Hamster is still pumping out NeoGeo games on Switch. This week, Last Resort joins the lineup. Nintendo of Europe’s website lists the game, and we should expect it in North America and Japan as well as these releases tend to be worldwide.
Below is an overview of Last Resort:
“LAST RESORT is a shoot-‘em-up game released by SNK in 1992 in Japan.
Players can use weapons such as lasers, homing missiles or grenades, which can be powered up as many as three times, along with a unit that can nullify enemy bullets and attack foes. Using these abilities and many other attacks, players will fight in order to win the war between robots and humanity.”
ACA NeoGeo Last Resort will cost $7.99 / €6.99 / £6.29.
A bunch of new details about Fire Emblem Warriors have leaked out of Famitsu. We have news about two more original characters, which games in the series are being primarily represented, and more. Read up on all of the information below.
We recently heard that Nintendo is looking to increase production of Switch due to high demand. The Wall Street Journal has backed up the earlier report, and now claims that the big N is trying to ship out close to 20 million units by March 2018.
There is a significant problem getting in Nintendo’s way though. The Wall Street Journal writes that the industry is facing “an industrywide capacity shortage for components used in smartphones, computer servers and other digital devices.” This includes “NAND flash-memory chips that store data, liquid-crystal displays and [Linear Resonant Actuators] the tiny motors” used for Switch’s HD Rumble feature.
The Wall Street Journal further adds the following:
Over the past few days, Nintendo has been making it clear that the ARMS Global Testpunch will feature fresh elements this weekend. Certain modes are being swapped out, such as Hoops for V-Ball.
Nintendo also said today that the ARMS Global Testpunch will feature a new stage when it returns this weekend. Min Min’s signature level, the Ramen Bowl, will be added in.
We’ll continue to inform you about other ARMS Global Testpunch changes as Nintendo shares more details.
Alongside new DLC based on Adventure Time, Minecraft will also be adding a Magic: The Gathering Skin Pack tonight on Switch and Wii U. Check out a trailer below.
Rumors about the possibility of Pokken Tournament on Switch have begun due to a Japanese retailer listing. Sinobi listed a new arcade stick for the console, which mentioned that it can be used in fighting games such as Pokken. It has since been removed.
It goes without saying that this should not be treated of any sort of confirmation that Pokken Tournament is coming to Switch. That being said, the news is very interesting and gives some hope about a potential port or new Pokken title on the system.
Picontier was previously confirmed for a Nintendo platform – that being 3DS. On top of that, we now know that a Switch version is in development.
Circle passed along the news on Twitter:
Yes it's true! pic.twitter.com/XiU6oWItkj
— CIRCLE Ent. (@CIRCLE_Ent) May 30, 2017
Famitsu was able to interview PlatinumGames’ Atsushi Inaba at BitSummit last week. Naturally, Switch came up during the discussion.
Inaba praised Switch’s easy-to-play-anywhere aspect. Also, he thinks you can play Switch game both casually or seriously and the platform accepts heavy AAA titles or even very casual games made of just small ideas. Therefore Switch fits well with indie scene and also with the coming video game scene.
Inaba also believes that t synergy between PlatinumGames and Switch is good. He was able to reconfirm a project for Switch developed by PlatinumGames, which he thinks will be “interesting” or “fun”.
It’s been years since the last entry in the Advance Wars series. That doesn’t mean Nintendo and Intelligent Systems lack interest in the franchise, however.
Eurogamer spoke with Nintendo’s Hitoshi Yamagami and Intelligent Systems’ Masahiro Higuchi about the possibility of a new Advance Wars. When asked about a new game in the franchise, the two said:
“Personally, I’d love to do Advance Wars, but since it’s harder to create relationships between its characters compared to Fire Emblem, I don’t have a clear idea of what kind of setting it could have.” – Yamagami
“The Advance Wars series is one that I personally have a lot of interest in. I hear some of the staff here saying that they want to make one too, so if we have a chance it’s something I’d like to do!” – Higuchi
Square Enix and I Am Setsuna developer Tokyo RPG Factory are working to bring Lost Sphear to Switch. Following up on the news from earlier today, we have the official announcement about the game.
We’ve posted the announcement in full below. It contains a few details about the game, and also confirms a physical version on the Square Enix Online Store.
