Idea Factory published the opening movie for the visual novel Hakuoki Shinkai: Fuukaden, which is coming to Switch in Japan later this year. View it below.
Kemco has readied a trailer for Dragon Lapis, a new RPG available today on 3DS. Check out the video below.
A new rumor is making the rounds about potential Switch titles that will be featured at E3 2018 in June. Fortnite, Dragon Ball FighterZ, and Overcooked 2 are just a few of the games highlighted.
The image above was posted on 4chan, which is where most are referencing as the rumor’s origin. However, a PR printing company and LA print shop employee may be involved here. The document could very well be a part of E3 showroom display planning.
Drawful 2 is coming to Switch, Jackbox Games has revealed. The announcement was made during a live stream held on YouTube today.
Drawful 2 is one of Jackbox’s multiplayer party games. We have an overview from the title’s Steam listing below, along with a trailer.
Soccer Slammers is coming to Switch on June 14, Atooi boss Jools Watsham has announced. That date applies to North America, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand. Pricing is set at $9.99 / €9.99 / £8.99.
We’ve posted an overview for Soccer Slammers below. Expect a trailer soon.
Several new discounts are available on My Nintendo in North America. Some of the highlights include Super Mario World (40% off), The Wonderful 101 (30% off), and Mario Strikers Charged (30% off).
The full roundup is as follows:
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.
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