Square Enix announced its lineup for the 2018 Tokyo Game Show today. Primary highlights for Nintendo platforms include The World Ends with You: Final Remix, Dragon Quest Builders 2, and Dragon Quest X.
Here’s the full lineup:
Final Fantasy XV Pocket Edition HD is coming to Switch, Square Enix has revealed. A release date has not yet been shared, but it’s scheduled for release “soon”.
Here’s the official overview from Square Enix:
IGN has posted a lengthy gameplay video for the recently-announced Rebel Galaxy Outlaw. Get a look at an hour of footage below.
Capcom has confirmed a demo for Mega Man 11, and it’s arriving very soon. Fans can look for the download on the eShop… right now.
Here’s what the demo contains:
Wandersong, originally announced for Switch last year, has been given a release date. The musical adventure will arrive on the eShop on September 27.
Here’s an overview of the game:
Gone Home is out now on the Switch eShop today. A physical version will be offered as well, but it might be awhile before you can get your hands on it.
iam8bit is taking pre-orders here. The package includes the cartridge, premium reversible cover insert, and foldout poster.
The physical version of Gone Home is estimated for release in Q1 2019 as a result of “extended production times for Nintendo Switch cartridges”.
Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna – The Golden Country launches for Switch next week, and there will be a few different ways to purchase it. If you bought the original Expansion Pass, it’ll be live for you next week following an update. A physical version at retail will be offered September 21. Nintendo also just added in an eShop listing today, indicating that you’ll be able to purchase Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna – The Golden Country as an individual download.
The same eShop listing also offers up the official file size. Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna – The Golden Country will take up 3.2GB of space. If you’re interested, it can be pre-loaded now.
Source: Switch eShop
A new Nintendo Direct was originally planned for later today. However, due to an earthquake in Japan, the presentation has been postponed.
Nintendo hasn’t provided a new date for the broadcast just yet. However, there’s an indication that we can now expect it next week.
