Unity, an engine in which many games are created with, is taking another positive step forward on Switch. According to Atooi’s Jools Watsham, the tech now supports video capture.
The new Atooi title Soccer Slammers is one such Unity title that will make use of video capture on Switch. Watsham posted a brief clip taken with the functionality, showing the game in action for the first time.
YES! @unity3d now supports video capture on #NintendoSwitch, so @SoccerSlammers will too!! https://t.co/jATRMwIYws pic.twitter.com/c4NZqwkSAf
— Jools Watsham (@JoolsWatsham) April 20, 2018
A listing on the European eShop shows that Super Saurio Fly on the eShop next week – specifically April 28. We can also confirm its availability in North America on the same day.
Created by FraxelGames, Super Saurio Fly is a 2D arcade platformer and adventure game. Here’s a general overview:
PlatinumGames’ Atsushi Inaba and Hideki Kamiya raised hopes for a Switch port of The Wonderful 101 at Reboot Develop today. The two also commented on Bayonetta 3, though in general terms.
Inaba first weighed in on how he views Bayonetta 3 as a turning point for PlatinumGames, and needing to top previous entries in the series. Via translator Ben Judd, Inaba stated:
Nintendo has published a pair of North American commercials for Nintendo Labo. We’ve included both below.
PlatinumGames created the Wii U-exclusive game The Wonderful 101 for Nintendo back in 2013. Unfortunately, it was a bit underappreciated, and didn’t sell a whole lot in the end.
Some have been hoping that The Wonderful 101 will find new life on Switch through a potential port. After all, a number of Wii U titles have been crossing over to the new console. Even a couple of Platinum’s other games that released on Wii U – Bayonetta 1 and 2 – landed on Switch a couple of months ago. And while nothing is confirmed, PlatinumGames is interested in making it happen.
Amazon Japan’s listing has updated with the boxart for Closed Nightmare. We have it above.
Nippon Ichi is publishing Closed Nightmare, a live-action horror adventure, in Japan on July 19.
Did you know that Okami’s 12th anniversary is today? Capcom hasn’t forgotten, and is celebrating with some special art.
Mari Shimazaki and Kenichiro Yoshimura, the lead designers on Okami, worked together to create the image above.
After previously coming to Wii, Okami will be returning to a Nintendo system once again this summer. Capcom intends to release Okami HD via the eShop.
Night Trap: 25th Anniversary Edition is coming to Switch, Limited Run Games has announced. A release is tentatively planned for this summer.
There was some talk about Night Trap heading to Switch last year. Screaming Villains apparently was willing to let it happen, but said Nintendo “pulled out two days later for a very random reason.” That reason was never clarified
Nintendo published a new Nintendo Labo video today, posted below, featuring Bill Nye. Watch Nye customize a Toy-Con RC Car, make Toy-Con Fishing Rod, and get creative in the Toy-Con Garage.