GungHo Online Entertainment has announced its first game for Switch. Galak-Z: Variant S is coming to the system and will be at E3 2018 just a couple of weeks from now.
Speaking of E3, GungHo says it will have a “major game reveal” at the expo. Further information was not provided.
Nintendo has put out a new video highlighting some of the games that were added to the eShop around May. Get a look at it below.
Footage has come in for the new Switch eShop release Milanoir. Get a look at 40 minutes of gameplay below.
Flashback is experiencing a slight delay in Europe. The game has been postponed to June 19, applying to both the digital version and collector’s edition. It still appears to be on track for June 7 digitally in North America (the collector’s edition is looking like a July release).
Flashback for Switch is a new version of the SNES classic. Players can choose between the original 1993 experience and Modern mode, which contains post-FX graphic filters, remastered sound and music, a new “Rewind” function that’s variable according to the level of difficulty, and tutorials.
Source: Microids PR
Good Shepherd Entertainment and Italo Game have prepared a new cinematic launch trailer for Milanoir promoting today’s release. We have it below.
Astro Gaming announced a partnership with Nintendo back in April. A new Zelda: Breath of the Wild-themed Switch A10 Headset is the first product resulting from the collaboration.
Astro’s Cris “Soup” Lee says the company “worked closely with Nintendo to create a stylish, uncompromising audio experience, with a special new chat adapter designed specifically for the Nintendo Switch.” Players can use it in conjunction with the Nintendo Switch Online smartphone app to chat with friends while playing compatible games.
The new Switch A10 Headset features:
West of Loathing launched on the Switch eShop today. However, we have good news for physical collectors as well.
Asymmetric is teaming up with Limited Run Games for a limited edition cartridge version of West of Loathing. More specifics will be provided in the future.
We’ll keep you posted when we learn more about West of Loathing’s physical version.
Source: Asymmetric PR
Thanks to Amazon, we have a look at the Japanese boxart for Little Dragons Cafe. Check out the packaging image above.
Switch title with adult model Eri Kitami releases on Switch in North America, only supports Japanese
Here’s something rather strange. Despite not having been mentioned in today’s Nintendo Download report, Pure / Electric Love “What do you want?” – Eri Kitami – has been added to the North American Switch eShop.
Does this game look familiar? The same exact title ended up on the Japanese Switch eShop a couple of months ago as Shin Den Ai (Nani ga Hoshii no?) ~Eri Kitami~.
Below you’ll find the latest trailer for Wolfenstein II. Nintendo added the video to its YouTube channel just a few moments ago, and it’s intended to serve as a general overview.
