Hamster has sent out early word about next week’s NeoGeo game on Switch. On January 3, Ragnagard will be available via the eShop.
Here’s a brief overview:
Nintendo is closing out the “Festive Offers” sale on the European eShops starting this week. Another round of deals are live today on Switch, 3DS, and Wii U. Nintendo highlights FIFA 19 and Valkyria Chronicles 4 as some of the more notable sales.
The full lineup of deals is as follows:
The next round of the ARMS Party Crash Bash is almost here. For those who missed it, the event is being held to determine the game’s best character.
The fourth round will be going live next week. This time around, it’ll be Twintelle and Byte & Barq battling it out. The theme is “Bodyguard Recruiting”.
The latest ARMS Party Crash Bash event goes live on January 4. It’ll last until January 7.
Thanks to Magitroopa for the tip.
Takara Tomy released a brief video showing some gameplay from the demo for Zoids Wild: King of Blast, which you can watch below. The demo is included with the latest issue of Monthly CoroCoro Comic; the game itself will launch in Japan on February 28th, 2019.
The Nintendo Switch version of Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus R was initially set to be released in 2018. With just a handful of days left in this year and no sign of the game’s release, it doesn’t really come as a huge surprise that the game has been delayed. On Twitter, Arc System Works confirmed that the game is now set to be released in 2019. They apologized for the delay and asked fans to look forward to more info.
Announced back in July, we now have a concrete release date for Cytus Alpha in Japan: April 25, 2019. The retail version of the game will cost 6,264 Yen; first-print copies will come with an original soundtrack CD. There’s no word yet on a Western release.
Cytus Alpha is an enhanced port of the mobile rhythm game Cytus. Cytus Alpha contains over 200 tracks, and if you included arranged versions, that number rises to 400.
Joker from Persona 5 will be the first paid DLC character to be added to Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. To promote this occasion, Masahiro Sakurai recently visited the office of Atlus for an interview, which you can see in the video below:
