Archetype Arcadia previously made it to Switch in Japan, but it’s now receiving an English release in the west. PQube announced plans to localize the title today.
As a reminder, Archetype Arcadia is a dark sci-fi visual novel that takes place in a post-apocalyptic world. Read more about it in the following overview:
Kemco and Hit-Point’s latest title Raging Bytes released on Switch eShop today, and gameplay footage is now available. We have a total of 35 minutes available.
Forever Entertainment have shared a new trailer for Front Mission 2: Remake, highlighting some of the improvements and new features in the remake. The game was previously delayed to Q3 2023, with no new release date currently announced.
Announced earlier this year, PixelJunk Scrappers Deluxe has now secured a release date on Switch. The title will launch on July 27, 2023, publisher Q-Games have announced.
Catch up on the game with the overview below:
To coincide with its release on Switch today, gameplay footage for Little Friends: Puppy Island has appeared. We have a total of 32 minutes of the title available.
In case you missed our previous coverage of the game, check out the overview below:
Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa has revealed that the successor to the Switch will utilise the same “Nintendo Account” system when it releases.
Furukawa shared that information during Nintendo’s recent shareholder Q&A. He stated that the desire was to ensure as smooth a transition for customers as possible. Over 290 million Nintendo Accounts have been made worldwide, so it is unsurprising that Nintendo would want to continue to support this system.
Koei Tecmo have today announced that the combined shipments for the Secret sub-series of Atelier titles has exceeded two million worldwide.
Soulvars has officially landed on Switch, and a final launch trailer has come in. The video shows off the deckbuilding RPG from Shueisha Games and Ginolabo.
For more information, read the following overview:
If you’re interested in seeing how The Last Hero of Nostalgia turned out on Switch, we have gameplay to satisfy your curiosity. The action adventure game just debuted on Switch this week.
System: Switch
Release date: June 2, 2023
Developer: Bandai Namco / Monkey Craft
Publisher: Bandai Namco
Sometimes, the biggest challenge we face as reviewers is in describing simple concepts – take Katamari, for instance. You play as a tiny green man called the Prince, and you’re tasked with rolling around a comically large and sticky ball. You navigate contained levels with the aim of rolling stuff up into that ball, and growing larger as a result. It sounds closer to a cheese-dream than a compelling gameplay loop, doesn’t it? Despite the outlandish premise, Bandai Namco’s Katamari series has garnered a sizable fanbase over the last two decades. While us super-fans collectively pine for a brand new entry in the series, a re-release of the franchise’s phenomenal second outing We Love Katamari has found its way into our lives courtesy of developer Monkey Craft. Out of all of the base expectations you can have for a remake or a remaster, matching or exceeding the original title in every metric is paramount. When it comes to We Love Katamari Reroll + Royal Reverie, we get a couple of hits, and a whole bunch of misses.
