Capcom has much more expansive plans for the Switch edition of Okami HD in Japan. Even though the game will only be receiving a digital release in the west (unless a different decision is made within the next few months), Japan will have access to a physical version.
That includes a limited edition featuring a soundtrack CD with 22 pieces of music. Pre-orders are now open on Play-Asia here.
We also want to again stress that the Japanese version of Okami HD is not confirmed to include English. However, based on precedent, we do believe it’s likely. Capcom should confirm which languages are included closer to release, so stay tuned.
Japan’s tournament-style Splatfest in Splatoon 2 has come to an end. The event has finished, and Nintendo has posted the results.
In the first round, Hello Kitty defeated Cinnamoroll. My Melody then took down Pompompurin. For the finals, the winners of both rounds battled it out.
Chucklefish held a very lengthy stream for Wargroove where it showed off a massive amount of footage. For the full recording, continue on below.
YouTube Live at E3 is returning for its usual coverage of the expo. Geoff Keighley will be hosting the proceedings, which will feature new games, demos, guests, and more. All of the fun starts later today.
One session to keep an eye on is the 5:30 PM ET slot on Monday. A reveal for Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy is planned with a “first look at something new”.
Last week, a new month rolled right on in. Now that we’re in June, we want to know what you’ve been playing.
Have you started up something entirely new for the month? Are you sinking your teeth into Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition? No matter the case, let us know in the comments below.
At the end of last year, Oxenfree developer Night School Studio announced its next game Afterparty. The company confirmed today during an IGN E3 stream that it’s coming to Switch.
Afterparty is an adventure games about Milo and Lola, two recently deceased best friends who find themselves facing an eternity in Hell. But with a loophole, those who can outdrink Satan can return to Earth.
Ubisoft appears to be planning a couple of Hasbro games for Switch. In Taiwan, Risk and Trivial Pursuit have been rated for the console.
Both titles have come out on a variety of other platforms, so a release on Switch would make sense. Still, an official announcement has not been made.
NIS America posted the latest video for The Lost Child today. Get a look at the “A human… and an Angel?!” video below.
FIFA 18 was the first time EA had its soccer franchise on a Nintendo platform in several years. Despite being a solid effort in some ways, there were some notable and surprising omissions such as the inability to play with friends online.
With FIFA 19, EA has addressed this. The Switch version is playable at EA Play, and Press Start reports that you can play your friends in full best of five online friendlies.
