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Voez was one of original launch titles on the Nintendo Switch, and it’s still receiving new updates and content. Flyhigh Works has released patch 1.5 for the game, which adds the following 11 songs to the game, bringing the total to 185:

  • “Infinity Dream Chaser” [Special] by Woof
  • “Blooming Spring” [Hard] by Goremahagato Gakudan
  • “Kreuz” [Easy] by sky_delta
  • “Yume Sakura” [Hard] by A La’Cr
  • “Devillic Sphere” [Easy] by 3R2
  • “Nightingale” [Hard] by Wing ft. Yuuka Neko
  • “Annihilator” [Easy] by Lunatic Sounds VS Ixia
  • “Heaven’s Light” [Special] by Kitkit Lu
  • “Delusion (Yume-Maboroshi)” [Easy] by Nikita
  • “Christmas of Year” [Special] by Teikyou
  • “Egosurfaddict” [Hard] by Rin Nekomi feat. Miyu

Check out the video below for a preview of all the new songs:

 

Deemo

Yesterday, Deemo was updated with support for Nintendo Labo. Version 1.4 introduces functionality with the Toy-Con Piano. Have a look at some footage of the update below.

Deemo

A new update has gone live for the digital version of Deemo. Version 1.4 is here, adding in support for the Nintendo Labo Toy-Con Piano. This includes an exclusive music pack.

Yesterday, it was announced that the physical version of Deemo is launching January 29. Nintendo Labo support will come out of the box, so an update won’t be necessary.

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PM Studios and acttil announced a release date for the physical version of Deemo today. The game will be available in stores starting January 29.

Here’s a brief overview of the rhythm title:

Deemo recently received a new rating from the ESRB, hinting at a physical version. Amazon has now confirmed that a retail release is indeed happening.

Amazon is taking pre-orders here. Demo’s physical version arrives at the start of 2019 and is priced at $39.99.

Deemo

Deemo will have a physical version in Japan at the end of October. In the west, however, nothing has been announced. The good news is that this could be changing in the future.

Today, Deemo received a new rating from the ESRB. Its publisher? PM Studios, who also happened to handle the physical release of Voez – another Switch rhythm game – in the west.

As always, until an official announcement is made, this is only speculation for the time being. Still, it’s an encouraging sign that we’ll be seeing Deemo’s physical version outside of Japan.

Deemo

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe was the first Nintendo game to be updated with Nintendo Labo support. As for third-party titles, we’re starting to finally see some movement on that front.

Nintendo’s Japanese website reveals that Deemo will soon be compatible with Labo. You’ll be able to use the Toy-Con Piano to play some of the songs with an update scheduled for October.

Previously a digital-only title, Deemo will now be receiving a physical release. Announced today, the retail version goes on sale on October 25..

Here’s a trailer:

Preview images for the upcoming issue of Famitsu have revealed that Rayark is developing Cytus Alpha for Nintendo Switch. This rhythm game is a remake of the smartphone game Cytus. The game will be published by Flyhigh Works.

We should have more info once the full issue of Famitsu is out tomorrow.

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Voez’s physical version had previously been given a summer release window. Today, PM Studios and acttil announced that it will be hitting retail store shelves on July 24.

Voez will be priced at $39.99. All updates added to the digital version will be included.

Source: PM Studios / acttil PR


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