New Blood is celebrating the debut of the new Switch version of Faith: The Unholy Trinity with a launch trailer. All three chapters are included here.
For additional details, check out the following overview:
Antonblast was last planned for November, but the game is being delayed by a few weeks.
Summitsphere shared an update in a statement posted today. After the team has been impacted by the recent hurricanes in the United States, more time will be needed to get things back to normal and wrap up everything needed for launch.
We were originally planning on seeing Antonblast on the Switch eShop next month. However, it has now been pushed back to December 3.
The full statement from studio head Tony Grayson is as follows:
Bloodless came to Switch this week, and we have a launch trailer celebrating the launch on Nintendo’s console. The pixel art souls-like comes from 3D Realms and Point N’ Sheep.
We’ve got some information about it in the following eShop description:
More than a decade after the game was promised for Wii U, Forgotten Memories is coming to Switch with a remastered version.
Way back in 2013, Psychoz Interactive said that the psychological survival horror game would be appearing on Wii U. That never came to be, but now we’ll be seeing Forgotten Memories Remastered on Switch – and in just a couple of weeks. It’ll also be more than just the original game as enhanced visuals, gameplay improvements, and a new “Insane” game mode are included.
Here’s some information about the title:
March 29: CFK has announced that it’s picked up OnePunch for publishing on new platforms, including Switch. The game launches on May 30, 2024.
OnePunch is in action game with a pixel art motif that calls back to classic fighting titles. More information can be found in the following overview:
Gameplay has been released for the new PQube title Sky Ocean: Wings for Hire. This week, the JRPG homade came to Switch.
A bunch of information about it can be found in the following overview:
In an interview with Famitsu, Suikoden I & II HD Remaster director Tatsuya Ogushi commented on a few topics related to the release and more, including using the PSP version as the base, improvements that were made thanks to the delay, and the series’ future.
PSP versions of the games launched in 2006, but only in Japan. These are the versions that the new HD remasters are based on. Because of this, there won’t be any additions from the SEGA Saturn version.
Super Mario Party Jamboree is stuffed with content, and with the game only a few days away, we thought we’d give a quick rundown of all characters and boards you can expect. Nintendo has previously said that this is the biggest entry in the series to date.
Going along with the launch of Transformers: Galactic Trials, the official launch trailer has dropped. Fans can check out the racing action game with rogue-lite elements with the new video.
Learn more about it in the following overview:
