Next week, Party Golf is heading to the Switch eShop. Get a look at some gameplay footage in the video below.
Michel Ancel directed the excellent Rayman Origins in 2011, followed by the equally-as-good Rayman Legends a couple of years later. The series hasn’t seen much movement since then, but Ancel hasn’t forgotten about the franchise.
On his Twitter page, Ancel mentioned wanting to bring Rayman back “for his fourth adventure”. He currently has his hands full with Beyond Good & Evil 2 and Wild, however. After those two projects wrap up, a new Rayman title may not be out of the question.
Forever Entertainment is currently porting the sci-fi horror game Hollow to Switch. On Twitter, the publisher offered a glimpse of the title running on Nintendo’s console.
Here’s the brief clip:
First sneak peek from Switch version of @HOLLOWSciFi We are absolutely amazed how good #NintendoSwitch is able to run Hollow in HighSpec PC quality!@UnrealEngine + @NintendoSwitchC can do some magic! Stay tuned for more materials!#NintendoSwitch #ue4 @NinEverything @nintendolife pic.twitter.com/fmjeWWn1lj
— Forever Entert (@ForeverEntert) October 12, 2017
We have more on Hollow here. The game is without a release date for the time being.
In celebration of Sonic Forces’ launch next month, SEGA has created a new Sonic the Hedgehog digital comic series based on the game. The story is from Sonic Team with a script by veteran Sonic writer Ian Flynn.
Four parts will be published in total. The first chapter, titled “Moment of Truth”, features Sonic Forces’ Custom Hero Character and the Chaotix as they prepare for battle against Dr. Eggman’s sinister robot army. You can read it here.
The next chapter in the series will be unveiled later this month.
Source: SEGA PR
Wired Productions and Kukouri Mobile Entertainment announced today that the twin-stick action classic Tiny Troopers Joint Ops XL is coming to Switch. The game should be out in time for the holiday season.
Here’s what yo can expect from Tiny Troopers Joint Ops XL:
The Super NES Classic Edition and the Super Famicom Mini are fairly similar in the games they offer. However, there are some differences. On the Super Famicom Mini for example, EarthBound (Mother 2) isn’t included.
Nintendo’s Kazuyoshi Nishi explained the omission in an interview with Famitsu. Nishi spoke with the site about wanting to balance out the games according between various genres and titles people loved.
Some new footage has come in from the English build of Fire Emblem Warriors showing the game’s History Mode. See the video below.
Square Enix’s new Secret of Mana remake isn’t currently planned for Switch. That’s somewhat surprising given the company’s support of the console thus far. We also can’t forget that Seiken Densetsu Collection also came out in Japan earlier this year.
Redbull recently spoke with producer Masaru Oyamada, and managed to ask why the remake isn’t in the works for Switch. His answer was fairly sound, in which it was explained that development started before Switch was announced. Though Square Enix can’t immediately say that the game will be on Switch, the company would like “to continue listening to the various requests from our fans.”
The Japanese Twitter account has posted the download cards for Pokemon Ultra Sun and Pokemon Ultra Moon. The images reveal how big of a download the two games will be.
Pokemon Ultra Sun and Pokemon Ultra Moon both require 3.6GB of space. It’s not an exact amount, but that should amount to roughly 30,000 blocks.
『ポケモン ウルトラサン・ウルトラムーン』の専用ダウンロードカードと専用ダウンロード番号の発売が決定！ https://t.co/Xj7jycVQKC #ポケモンウルトラサン・ウルトラムーン pic.twitter.com/etuNKEq8sZ
— ポケモン公式 (@Pokemon_cojp) October 12, 2017
Following up on today’s new trailers, The Pokemon Company and Nintendo have sent out new information about Necrozma, new Z-Moves, and new Rotom Dex features for Pokemon Ultra Sun and Pokemon Ultra Moon.
Here’s the full recap:
