Bandai Namco has shared details about the frame rate and resolution for the new Switch version of Digimon World: Next Order. The technical information was posted on the official Japanese website.
Bandai Namco says that the is largely a 60 FPS experience. However, during some of the more intense moments, the frame rate in Digimon World: Next Order may drop to around 30 FPS. This is in comparison to the PS4 version that always runs at 60 FPS.
According to Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope producer Xavier Manzanares, the game originally had the grid that was featured in the series’ first entry. For the sequel, Ubisoft went with a more open approach. Rather than limiting players to a grid, players were given more control.
Manzanares told EDGE in a previous issue that the grid system was in place back in 2018. However, the team ended up changing things the following year.
He said:
We’ve been doing a lot of thinking about gaming when it comes to 2023 as of late, and we’ve got one more similar topic on that front. With the year just now starting, what are your predictions for Nintendo?
Something that will probably never go away is discussion about new hardware. Switch came out almost six years ago, so it’s no spring chicken at this point. Still, Nintendo hasn’t given any indication that it will be announcing a new product anytime soon.
Outside of hardware, there are always predictions to be had about other things. There are plenty of games that could be announced after all as just a few titles are known for the next twelve months. Another thing that people have interest in concerns upcoming Nintendo Directs, and when the first presentation of the year will air.
So what are your predictions for Nintendo in 2023? Let us know in the comments below.
Daedalic Entertainment brought Children of Silentown to Switch this week, and we have new gameplay from this version. 23 minutes of footage has arrived.
Below is an overview of the title:
Bandai Namco has shared a release date for the Sword Art Online: Alicization Lycoris Blooming of Forget-me-not DLC on Switch. It will be available on January 18, 2023.
This DLC is highlighted by a new story, new maps and dungeons, new divine beasts, and new weapons and outfits. Here’s some additional information:
New gameplay is now available for Chasing Static, a PS1-inspired psychological horror game. A half hour of footage has been published.
Here’s an overview of the title:
The Arcade Crew and Joymasher have readied a launch trailer for Vengeful Guardian: Moonrider. The game, a side-scrolling action platformer, just saw its Switch debut this week.
For more information about Vengeful Guardian: Moonrider, read the following overview:
Several months after the RPG made it to Switch, The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero has gone live with a new version 1.4.2 update.
This is fairly notable as it includes an auto text advance feature. On top of that, there’s also a new graphical effect and more.
Below are the full patch notes:
The Quantum Astrophysicists Guild and David Evans Games have started distribution of a new version 1.2.3 update for Sail Forth on Switch. This also includes the previously-released version 1.2.0
Version 1.2.0 first introduced a number of improvements and fixes. Then with version 1.2.3, more issues were addressed with progression in the Leader Recruitment portion of the game plus other fixes and improvements.
The full patch notes for the Sail Forth version 1.2.3 update (which again includes version 1.2.0) are as follows:
A new round of gameplay has surfaced for Terror of Hemasaurus on Switch. After the title debuted late last year, it just landed on Nintendo’s console this week.
Here’s an overview of the game with more details:
