Following its short delay, Epic Loon is due out for Switch at the end of this week. Get a look at some footage below.
A trailer has come in showing off Wastleland 2: Director’s Cut on Switch. Take a look at the attached video below.
For those who missed it during E3, Wastleland 2: Director’s Cut Switch will head to Switch this fall.
Although it was first made known in 2015, we’ve seen relatively nothing from the Mega Man: Fully Charged animated series. That will finally be changing this month.
The schedule for San Diego Comic-Con 2018 reveals that Mega Man: Fully Charged will have its own panel. Capcom’s Kazuhiro Tsuchiya and others “will discuss the background and creative evolution of the new series, followed by screening of never-before-seen footage from the show”.
To celebrate the release of Another World on Switch today, DotEmu has come out with a new trailer. You can find it below.
Sausage Sports Club has secured a release date on Switch. The “physics game about floppy animals playing sports”, which was announced for the system last August, is set for July 19. You can pre-load the game from the eShop right now.
Here’s more information about Sausage Sports Club, along with a trailer:
Lab Zero Games today shared a sneak peek of the animated opening for Indivisible. Studio Trigger, a company that has worked on Kill la Kill and Little Witch Academia, is handling the video.
Here’s a look:
Outright Games released a trailer for Hotel Transylvania 3: Monsters Overboard, out now on Switch. We have the video below.
During Nintendo’s 78th Annual General Meeting of Shareholders, it was mentioned that the company’s management has a favorable view of E3, yet its share price fell around that time. With key titles for the fiscal year releasing through the holidays, this person asked if more “attractive software” can be released continuously.
In response, former president Tatsumi Kimishima noted that Nintendo is “not yet at the point where we can announce our entire product lineup, including the products that will be released during the holiday season.” With titles already released along with Smash Bros. Ultimate and Pokemon: Let’s Go, Pikachu / Eevee, the company is looking to maintain Switch’s momentum.
Nintendo Switch Online launches sometime in September. Key aspects of the service have been detailed, including access to online play, classic games, cloud saves, and special offers.
Before Nintendo Switch Online launches, Nintendo will apparently be sharing “a little more information”. That’s according to Tatsumi Kimishima, the company’s former president.
Nintendo spoke about indie games as part of its 78th Annual General Meeting of Shareholders. Former president Tatsumi Kimishima, director / managing officer Shinya Takahashi, and senior executive officer Susumu Tanaka all spoke on this front.
Some notable information was shared across the responses. Takahashi said that some indies are already million sellers on Switch, and Nintendo is “looking to release around 20 to 30 indie games” on the system each week in the future. Kimishima added, “We are currently working towards reaching 1,500 software titles developed for Nintendo platforms using Unity.”
