Lino Slahuschek and Rarebyte have announced Rogue Glitch Ultra, a new and updated version of the original game for Switch. It will be available on November 14, 2023.
Rogue Glitch Ultra is a roguelite action platformer, and this version of the game includes new items, characters, secret bosses, an art style overhaul, quality of life changes, bug, fixes, and more.
One last trailer is here for Survivor: Castaway Island to tie in with the game’s launch. Microids and Magic Pockets are shipping the title on Switch today.
Learn more about it in the following overview:
While many are thinking about what’s coming next from Nintendo, president Shuntaro Furukawa has again promised that the company will be supporting Switch with new games through the fiscal year ending March 31, 2025. This comes as part of an interview with Nikkei.
The latest Nintendo Direct showed that the company still has games launching for the system throughout 2024. Another Code: Recollection, Mario vs. Donkey Kong, Princess Peach: Showtime, Luigi’s Mansion 2 HD, and Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door are all coming next year. The latter two titles will also fall into the next fiscal year.
Batman: Arkham Trilogy is seeing a bit of a last-minute delay on Switch. Just announced a few minutes ago, the collection will now launch on December 1, 2023.
Batman: Arkham Trilogy was first announced for Switch in June and was planned for the fall. Then in August, it was given an October 13 release date.
A bunch of gameplay is available for the new Switch version of Rise of the Triad: Ludicrous Edition. Following a bit of a delay, the classic shooter – now redone for the modern era – launched on the system.
Everything you need to know can be found in the following overview:
One of the latest games to hit Switch was Forgive Me Father, and new gameplay is available on the console. 23 minutes of footage can be viewed now.
Here’s some information about the Lovecraftian retro FPS:
System: Switch
Release date: October 3, 2023
Developer: Nippon Ichi Software
Publisher: NIS America
Disgaea games have always been a bit overwhelming. Their nonsensical plots, zany casts, and seemingly impenetrable walls of systems upon systems that have stats going into the millions and damage into the quadrillions can make them seem unapproachable to newcomers at the best of times. Disgaea 7: Vows of the Virtueless, the latest in the long-running series, shares the same foibles as its predecessors to varying degrees, but is by far the most accessible game in the series to date, and is an easy recommendation to make for anyone looking to sink their teeth into an experience that never takes itself too seriously but offers strategic depth easily on par with the best the genre has to offer.
The team behind Pikmin 4 has commented on the game’s development and discussed why it took so long for it to release.
For years, fans were holding onto the now-infamous words from Shigeru Miyamoto who said in 2015 that the project was “very close to completion.” Yet it wasn’t until this past summer that the game finally released on Switch. So what happened?
Yet another collaboration has just dropped in Minecraft, and players can now obtain DLC known as Nerf World.
With the DLC, players can battle with others online in four arenas that are themed around the dimensions of the Minecraft universe: the Overworld, the Nether, and the End. In the fourth one, it’s a Nerf arena. Each one can be accessed from the central hub, and this area also houses a training area. Only the Overworld will be initially unlocked, but the others can be acquired by completing certain challenges.
To kick off the week, we have a new Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2 spotlight trailer highlighting Ember.
The character, stemming from Danny Phantom, is an all-rounder with solid range thanks to wide-reaching attacks. She has a cheer meter that provides additional power to her special moves when it’s full. Another one of her strong suits is the ability to perform combos fairly easily.
