The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild was nothing short of a masterpiece when it came out in 2017, but six years have passed since then and some of the game’s more unpleasant aspects have become more apparent over time.
In our new video, Sam dives into its new sequel, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. We examine how it improves on some of its predecessor’s most controversial aspects.
Here’s the full video:
Nintendo has shared its latest maintenance schedule for the week of May 28, 2023.
Two sessions are planned currently. First up, SplatNet 3 will be impacted as part of the Nintendo Switch Online app. And speaking of Nintendo Switch Online, that’ll also be seeing maintenance on the system’s Home Menu.
Here’s the full maintenance schedule for the week of May 28, 2023:
Skybound Games and Toylogic have issued a launch trailer for Glitch Busters: Stuck on You. The game, a co-op shooter, is officially out on Switch.
More information can be found in the following overview:
Publisher PID Games and developer 4Happy Studio are bringing Let Me Out to Switch, the two sides have announced. A release window has not been determined, but it’s “coming soon”.
Let Me Out is a mystery puzzle game that takes place in Indonesia. You’ll take on the role of Alvin, a 10-year-old indigo child who must escape an ancient village and uncover the secrets behind its curse with the help of his little sister’s spirit and pet spider.
A new batch of gameplay has emerged for Farming Simulator 23: Nintendo Switch Edition. The title just launched on Switch this week.
For more information about the title, read the following overview:
Onigo Hunter landed on Switch this week as Kecmo’s latest release, and new gameplay is available. Nearly an hour of footage shows off the RPG.
Here’s an overview of the title with more details:
Listings on the eShops provide file sizes for a bunch of Switch games. These include The Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie, Raiden III x Mikado Maniax, and more.
Here’s the full roundup:
SEGA has revealed the song list for Samba de Amigo: Party Central ahead of the game’s launch this summer. This comes courtesy of the official website.
According to Live A Live director Takashi Tokita, the RPG almost received a sequel during the DS era.
Tokita shared that information in a recent interview with Famitsu. He said that while there were plans for a new game, “it was hard to display the passion of Live A Live fans to the company, and so we ended up in an impasse.”
