During a Wednesday Night Fights Offseason live stream, a bunch of Crystal Crisis was shown with over an hour of footage. We’ve posted the recording below.
Next week, a brand new update will be distributed for Pokken Tournament DX. Version 1.3.2 will bring about a ton of changes for playable Pokemon and support characters.
Though the patch notes haven’t been posted in English, Pokken Arena has shared an unofficial changelog. You can read the full details below.
Bandai Namco announced the western release date for My Hero: One’s Justice this week. The company also officially confirmed new roster additions Muscular and Gran Torino, who were previously outed in Japanese magazines.
We have the following overviews for the two characters plus screenshots:
Star Story: The Horizon Escape is coming to Switch next week, a listing on the North American eShop confirms. The game will be arriving on July 12.
Players can expect a text turn-based adventure RPG with important choices from Star Story: The Horizon Escape. We have more information and a trailer below.
Rocketcat Games sent out the newest patch for Death Road to Canada on Switch. The “GIZZARD Update” tweaks the ending of the final level of the game, adds a new song to the soundtrack, includes a new Rare Special Character to trading camps, and more.
The patch notes are as follows:
Aside from Nintendo, Panic Button might be one of the companies that knows the most about Switch’s hardware and what’s it’s capable of. The team has converted some high-profile games for the platform, including Doom, Wolfenstein II, and Rocket League. We also found out yesterday that the company is making a port of Warframe.
In an interview with USgamer, Panic Button general manager Adam Creighton expressed optimism when speaking about Switch’s future. He told the site:
The full North American website for Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker on Switch and 3DS is open. If you’re interested, you can access the page here.
Like other Nintendo sites, this one is packed full of information about the game. There’s some media here as well, links to pre-order, and more.
The Washington Post caught up with Smash Bros. director Masahiro Sakurai around E3 time. He shared some interesting comments about competitive gaming, among other things.
One noteworthy topic addressed is Smash Bros. Melee. In Sakurai’s view, he believes many players gave up on the game “because it’s too technical, because they can’t keep up with it.”
A few days ago, a new month rolled right on in. Now that we’re in July, we want to know what you’ve been playing.
Have you started up something entirely new for the month? Are you trying out Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy or Wolfenstein II on Switch? No matter the case, let us know in the comments below.
Still looking for a copy of the Octopath Traveler: Wayfarer’s Edition? If so, you may want to place an order on Amazon. It’s back in stock here.
Octopath Traveler launches next Friday. The Wayfarer’s Edition includes the game, a pop-up book, a two-side cloth map of the game world, the Octopath Traveler: Sound Selections CD, and a replica coin.
