Ace of Seafood is joining the Switch eShop next week. Have a look at the title in the gameplay video below.
GameSpot has a new look at BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle with six minutes of footage. Take a look at the video below.
Bayonetta 1 and 2 debuted on Switch today. Aside from the Japanese Non-Stop Climax Edition, the only way to obtain the first game is through a digital code.
Unfortunately, some customers are having issues redeeming Bayonetta 1 on the eShop. The issue seems to be present if the code begins with “URPH”.
Right now the primary way to address the situation is by calling Nintendo’s customer service. They should be able to provide assistance and offer a code that actually works. The new code given should start with something like “B1”.
This week’s episode of Nintendo Minute has gone live. In today’s video, Kit and Krysta write silly Nintendo-themed stories but left some essential words blank for the other person to fill in. Check out the full episode below.
ResetERA recently sent some questions to Chucklefish. Technical director Rodrigo Monteiro, programmer Tom Coxon, and CEO / designer Finn Brice were asked about a wide variety of topics, many of which were Nintendo-related. The team discussed Pocket Rumble’s delay, why Stardew Valley doesn’t have touch controls on Switch, cross-platform play for Wargroove, future support, and the possibility of Starbound on Nintendo’s console.
You can find the full roundup on these topics below. For the full interview, head on over here.
Flying Tiger Entertainment brought its first arcade game, Gate of Doom, to the Switch eShop this week. Check out an official trailer below.
Kadokawa Games revealed that God Wars: Great War of Japanese Mythology, a strategy RPG, is in the works for Switch. We now have a new set of official screenshots and art from the game below.
Koei Tecmo posted a new trailer for Winning Post 8 2018, a horse racing simulation game coming to Switch. Watch it below.
During its Dragon Quest Builders ‘Builders 100 Landscapes Contest: The Road to Builders 2’ broadcast earlier today, Square Enix debuted brand new footage of Dragon Quest Builders 2. We’ve included the relevant recording below.
Square Enix also revealed that if you have data from the first Dragon Quest Builders, you can bring it over to the sequel, though we don’t know the extend of this just yet. Specifics will be announced at a later date.
SEGA is continuing its promotional efforts for the new Sonic comic, which debuts in April. IDW has come up with two new villains: Rough and Tumble. Both will be appearing in issue three.
According to associate editor David Marriotte, “They’re independent agents, and more bullies than masterminds, but they’re tough enough to maybe become someone’s henchmen down the line.”
