Saturday Morning RPG goes live on the Switch eShop tomorrow. But as we know, Limited Run Games will be offering a physical version as well. The company has confirmed that pre-orders for the retail version will go live on May 28. The actual release will then follow at some point after that.
When pre-orders do open, it sounds like there will be at least two versions. Along with the standard game, a collector’s version will be offered with a steelbook, which we have pictured above.
NIS America has provided new information about SNK Heroines: Tag Team Frenzy. Today, we have details about the game’s new Customization Mode. Here players can modify and stylize their fighter.
Here’s a rundown of features, straight from NISA:
During the latest Flyhigh Express presentation, a new update was announced for Deemo. That patch is now live in Japan and should be out in the west soon as well, if it isn’t already.
The latest update for Deemo adds 14 new songs. You’ll find them spread across a trio of song packs. In total, the game has 255 pieces of music.
Here’s a trailer for Deemo version 1.2:
DEEMOアップデートパッチVer1.2は
後ほどゼロ時から配信開始です！
楽曲を14曲追加し、楽曲総数は255曲に！体験版も同時に配信いたしますので、
未プレイの方はぜひぜひお試しください！ pic.twitter.com/mfroRz8jDE— フライハイワークス@『番長タクティクス』(Switch)配信開始！ (@FlyhighWorks) April 25, 2018
Before Gear.Club Unlimited shipped last year, Eden Games promised free updates for its racer. We’ll begin to see that starting tomorrow.
Eden Games, along with its publisher Microids, have revealed a free update for Gear.Club Unlimited. The patch will include a new local multiplayer game mode, two free DLC packs, and other features.
This week’s Famitsu scans are now available. Highlights include Pro Yakyuu Famista Evolution, Sonic Mania Plus, SaGa Scarlet Grace, Etrian Odyssey X, BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle, and Dragon Quest Builders 2. Scans of all games are below.
SEGA announced just a few minutes ago that Sonic Mania Plus is arriving on July 17 in North America and Europe. It’s a new version of last year’s game with playable characters Mighty the Armadillo and Ray the Flying Squirrel and an Encore mode that provides a fresh look at familiar zones with new challenges and layouts. Competition and Time Attack modes have also been updated for four player competitions, and ghost challenges for time trials.
If you previously purchased Sonic Mania last year and have no interest in the new physical version, you’ll be happy to hear that you can still experience the new content. SEGA has confirmed that an Encore DLC pack will be available for $4.99 (£3.99) to upgrade to Sonic Mania Plus. It’ll be out alongside the new physical release in July.
We have some new screenshots from Sonic Mania Plus below.
Source: SEGA PR
After the Japanese boxart was revealed earlier today, we now have the North American equivalent for Octopath Traveler. Get a look at the packaging image above.
Sonic Mania is launching on July 17, SEGA has announced. Fans will be able to pick up the game in stores for $29.99.
Here’s some additional information about Sonic Mania Plus:
Rayark is exploring the possibility of supporting Rayark with Nintendo Labo, the studio teased today. The company posted a video on YouTube of what is apparently a “tech demo.”
Here’s a look at what Rayark is toying around with regarding Deemo and Nintendo Labo:
Rayark says if it has plans to officially support Nintendo Labo, it will make an announcement via social media later.
Ukiyo Publishing delayed the release of Death Road to Canada due to the events that took place earlier this week in Canada. A new date wasn’t announced, but the company intends to share one soon.
A listing on the North American eShop may have that news early. If the game’s official page is to be believed, we’ll now be seeing Death Road to Canada on May 15.
We don’t want to say that this date is confirmed, especially given how Death Road to Canada’s launch date was already listed inaccurately once before. Still, if anything changes, we’ll let you know.
Source: Switch eShop
