the campaign still running till March 7, the targeted goal had already been met less than 24 hours after the campaign started on February 5th. Among other platforms, the game will also be released for Nintendo Switch. Here’s an early gameplay demo of the game:
As previously revealed, both Ryuko Matoi and Satsuki Kiryuin will have alternate versions in Kill la Kill the Game: IF; both of these alternate versions us the Dual Wield style. Arc System Works now revealed some more information on them. Credit goes to Gematsu for the translation below.
Ryuko Matoi (Dual Wield)
Her special moves are powered-up versions of normal Ryuko’s moves. She can unleash powerful techniques such as the Rending Scissors’ Decapitation Mode and, although her speed has decreased, spinning slashes with the ability to drawn in the opponent.
Preview images of the latest issue of Famitsu have revealed that Nippon Ichi Software and Acquire are working together on a new adventure game coming to Nintendo Switch. Titled “To All Mankind”, the game stars five women and is set in the ruins of Tokyo’s Akihabara district.
We will have more details once we have the full issue of Famitsu tomorrow, including why Akihabara is in a ruined state and more gameplay details.
As a last minute surprise for fans prior to the release of Nekopara Vol. 2 for Switch on February 14th, developer Neko Works has confirmed that Nekopara Extra will be unlocked for players after completion of the main game.
According to the translation of the game description from Gematsu, Nekopara Extra is an extra episode in the Nekopara series that previously saw a standalone release after a crowdfunding campaign goal was met. This time around, the game will be packaged in and playable after players complete Nekopara Vol. 2.
The full description of Nekopara Extra and some initial screens can be viewed below.
Following on the latest trend, two battle-themed Summoning Focuses are now live in Fire Emblem Heroes — “Takumi and Hinoka’s Battle” and “Cherche and Virion’s Battle”.
While the first is slated to only last 24 hours, “Cherche and Virion’s Battle” will go until February 18th. “Takumi and Hinoka’s Battle” will feature Takumi (Wild Card), Hinoka (Warrior Princess), and Sakura (Loving Priestess), while Cherche (Wyvern Friend), Virion (Eliter Acher), and Tiki (Naga’s Voice) are the focus in the other.
A new update for Dragalia Lost is now available – at least on iOS (so far). Version 1.4.5 is the newest version.
Nintendo’s patch notes make mention of feature improvements and bug fixes. Notes can be viewed below.
MuHa Games isn’t sharing specific sales data for its new Switch launch of Thea: The Awakening. However, we do have encouraging news about its performance.
Speaking with Ninty Gamer, MuHa Games said Thea: The Awakening “did noticeably better in its first week” on Switch compared to other consoles. That’s despite the fact “that less people own Switch than Xbox One or PS4.”
