Wired Productions and Caged Element have more plans for its futuristic combat racer. Today, the two companies unveiled a roadmap for the game that highlights what’s to come for the game.
The team is working on game balancing enhancements, new tracks and modes, and more. 2019 will also bring about a new racer series in the competitive sphere.
We have the full breakdown from the roadmap below.
Ahead of its release tomorrow, Devolver Digital published a launch trailer for Gris. We’ve included the video below.
Lienzo will be adding Hunter’s Legacy: Purrfect Edition to the Switch eShop tomorrow. For a look at some early footage, check out the video below.
Touhou Genso Wanderer: Lotus Labyrinth won’t be making its originally scheduled April 25 release date. Based on information from various retailers in Japan, it has been pushed back to early summer. It’s currently unclear what caused the delay.
The latest Japanese hardware sales from Media Create are as follows:
Switch – 281,222
PS4 – 50,450
PS4 Pro – 24,046
New 2DS LL – 10,021
New 3DS LL – 3,631
Vita – 2,484
2DS – 620
Xbox One X – 117
Xbox One – 32
For comparison’s sake, here are the hardware numbers from last week:
Switch – 120,546
PS4 Pro – 10,558
PS4 – 9,852
New 2DS LL – 7,401
New 3DS LL – 2,692
Vita – 1,798
2DS – 342
Xbox One X – 260
Xbox One – 25
And here are the software charts:
Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom has already sold 50,000 copies, FDG Entertainment has announced. A breakdown by platform was not provided.
Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom launched last Tuesday after it was in development for several years. It’s available both physically and digitally.
Kemco is bringing Asdivine Hearts 2 to Switch, the company has announced. A release is planned for this winter.
Here’s an introduction to the game:
The NES – Nintendo Switch Online app has been updated. Version 2.0.0 is live, adding in the latest games and SP versions.
Adventures of Lolo, Ninja Gaiden, and Wario’s Woods have been added. On top of that, Dr. Mario SP and Metroid SP are now available.
Here’s an introduction to the latter two:
Slated for this winter in Japan, Together! The Battle Cats has been given a final release date in the latest issue of CoroCoro. The magazine confirms that the game will launch digitally on the Switch eShop on December 20. It’ll cost 999 yen.
Together! The Battle Cats has not been announced for the west at this time. However, it’s worth noting that The Battle Cats POP! – a 3DS title – did head west a few years ago.
