SEGA uploaded a new piece of music from Team Sonic Racing. Today’s track is “Market Street”, which was composed by Hyper Potions and Jun Senoue. Listen to the music below.
Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!! is in the works for Switch, Vertigo Gaming has announced. A release is planned for early 2019.
Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!, a unique take in the restaurant sim genre, originally came to Steam last year and has been well received by the community since then. We have further details about the game below, along with a trailer.
Cattails will be out on Switch digitally starting November 29. Get a look at some gameplay footage in the video below.
As we found out yesterday, Ms. Splosion Man is making its way to Switch one week from today. Get a look at the game’s trailer below.
Super Rare Games has opened pre-orders for the physical version of N++ Ultimate Edition. Secure yours here. Copies should ship in a couple of weeks.
With your purchase, you’ll receive the game with interior art, an exclusive sticker, three-card trading card pack, and a 12 page full-color manual.
Only 4,000 copies of the N++ Ultimate Edition will be produced.
Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission has only been announced thus far. But based on a new classification, we could be getting a western release.
Over in Australia, Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission was rated today. Usually these listings are signs that developers and publishers intended to release their games in the designated territory.
If and when Bandai Namco makes an official announcement, we’ll be sure to let you know.
Halseo has set a release date for its Switch eShop game Battery Jam. In North America, it’ll launch on November 22. Europe will follow just ma bit later on December 4.
Here’s some information about Battery Jam plus a trailer:
The latest episode of Nintendo Power podcast is now live. Host Chris Slate, along with Theresa Apolinario from Nintendo Treehouse and Zach Drapala from SwitchForce and GhostRobo on YouTube talk five features for longtime Pokemon fans in Pokemon: Let’s Go, Pikachu / Eevee, other recent and upcoming Switch games, listener questions, the Warp Zone quiz, and more.
Here’s the full episode:
Kotaku has published another round of comments from an interview conducted with Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime. Reggie weighed in on how the DLC characters for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate have been decided, the importance of post-release content, fan frustration about some games only being on 3DS (and not Switch), and more.
You can find a summary of Reggie’s comments below. Find Kotaku’s full article here.
