A few months ago, Kyogeki Quartet Fighters originally debuted in Japan. Aksys Games then announced last month that it would be localizing the title as Quad Fighters K.
Aksys followed up with a release date today. In both North America and Europe, Quad Fighters K is launching on May 31.
LEGO The Incredibles has about a month to go until launch. As a result, Warner Bros. has now made a pre-load option available on the eShop.
You’ll need 8.0GB of free space to download LEGO The Incredibles on Switch. If you do so, you can receive the Parr Family Vacation Character Pack for free. Just be sure to pre-load by June 15 in order to be eligible.
Here’s a rundown of what’s included in the pack:
Legendary Eleven is coming to Switch next month, Eclipse Games has announced. A release is planned for June 8 in both North America and Europe.
Legendary Eleven is an arcade-style soccer game. It includes 36 teams, a campaign mode in which players can unlock stickers to boost the stats of your team or improve morale, and more.
At Tokyo Sandbox last month, Cosen announced that She Is Mermaid?! is coming to Switch. It’s now confirmed for the west as well.
At Anime Central 2018, Sekai Project announced it will localize the visual novel as My Girlfriend is a Mermaid!? A release is planned for both North America and Europe.
Pokemon GO will soon be introducing a new wave of Pokemon. Niantic announced today that some special Pokemon from the tropical Alola region, originally from Kanto, will be added to the game.
A specific date has not yet been announced. Niantic says the new Pokemon will be appearing “in the coming weeks.”
When the new Splatoon 2 Octotune soundtrack comes to Japan in July, it’ll be accompanied by a limited edition. Play-Asia is now taking pre-orders here.
Aside from the soundtrack, this version of the soundtrack includes a Blu-ray of a recording from the Inkopolive performance at the Tokaigi 2018.
West of Loathing was announced for Switch as a console exclusive during the last Nindies Showcase. Today, Asymmetric revealed that the game is arriving on May 31. It’ll be offered as a digital download on the eShop.
After it originally released on Steam last year, West of Loathing received a great deal of positive feedback. It features a hybrid of point-and-click adventure and open-world RPG gameplay.
Nintendo has started populating its maintenance schedule for this week. Thus far, one period is scheduled specifically for Switch.
The relevant times are as follows:
– 6:50 PM PT (May 23) – 8:30 PM PT (May 23)
– 9:50 PM ET (May 23) – 11:30 PM ET (May 23)
– 2:50 AM in the UK (May 24) – 4:30 AM in the UK (May 24)
– 3:50 AM in Europe (May 24) – 5:30 AM in Europe (May 24)
Update (5/21): In addition to North America, The Pinball Arcade can also now be downloaded from the European eShop.
Original (5/11): The Pinball Arcade originally appeared on the Switch eShop last month. The thing is, it was only up for an incredibly short period. FarSight Studios had it removed due to a licensing issue.
A month later, The Pinball Arcade is back up on the eShop – presumably for good. It’s free to download, with a bunch of table packs that can be purchased separately.
Source: Switch eShop
Earlier today, Atlus hosted its first live stream for Etrian Odyssey X. The company made an announcement and also shared plenty of footage from the game.
As far as the announcement goes, Atlus revealed that all class illustrations from past games will be offered as DLC. They will be free initially for an unspecified period of time. After that, they’ll become paid DLC.
Here’s a video promoting the announcement as well as a bunch of footage:
