Bad Vices Games will release While We Wait Here on Switch, the studio confirmed today. A release is planned for sometime in 2024.
While We Wait Here is a story-driven psychological horror game in which players share thoughts and hot food with clients while the end of the world approaches. For additional details, check out the following overview:
Niantic has announced a new event for Pokemon GO to celebrate the launch of Detective Pikachu Returns on Switch.
While it’s active, Pikachu wearing a detective hat will be appearing. Players will be able to complete detective-themed Timed Research. Other activities include a new avatar pose, a themed Collection Challenge, and event bonuses.
A new graphics comparison from GameXplain shows how the new Switch version of Another Code: Recollection stacks up to the DS original.
The comparison specifically focuses on the first entry in the series here. Everything is now fully 3D, and exploration segments are now fully third-person. Also, as we saw in the Nintendo Direct presentation, voice acting will be included. And while it’s not covered in this specific comparison, the Wii sequel will also be a part of the package – the first time it’s getting an official release in North America.
A launch trailer has been published for Rise of the Triad: Ludicrous Edition. After a previous delay, the classic FPS is now on Switch.
Further details are included in the following overview:
Courtesy of Koei Tecmo, we have a final launch trailer for Fate/Samurai Remnant. The action RPG just arrived on Switch and other platforms.
In case you missed our previous coverage, here’s what to expect from the game:
With Faerie Afterlight appearing on Switch this week, we have a short launch trailer for the game. This is a new Metroidvania title from Mastiff and Clay Game Studio.
For a bit of additional information about the game, check out the following overview:
Direct-feed gameplay is in for the Switch version of EA Sports FC 24 . Proper care has been given to EA’s soccer / football franchise this time around on Nintendo’s console, so it’s now running on Frostbite and has the modes that you’d see on other platforms.
We’ve got a heads up for Potion Permit players, as a new version 1.3 update just went live. Players can get their hands on a bunch of additional content for the game.
Potion Permit added new romanceable characters, new sidequests, new mini-games, new events, and more. Plus, many adjustments and bug fixes were implemented.
Here’s the full rundown of the update:
This week’s expanded Japanese software sales are as follows:
1. [NSW] Pikmin 1 + 2 – 23,941 / NEW
2. [NSW] Pikmin 4 – 22,894 / 864,229
3. [PS5] Lies of P – 9,493 / NEW
4. [NSW] Mario Kart 8 Deluxe – 9,066 / 5,493,686
5. [NSW] Pokemon Scarlet / Violet – 9,035 / 5,137,268
6. [NSW] Ring Fit Adventure – 7,198 / 3,470,360
7. [NSW] Minecraft – 5,996 / 3,269,466
8. [NSW] Super Smash Bros. Ultimate – 4,637 / 5,290,636
9. [NSW] Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom – 4,449 / 1,864,134
10. [NSW] Super Bomberman R 2 – 4,433 / 16,021
Original (9/26): Nintendo has announced a new physical release for Pokemon Scarlet and Pokemon Violet that will include The Hidden Treasure of Area Zero DLC. It has been confirmed for Europe and Japan thus far, and presumably North America will be seeing it on the same day as well.
This is a bit of an odd move as not all of the content will be included on the cartridge. The Teal Mask is immediately accessible, but players will need to download an update for The Indigo Disk. It’s unclear why Nintendo and The Pokemon Company aren’t simply waiting for the second part of the DLC to ship out a complete physical version.
