Later this week, Hyper Sentinel will finally be arriving on Switch through the eShop. Check out some footage from the final build below.
The latest Japanese hardware sales from Media Create are as follows:
Switch – 53,113
PS4 – 25,064
PS4 Pro – 9,930
New 2DS LL – 6,545
Vita – 5,502
New 3DS LL – 3,509
2DS – 731
Xbox One – 161
Xbox One X – 27
For comparison’s sake, here are the hardware numbers from last week:
Switch – 38,752
PS4 – 25,005
PS4 Pro – 10,004
Vita – 4,562
New 2DS LL – 4,377
New 3DS LL – 2,840
2DS – 516
Xbox One – 123
Xbox One X – 56
And here are the software charts:
Mario had a series of different cartoons way back in the day. The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, and Super Mario World all ran on television in the late ’80s and early ’90s.
Phil Harnage was directly involved with the different cartoons. As a writer, he played a prominent role in determining how the different episodes would play out.
IGN got its hands on a new trailer for NBA Playgrounds 2 showing the first true gameplay. Have a look at the video below.
In the latest issue of Famitsu, we found out that Idea Factory is putting Hakuoki Shinkai: Fuukaden, Code: Realize, Cendrillon Palika, and Nil Admirari no Tenbin on Switch. As it turns out, that’s not all.
The latest issue of Dengeki Girls Style confirms even more otome games for Switch. Along with a new Hakuoki title, fans can also expect the following:
Good Shepherd Entertainment and Italo Games have set a release date for Milanoir. The bloody action game, which pays homage to the masterpiece Italian crime movies of the 1970s, arrives on May 31 through the eShop.
Here’s a brief overview:
Unties announced its lineup for BitSummit in Japan this weekend. As part of that, the company has revealed that BATTLLOON from noname studio is coming to Switch.
BATTLLOON is an action game that supports up to four players locally. Players battle it out against others by fighting and bumping into each other as balloons.
noname studio hopes to have BATTLLOON ready sometime in 2019. We have a video for it below.
Today, Capcom posted an overview of its strategies and plans for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2019. As part of that, the company provides insight into growth strategies, and its focus going forward.
Capcom first highlights that, with new titles, it will “regularly release titles for major IP while also utilizing dormant IP and remakes”. Also a part of the company’s plan is to “extend sales life of catalog titles” and “strengthen digital downloads for both new and past titles”.
