Among the coverage popping up for Dark Souls: Remastered today is a new article from IGN. The site outlines all of the differences between Dark Souls: Remastered and the original game in an easy-to-follow manner.
Here’s the full rundown:
Nintendo has confirmed that Switch will have a presence at EGX Rezzed with several playable Nindies. Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes, West of Loathing, Dead Cells, Lumines Remastered, Bad North, and Moonlighter will be on hand. Pocket Rumble, a title we haven’t heard about in quite some time, is getting a demo as well.
EGX Rezzed is taking place between April 13 and April 15. The event will be held at Tobacco Dock, London.
Back at GDC, Kosuke Yabuki and Hisashi Nogami delivered presentations on their Switch games. The two were the producers of ARMS and Splatoon 2 respectively.
The official GDC organizers now have both presentations online. You can watch the ARMS event below and the Splatoon 2 one here.
Thanks to David for the tip.
Thanks to a listing on Amazon Japan, we now have a release date for Death Mark. It’ll be published on June 28, according to the retailer. Pricing is set at 5,184 yen.
Death Mark is a horror adventure game developed by Experience. Based on the PS Vita version that released last year, it’ll include all content plus an additional episode.
Following up on this week’s retailer leak, Microids and Pendulo Studios have officially announced Yesterday Origins for Switch. The game will be available starting on May 31. A physical and digital release are planned.
In Yesterday Origins, players will partake in “an investigation full of twists and turns, solve complex puzzles and successively take on the roles of John Yesterday and Pauline Petit to discover the secret of immortality that many have sought before them.”
We have further details and a Switch trailer for Yesterday Origins below.
A number of outlets were able to go hands-on with Dark Souls: Remastered last week. Among them was USgamer, who is sharing new details about the release today.
Here’s the full roundup of information:
At GDC, 13AM Games had a behind-closed-doors demo running for Double Cross. Check out some off-screen footage below.
With BAFL: Brakes Are For Losers approaching its April 19 release date on Switch, Playdius has sent out a launch trailer. We have the video below.
Update (4/3): The next Shin Den Ai game will feature Ema Sakura. It will be available in Japan later this month.
Original (4/2): Last week, Shin Den Ai (Nani ga Hoshii no?) ~Eri Kitami~ released on the Japanese Switch eShop. The title features adult model Eri Kitami, who you can call and will text you a picture or video in response.
Dorasu seems to just be getting started with its plans for Switch. On Twitter today, the company confirmed that another Shin Den Ai title is lined up for the system. No word yet on what it will include, but it will probably feature a different adult model.
Inertia Game Studios has announced Catastronauts, “a colorful and chaotic interstellar party game”. It’s heading to Switch in late 2018.
Catastronauts is a fast-paced multiplayer action game with support for up to four players. The primary goal is to work with a crew to defend Space Fleet.
Inertia Game Studios will be present with its new project at EGX Rezzed at the Tobacco Dock London between April 13 and April 15. We have further details about Catastronauts below, along with the debut trailer.
