Sky Force Reloaded lands on Switch today as a digital download. We’ve gone ahead and posted the official launch trailer below.
A handful of new My Nintendo rewards are now available in Europe. Nintendo has added in several discounts, along with a few Animal Crossing themes.
Here’s the full lineup:
Twin Robots, having previously appeared on Wii U, will now release on Switch. Ratalaika Games announced today that it will release on Nintendo’s newest system as “Ultimate Edition”.
Twin Robots: Ultimate Edition was originally conceived as a sequel, but developer Thinice Games decided it would be better to build upon the work they created with the original and give it twice the amount of levels.
Ratalakia Games will share news about a release date and pricing “soon”. For now, view more information and a trailer for Twin Robots: Ultimate Edition below.
Square Enix announced Dragon Quest Builders 2 during the Dragon Quest Festival last August. While not confirmed, it’s possible that we’ll be getting an update this month.
On February 16, Square Enix is hosting a “Builders 100 Landscapes Contest: The Road to Builders 2” broadcast. This will cover details on a contest involving the Switch, PS4, PS3, and PS3 versions of the original game.
The broadcast’s description doesn’t specifically mention any new information about Dragon Quest Builders 2. However, based on the title, there could be some news.
X.D. Network has announced that it will publish Muse Dash on Switch. It’s developed by PeroPero Games, a small studio in Guangdong province, China.
Muse Dash is currently in development, and the Switch port is being processed. The game will launch in April or May with English support.
Come watch a trailer for Muse Dash below.
Source: X.D. Network PR
Niantic published a new cinematic trailer for Pokemon GO today, as narrated by Stephen Fry. The video offers a look at some of the more recent Pokemon added to the game. Have a look at it below.
New videos are beginning to appear containing footage of Bayonetta 1 and 2 on Switch. A mix of direct-feed and off-screen gameplay can be found below.
Kero Blaster will be released on Switch, Playism has revealed. A new video in which the company shows of its Switch lineup confirms the news. The video also highlights TorqueL: Physics Modified Edition, Croixleur Sigma, and Detention.
Daisuke “Pixel” Amaya, who made Cave Story, was also the creator of Kero Blaster. It’s a “classically-styled 2D side scrolling action game packed with adventure.”
We have further details on Kero Blaster below, along with Playism’s Switch lineup video.
SEGA will once again be returning to SXSW for a special Sonic panel. On March 16 at 3:30 PM, the event will be hosted and attended by Takashi Iizuka, Austin Keys, Aaron Webber, Tyson Hesse, and Jasmin Hernandez.
This panel might be worth keeping an eye on due to what its description states. SEGA intends to share a “world-exclusive first look” at what’s next for Sonic.
A couple of years ago, Brainseed Factory made the puzzle platformer Typoman for Wii U. That same game is now destined for Switch. Brainseed Factory is teaming up with Wales Interactive to make the port happen, the two companies announced today.
Typoman is launching on February 22 for Switch. You should be able to pre-load the game soon with a 20% discount. The sale price is $10.39 / £7.99, but the game will normally cost $12.99 / £9.99.
Find some additional information and a Switch trailer for Typoman below.
