Rain Games announced a release date for the Switch version of World to the West today. The game, which is a standalone sequel to Teslagrad, will be available on January 18. Pricing is set at $19.99 / €19.99 /£19.99.
As for the Wii U version, it’s once again confirmed to still b in development. Lead artist Ivar Rudi says that “it is being a hard optimization job, but we’re working on it as promised”.
Source: Rain Games PR
We heard yesterday that the Switch version of Kid Tripp is coming to the Japanese Switch eShop next week. Fortunately, the news isn’t just limited to Japan.
Four Horses confirmed on Twitter that North America and Europe are getting Kid Tripp on November 23. The game will be priced the same as the 3DS version.
Kid Tripp arrives in the @NintendoAmerica, @NintendoEurope and Nintendo Japan #NintendoSwitch eShops next week on the 23rd priced the same as the 3DS version. pic.twitter.com/q50DWQxMhK
— Four Horses (@FourHorsesGames) November 15, 2017
This week, Lumo is making its debut on Switch courtesy of Rising Star Games. Get a look at some footage below.
We are just one day away from the release of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim on Switch. When you buy the game tomorrow, you will have to download a day one patch for the game. There aren’t any official patch notes out for that patch yet, but according to Vooks, the patch will enable to Switch’s video capture feature to work with the game.
Monster Hunter XX received a similar patch yesterday, making Skyrim only the second non-Nintendo game on the Switch that gets this feature.
Quite a lot of footage for the Switch version of Skyrim has come out – we’ve rounded up some of it below, including footage of the game’s amiibo functionality:
Marvelous has released a bunch of new screenshots and information on Shinobi Refle: Senran Kagura for the Switch, detailing some of the “techniques” you can use as well as some of the costume and customization options. Full credit to Gematsu for the translation.
Flyhigh Works has released a new trailer for the physical version of rhythm game Voez. Among other improvments, this version will allow you to play the game using button controls on your TV – currently, the game can only be played via touch controls in handheld mode. The physical version will be released in Japan on January 25; a Western release has not yet been announced. The digital version is available on the Switch eShop worldwide though.
Koei Tecmo has released the third soundtrack sample video for Atelier Lydie & Suelle: The Alchemists and the Mysterious Painting. Watch the video below to listen to three tracks from the game’s soundtrack:
Koei Tecmo has released a new “action” trailer for Attack on Titan 2, which shows off a bit of combat against titans. Give it a watch:
A new summoning focus and Bound Hero Battle are now available in Fire Emblem Heroes. The summoning focus is called “Takumi and Hinoka’s Battle” and it features 5 star versions of Hinoka, Takumi, and Sakura.
The new Bound Hero Battle event is also tied in with this new summoning focus and you will be battling against Takumi and Hinoka in 3 difficulty levels (Hard, Lunatic, Infernal). Clearing each map can score you some orbs to collect.
This summoning focus & Bound Hero Battle will only be available until November 24th.
