Flying Tiger Entertainment last published Shoot Out on the North American eShop as one of its latest Data East arcade games for Switch. The rollout continues next week with Nitro Ball.
Nitro Ball originally came out in 1992. In the action game, players will blast their way through five levels and gather power-ups and special weapons along the way, including a special super power.
Nitro Ball is slated for August 16 in North America. Pricing is set at $7.99.
Source: Flying Tiger Entertainment PR
Devolver Digital’s next Switch game Minit is out today on Switch as a digital download. For a look at some footage, check out the video below.
The Pokemon Company and Nintendo have put out an announcement covering today’s Pokemon: Let’s Go, Pikachu / Eevee news. We have the rundown on Mega Evolution, Vermilion City, and Team Rocket. Find the PR below, along with new screenshots.
Bandai Namco has passed along new information about Taiko no Tatsujin: Drum ‘n’ Fun, including the game’s track list.
All tracks from the original Japanese version will appear in the west. That includes the mythical “Cha-La Head-Cha-La” from Dragon Ball Z, “How Far I’ll Go” from Moana (presented in Japanese), classical songs such as the “Turkish March” composed by Beethoven, and more.
Minit joins the eShop today as Devolver Digital’s latest eShop download. Have a look at some footage in the video below.
SOEDESCO has announced that it will publish Defunct next month. Developed by Freshly Squeezed, the adventure game focuses flow, speed and an engaging world.
Here’s an official overview plus a trailer:
This week’s European Nintendo Downloads are as follows:
Switch Retail
Dead Cells – €24.99
Overcooked 2 – €24.99
Space Mace and Graffiti Games announced today that Joggernauts is coming to Switch. The game is currently slated for later this summer on Nintendo’s platform.
Joggernauts is a co-op auto-runner party game. Here’s a bit of additional information, along with a trailer:
GameMaker Studio 2 is one step closer to full Switch support. Announced today, the engine has entered open beta ahead of its full commercial launch in September.
According to YoYo Games general manager James Cox, the company has been contacted by over one thousand developers who want to release their GameMaker titles on Switch since the initial announcement earlier this year.
