With SEGA Ages, while the classic games themselves are exciting to see on Switch, fans have also been very curious about what could lie ahead for the series in the future. We’ve already seen that the team is interested in possibly bringing over Dreamcast games. One thing that hasn’t been brought up, however, is the possibility of releasing titles from the SEGA NAOMI arcade board – until now.
In an interview with Game Watch, M2 president Naoki Horii revealed that the team is researching SEGA NAOMI’s titles for Switch. In fact, there’s one unnamed game in particular that they intend to release due to their own personal interest.
Unties published a new Japanese trailer for the shoot-em-up action and tactical tower defense hybrid game Gensokyo Defenders. Watch it below.
Aksys Games has prepared one more trailer for Death Mark in celebration of the game’s release. Have a look at the “Hanayome” video below.
It’s been officially announced today that the animated series for Castlevania on Netflix has been renewed for a third season. Ten new episodes are planned.
It goes without saying that Netflix has yet to announce a premiere date for the latest season. Castlevania’s second season just dropped late last week.
Nintendo has put out a new video highlighting some of the games that were added to the eShop around October. Get a look at it below.
Ubisoft has readied a launch trailer to promote the release of Sports Party on Switch. Check it out below.
Nintendo NY is keeping up the tradition of hosting viewing events for Nintendo Directs. When the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Direct airs tomorrow, fans can stop by to watch the broadcast with other enthusiasts. The Nintendo Treehouse: Live presentation will also be shown at Nintendo NY.
Nintendo NY will be showing the same feed that you can find online, but it’s more about viewing things with other fans. Plus, you can bet that the reactions will be recorded, and those are always a good time to watch after the fact.
Earlier this month, Marvelous announced that it will be bringing Fate/Extella Link to Switch in Japan. XSEED has now followed up with news confirming that it will be released in North America.
XSEED will be offering a premium Fleeting Glory Edition, which includes a soundtrack CD, a pack of 10 collectible 3” by 5” cards depicting each of the new Servants, a 17” by 24” cloth poster, and a 3” by 4.5” acrylic diorama featuring the Servants Nero, Drake, and Scáthach, all housed in a custom box. It’ll cost $79.99.
The pre-load option for Pokemon: Let’s Go, Pikachu and Pokemon: Let’s Go, Eevee has started to go live on some regions. Thanks to that, we have the file sizes for the two games. Both weigh in at just 4.1GB.
Pokemon: Let’s Go, Pikachu and Pokemon: Let’s Go, Eevee can currently be pre-loaded in Australia and Japan. Other regions should follow soon.
Source: Switch eShop
