We’ve seen a number of new videos for Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition this week, and another one has now arrived showing direct-feed gameplay. View 7 minutes of footage below.
Nintendo’s website shows that Demon’s Crystals is making its way to Switch next week. BadLand Games will be publishing the twin stick shooter, which was originally developed by Byte4Games.
Here’s an overview and trailer:
Mario Tennis Aces received a big update this week. Version 2.0.0 added the Co-op Challenge, support for the Switch Online app, and new Ruins of Trials in Adventure Mode.
There is a small reward for completing the Ruins of Trials. If you’re interested in finding out what it is, continue on below.
Daedalus: The Awakening of Golden Jazz is playable for the first time at the Tokyo Game Show this week, and footage has emerged showing the demo. Get a look at the off-screen gameplay below.
A new update is live for Light Fall on Switch. Developer Bishop Games has added a new last boss, new speedrun season, and improvements.
To celebrate the patch’s release, Light Fall is currently on sale. Switch owners can purchase the title for 35% off.
Another off-screen gameplay video has appeared for Yo-kai Watch 4 that shows another 10 minutes of footage. Check it out below.
During the Tokyo Game Show today, Square Enix finally provided an update on Dragon Quest XI for Switch. This version will be titled “Dragon Quest XI S”. The “S” designates “Switch”, “Special”, “Shaberu” (note: speaking in Japanese), and “Seiyuu” (note: voice actor in Japanese).
Unfortunately, there’s still no release window for Dragon Quest XI on Switch. It was stated during the event that more time is needed before the game can be released.
During a live stream at the Tokyo Game Show, Hamster announced a few new NeoGeo games for Switch. That wasn’t all though, as we’ve also found out about upcoming titles for the Arcade Archives series.
Newly-announced games include Donkey Kong Jr., Urban Champion, Alpha Mission, Ninja-Kid II, Route-16, Athena, Ikari Warriors, and Image Fight. Release dates have not yet been confirmed. We’ll keep you updated as Hamster pins down the dates.
In a recent issue of Famitsu, developers from SNK Heroines: Tag Team Frenzy were brought in to discuss the new fighter. Art director Yusuke Amano, sound director Mayuko Hino, and director Kaito Soranaka participated in the talk.
We’ve prepared a complete transcript of the interview, which goes over how the team went about choosing characters, including a female version of Terry Bogard, interest in making sequels, and much more. You can read it below.
At the Tokyo Game Show today, Square Enix hosted a live stream featuring World of Final Fantasy Maxima. A few minutes of footage can be found below.
