A new Japanese trailer has gone live for Switch’s upcoming racer Gear.Club Unlimited. Have a look at the video below.
MyGamingBoulevard has an early look at the new Super Mario Odyssey amiibo. The figures are unboxed below and compared to some of the other Mario figures.
Springloaded has confirmed on Twitter that Hiragana Pixel Party will soon be launched on Switch. If all goes well, a release date could be shared by the end of 2017.
We just submitted Hiragana Pixel Party to Nintendo for release on the switch…we hope to have a release date before the end of the year! pic.twitter.com/Z9TNzgmnpP
— Springloaded (@SpringloadedDev) October 25, 2017
Hiragana Pixel Party is a rhythm-action platforming Japanese-learning chiptune adventure. The title will help you learn Japanese Hiragana and Katakana characters, though anyone can play it.
Here’s some additional information and a trailer:
Natsume has announced that the Switch version of Harvest Moon: Light of Hope is planned for early 2018 on Switch. The game will cost $30 on Steam, so we’re expecting a somewhat similar price on Nintendo’s console. Also, a physical version is once again confirmed.
Find some additional information about Harvest Moon: Light of Hope below. We have new screenshots in the gallery as well.
A number of outlets were recently able to go hands-on with Gear.Club Unlimited, including IGN. Find some details from their report below.
Update (10/25): Koizumi relayed many of the same points made to Famitsu as he did with 4Gamer. Also mentioned is that we can look forward to more than just Nintendo’s traditional IPs on Switch.
Original (10/23): 4Gamer published a new interview today with Super Mario Odyssey producer Yoshiaki Koizumi. It was mainly about that game as you would expect, but the piece also contained some talk about the Switch in general. It’s worth noting that Koizumi was the overall general producer of the Switch hardware.
Towards the end of its interview, 4Gamer brought up how Switch is getting a number of big games at a steady pace in its first year. The site almost feels like Nintendo compressed a five-year console cycle into just one year.
Famitsu has posted the first screenshots and art of World End Syndrome, the new love adventure game from Arc System Works and Toybox Games. View the images below.
Update: More details from Gematsu below:
– New episode called “Urban Legend: Little Red Riding Hood of the Rain”
– This has the same volume as a chapter from the main story
– In the “Spirit Spots” and event CGs that make up the setting of this story, new “monsters” will appear
– A highly requested “traces” system has also been added
– Death Mark is the first in its series of “spirit horror” games, in which it will develop games with fascinating characters and beautiful graphics themed around clammy and quiet “fear”
– Second entry in the “spirit horror” series next summer
– Live stream on October 26 with producer Hajime Chikami and director Motoya Ataka
Original: Famitsu magazine has posted a crop of new images for Death Mark, the horror game that is coming to the Switch in Japan during the springtime. No word on a North American release date yet.
The screenshots are posted in the gallery below.
Perception will be debuting on Switch on Halloween, The Deep End Games has announced. A release is planned on the eShop on October 31 for $14.99.
Perception is a first-person horror title from former BioShock developers. In the game, you’ll play as Cassie Thornton, “a blind heroine who uses her extraordinary hearing and razor-sharp wits to unravel the mysteries of an abandoned estate that haunts her dreams.”
SEGA has brought a demo for Sonic Forces to the Japanese Switch eShop. It’s a 573MB download.
If you have a Japanese Nintendo account, you can access the demo from any region. Simply visit the Japanese eShop and hit up the usual “Coming Soon” section. Sonic Forces now has its own page where you can download the demo.
