Angry Mob Games uploaded a new trailer for Brawlout introducing the game’s newest character duo, Yooka-Laylee. View the video below.
GungHo Online Entertainment America has announced its lineup for PAX West 2018. The company will have several titles on display, including a couple for Switch fans. Grandia II from Grandia + Grandia II HD Remaster, Ninjala, Let It Die, and Puzzle & Dragons will be present.
PAX West 2018 runs between August 31 and September. GungHo will be located at booth #2309.
Source: GungHo PR
Trinket Studios and Adult Swim Games aren’t done with Battle Chef Brigade. Close to a year after its original launch, a major “Deluxe” update has been introduced.
Battle Chef Brigade Deluxe adds a bunch of extra content. This includes Chef Ziggy, local multiplayer, and much more.
Over in Europe, Super Mario Party has already received an eShop listing. In fact, it can be pre-loaded right now. Doing so will entitle you to twice the My Nintendo points following release.
For those who plan on downloading Super Mario Party, you’ll need 2.7GB of free space. Of course, a physical version will also be offered.
Super Mario Party arrives on October 5.
Source: Switch eShop
NIS America readied the latest trailer for Labyrinth of Refrain: Coven of Dusk that highlights how the story is told through Dronya’s magical skills at puppetry. We’ve attached the video below.
NIS America issued a new RPG Maker MV trailer that shows off how users can go about creating their own projects. Watch the video below.
IGN has shown off the Gamescom 2018 build for LEGO DC Super-Villains with 19 minutes of footage. Check out the gameplay below.
Tencent has provided more details about next month’s launch for Arena of Valor on Switch.
First up, the 5v5 team-based game will allow fans to play anyone in the world at any time thanks to a global server. Players can play with each other regardless of the territory they’re located in or what eShop they obtained the game from.
Inazuma Eleven Go Galaxy trademark registered in Europe, paving the way for possible western release
Level-5 initially launched Inazuma Eleven Go Galaxy in Japan way back in December 2013. Five years later, there’s a chance that it will be made available in the west.
Fans have detected that Level-5 registered a trademark for Inazuma Eleven Go Galaxy with the European Union Intellectual Property Office. That’s after it was filed all the way back in April 2015. MSC Technologies Systems initially raised an objection with the trademark, but the two sides managed to reach a settlement.
Now that there aren’t any issues with Inazuma Eleven Go Galaxy’s trademark, it’s all clear for release. Will it finally release in Europe? Only time will tell.
Bandai Namco has brought along the latest build of Dark Souls: Remastered for Switch at Gamescom. Get a look at some handheld footage below.
