In a new video shared by Thousand Games, Synaptic Drive director Kouji Kenjou shared new information about the competitive 3D shooting game. Kenjou weighed in on the project’s origins, its key features, and its Wire mechanic.
Gematsu provides the following transcript:
Nintendo has published a new trailer for Dark Souls: Remastered ahead of its October 19 launch. You can watch it below.
Bandai Namco shared the latest news about Dragon Ball FighterZ today.
First, all Switch players will be able to purchase Android 17 when the game launches later this week. All other DLC characters will be available as well.
Monolith Soft isn’t just known for the Xenoblade franchise. The studio has worked on many games over the years, including the GameCube-exclusive series Baten Kaitos. Two titles released on the platform, but it sounds like there were plans for a third entry as well.
Director Yasuyuki Honne has revealed that Baten Kaitos III was planned and was in pre-production. However, certain “circumstances” prevented the project from moving forward. Honne stated that Baten Kaitos III “would have been grand-scale game with settings at the bottom of the sea, on land, and in the sky.”
North America and Europe had a Retro vs. Modern Splatfest in Splatoon 2 this past weekend. Over in Japan, a different event was taking place as well.
Japan’s latest Splatfest was food-related, featuring Tsubuan and Koshian. Nintendo has since posted the results, which we have below.
NIS America has continued the rollout of Disgaea 1 Complete videos. Find a new “Play Ball!” trailer attached below.
Once again, the Animal Crossing Twitter account has teased four new animal friends coming to Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp via the picture above. Can you tell who they might be based on the silhouettes?
The developers of upcoming Wii U game Sneaky Ninja shared a new video showcasing gameplay over Twitter. You can watch it below. The “2D stealth platformer mix of Mario and Mark of the Ninja” is scheduled for Wii U in 2018.
https://twitter.com/SFSGames/status/1043964441665171459
The 2018 Tokyo Game Show hit record high attendance, with just shy of 300,000 visitors according to the Computer Entertainment Supplier’s Association. Here’s their description of the event.
Tokyo Game Show 2018, with the theme of “Welcome to the Next Stage,” saw the overwhelming record of 668 exhibitors (of which 330 were from overseas). They released a variety of new titles and services for multiple platforms such as home game consoles, smartphones and PCs, making it the most exciting show ever. A large number of visitors and the press not just of Japan but overseas covered the grand e-Sports stages called “e-Sports X.” Reflecting the swelling impact of e-Sports on the game market, the keynote panel was held to discuss on the theme of “Road map for e-sports to spread out as the sports.”
An increasing number of companies, both of exhibitors and attendees, engaged in vigorous B2B meetings. The number of meetings generated by the business matching system “Asia Business Gateway” is 668, which exceeds the last year’s 602. The fact demonstrates the growing importance of Tokyo Game Show’s role as a hub of international game business.
Next year TGS 2019 will run from September 12 to September 15 at the Makuhari Messe convention center.
SMG Studio has announced a new update for Death Squared. This will be the final patch for the game.
Players can look forward to new content, including 20 levels – some of which are “super silly” and a few others that are “super hard”. Also in the works is a color blind mode, New Game+, rotatable camera, and new icon.
We’ll give you a heads up when the update goes live.
Source: Switch news
