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.”
Ackk Studios has shared a couple of details on a patch planned for YIIK: A Postmodern RPG.
What we know thus far is that the team is looking to improve performance. Overall frame rate has been improved in dungeons, and battle load times have been sped up (currently at 5.2 seconds). This may also be further improved before it’s submitted to Nintendo.
If further information on YIIK’s patch is shared, we’ll let you know.
Aragami: Shadow Edition makes its Switch debut next week, and now we have some footage of the title in action. Have a look at the gameplay below.
Aragami: Shadow Edition launches February 21, and it will also be receiving a physical release.
A new update for Disgaea 1 Complete is out now on Switch. There’s some debate to whether it’s version 1.02 or 1.03, but regardless, we do know that an autosave function has been added among other things.
Below are the full details:
Song of Memories developer Future Tech Lab has followed up on tweets made last month regarding the game’s status on Switch.
Despite PQube saying the Switch version had been cancelled and developer Yasuo Omote suggesting that it may not be possible, there may be some hope after all. Omote provided a status update on Twitter today, stating the team is still looking into it, and it isn’t 100% cancelled. If there’s a way it can be ported, they’re going to do it, but the main problems are resources and the cost of porting it.
FDG Entertainment has shared more information about Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom’s 1.0.4 update. We previously knew about multi saveslots, but players can also expect:
Tyr: Chains of Valhalla will be appearing on the Switch eShop next Friday. Take a look at some early footage below.
Nintendo published a new video interview today with a couple of the developers behind Dead Cells. Below, Motion Twin shares their experience with bringing the game to Switch, talks about what’s to come in 2019, and more.
