Based on new digital store listings, Cyber Citizen Shockman Zero should soon be arriving on Switch. Ratalaika Games should be publishing it on July 5, 2024.
A few Cyber Citizen Shockman games are already on Switch. Specifically, 1-3 are all currently up on the Switch eShop.
As for Cyber Citizen Shockman 3, here’s some information about the game:
System: Switch
Release date: June 14, 2024
Developer: Capcom
Publisher: Capcom
Monster Hunter Stories was easily one of my favorite titles on the system. The franchise lent itself surprisingly well to the monster taming genre, with a solid (albeit somewhat cliche) story behind it, an accessible rock-paper-scissors style of combat, and a gene system that added an unexpected amount of depth. But it was something of a sleeper hit, and most likely didn’t experience the franchise until the sequel, Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin, arrived on the Switch nearly four years later. Now, just in time for the franchise’s anniversary, Capcom has finally brought the original to the Switch. But is it too little, too late?
If you’re wondering which Miracles would be the best to spend your Glory on in Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance, we’ve got you covered here.
Unless you’ve purchased the Mitama DLC, Glory is easily the scarcest resource you’ll have in the game, which is obtained sporadically in small amounts. You’ll have to be very selective about which Miracles you purchase, so it’s important to pick the ones which will give you the most value, especially during your first playthrough.
Monolith, which ended up on Switch just recently, has seen a new wave of gameplay. Over a half hour of footage is available for the sci-fi point-and-click adventure experience.
Check out the following overview of the game for more details:
Frogue, a roguelike bullet hell platformer, now has a release date. The game arrives on June 20, 2024, according to an eShop listing.
We first heard about Frogue towards the end of last year. QubicGames and Wired Dreams Studio are teaming up on the release.
Listings on the eShops provide file sizes for a bunch of Switch games. These include Gundam Breaker 4, Arranger: A Role-Puzzling Adventure, Garten of Banban 1-4, and more.
Here’s the full roundup:
The Triumvirate is a new King Salmonid challenge introduced alongside Splatoon 3’s Big Big Run event. Like the other King Salmonid battles, the Triumvirate has a chance of appearing at the end of Wave 3 if your King Salmonid meter is full. When it appears, you’ll need to take on a Cohozuna, Horroboros, and Megalodontia all at once. This is one of Splatoon 3’s greatest challenges, and we’ve written up a Triumvirate guide with all of the best strategies and tips for taking down all three King Salmonids in one go. When the Triumvirate appears, you will be given a random Grizzco weapon, which means there’s a certain element of randomness to winning the battle.
One of the big staples of Metroid games is how at the start of the adventure, Samus typically loses most of her abilities. The setup tends to be different each time, but players still end up having to find their way through the environments and obtain upgrades. This was again present in the series’ most recent entry, Metroid Dread.
José Luis Márquez weighed in on this element in an interview with Gamereactor. He told the site that this is a must for the Metroid games.
Flush Summer will be the next summoning event in Fire Emblem Heroes, Nintendo and Intelligent Systems have announced.
Special Heroes in dazzling swimsuits are coming soon. The lineup includes Nerþuz: Beach Shaperon (voiced by Cristina “Vee” Valenzuela, art by Sencha), Hríd: Island Ice Prince (voiced by Mark P. Whitten, art by argon), Olivia: Wavecrest Dancer (voiced by Karen Strassman, art by Kippu), and Gullveig: Glittering Sunlight (voiced by Alice Himora + Valeria Rodriguez, art by Yoshiku).
The Fire Emblem Heroes Flush Summer summoning event starts on June 17, 2024. We have the official trailer below.
Many years ago, online gaming showcases weren’t really a thing. E3, which is now dead, was typically where you’d hear about the latest games from Nintendo, PlayStation, and Xbox plus others like Ubisoft, EA, Konami, and more. Gamescom and the Tokyo Game Show would bring us updates as well.
Nintendo upended the tea table by abandoning E3 press conferences and introducing the Direct format about a decade ago. Now others have really followed in their footsteps. Aside from the fact that Nintendo Directs were extremely popular, the pandemic seemed to push things further. More and more online showcases have continued to spring up over the past few years. E3 is gone and in-person showcases are more of a rarity, and meanwhile, live streams are an overabundance.
