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PowerSlave Exhumed Classic Edition

Limited Run Games has shared details about the PowerSlave: Exhumed physical release on Switch. Previously, this was announced last June.

PowerSlave: Exhumed will be offered with two physical editions. You can go for a standard version or the “Classic Edition”. The latter includes the soundtrack and game in a retro-throwback longbox.

Rise of the Triad Ludicrous Edition

Rise of the Triad: Ludicrous Edition, previously known as Rise of the Triad Remastered, has a final release date. The game will be available in early 2023, Apogee Entertainment, New Blood Interactive, and Nightdive Studios have announced.

Rise of the Triad has been brought to the modern era courtesy of Nightdive’s KEX Engine. The game will have increased field-of-vision, 60 frames per second of bullets, explosions, an enchanted baseball bat, multiplayer support, and more. There’ll even be a new episode created by New Blood, Nightdive, and Apogee software veterans.

Blade Runner: Enhanced Edition update 1.0.1016

A new update for Blade Runner: Enhanced Edition has been made available on Switch, with the game moving up to version 1.0.1016.

A ton of fixes and improvements are included here. These include a couple of new options to disable widescreen borders and to change in-game brightness.

The full patch notes for the Blade Runner: Enhanced Edition 1.0.1016 update are as follows:

Blade Runner: Enhanced Edition gameplay

If you’re interested in seeing how Blade Runner: Enhanced Edition turned out on Switch, that’s possible thanks to a new gameplay video. We have eight minutes of footage from the release.

Continue on below for more information about Blade Runner: Enhanced Edition:

Blade Runner: Enhanced Edition trailer

Nightdive Interactive has published a launch trailer for Blade Runner: Enhanced Edition. The game, a remastered version of the classic adventure game that takes place during the events of the original 1982 Ridley Scott film, made it to Switch this week.

Additional information can be found in the following overview:

Blade Runner: Enhanced Edition release date

The wait for Blade Runner: Enhanced Edition on Switch is almost over, with the eShop providing a final release date. According to the store page, Nightdive Studios will have it ready to go on June 23, 2022.

Blade Runner: Enhanced Edition, a redone version of the 1997 point-and-click adventure title, was first announced in 2019. Nightdive Studios has been keeping quiet as to when the game would actually be available, but we now have a final date.

powerslave exhumed physical

PowerSlave: Exhumed is getting a physical release on Switch, Limited Run Games revealed today. Fans will be able to obtain the title later this year.

PowerSlave: Exhumed made its first appearance on Switch in digital format back in February. More information about the game can be found below.

blade runner enhanced edition physical

Today, Limited Run Games revealed that it’s planning a physical release for Blade Runner: Enhanced Edition on Switch.

Blade Runner: Enhanced Edition was first revealed in 2020. It’s a redone version of the 1997 point-and-click adventure title.

Shadow Man Remastered physical

Limited Run Games has announced that Shadow Man Remastered, which landed on the Switch eShop not too long ago, is now getting a physical release.

Fans will be able to order either a standard version or “Classic Edition”. The latter version includes a physical copy of the game, Shadow Man Classic Edition Box, non-function cartridge for display, a double-sided poster, and official soundtrack.

nightdive studios nintendo remaster eternal darkness

Nightdive Studios has been behind some top-tier ports and remasters over the years. Most recently, the company was behind PowerSlave Exhumed on Switch. Nightdive also brought a number of other games to the platform, including  Quake, Turok 1 and 2, Shadowman Remastered, and more.

Nightdive hasn’t had the chance to remaster any games from Nintendo itself, but that hasn’t stopped the company from trying. CEO Stephen Kick actually revealed on Twitter a few days ago that it has talked with the Big N about the possibility. However, Nintendo “always get gun shy working with third-party developers even after Nightdive Studios
released the first N64 games on their platform.”


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