Earlier today, Forever Forest joined the Switch eShop. Check out the video below for a look at some gameplay footage.
Tucked away inside the data for Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker on Switch is a random model of a human. It’s not something players will ever see under normal circumstances, but it’s an interesting little nugget in any case.
One likely explanation is that the model was used as a test dummy for the graphic designers. As we now know though, it was never removed from the final finals. Since it’s not causing any harm, the fact that it was left behind isn’t necessarily a bad thing.
Rocket League has just gained full cross-play support. The game has entered the PlayStation Cross-Play Beta program, meaning that if you’re a Switch user, you can have a match against those on the PlayStation 4. Of course, the feature is still in effect for Xbox One and Steam players as well.
Cross-platform parties are also still coming, and the system is expected to go live as part of the first update of 2019. This will enable players “to partner up with friends on any platform with the push of a few buttons.”
According to a listing on the eShop, the pixelated horror game Bedtime Blues is coming to Switch this week. Look for it starting January 17.
Here’s an overview for the title, along with a trailer:
The Splatoon Koshien 2019 Fanbook is due out in Japan on March 4. Aside from including Famitsu reports about the Splatoon Koshien 2019 tournaments, it’ll also have a few extras, including a serial code for exclusive gear.
Here’s the rundown of what the book will contain for players:
Playdius posted a new ten-minute gameplay video for Away: Journey to the Unexpected, which features a mix of adventure action, negotiation and rogue-lite elements. View it below.
PQube dated the visual novel Our World is Ended for the west today. In North America, it’ll be out on March 26. Europe will have access a few days earlier on March 22.
Our World is Ended will have a special Day One Edition. By getting the title at launch, you’ll receive an exclusive art book and keychain.
Dragon Marked for Death wasn’t always planned to be a Switch game. We originally heard about the project in 2011 when it was set to be a 3DS title, but its interesting origins go back even further.
Inti Creates president Takuya Aizu recently shared drafts he discovered from the company’s Yoshihisa Tsuda. Since the document was created on August 18, 2008, we now know that this is something that has been kicked around for over ten years.
Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp is gearing up for the arrival of three more villagers. As teased in the silhouettes above, they should be added sometime this week. We’ll give you a heads up when they’re officially live.
During the latest episode of Denjin Getcha, Robotics;Notes DaSH was featured with plenty of footage. Check out the recording below.
