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Square Enix has unveiled their own schedule and lineup for the upcoming 2023 Tokyo Game Show. This information comes through their official website.

In terms of unreleased Switch games, you can expect to see Infinity Strash: Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai, Star Ocean: The Second Story R, Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince, and PowerWash Simulator.

Here’s the full rundown of the event, courtesy of Gematsu:

PowerWash Simulator Muckingham Files 2 update version 1.4

PowerWash Simulator was given a new “The Muckingham Files 2” update today, and it’s live on Switch now. This is known as version 1.4.

Three new maps have been added to the game that expand the game’s original universe. Players will need to clean up an Excavator, a Spanish Villa and a Paintball Arena.

Here’s the full rundown:

Little Goody Two Shoes

Original (8/29): Square Enix Collective and AstralShift confirmed today that they’re putting Little Goody Two Shoes on Switch. The two sides did not provide a release window.

Little Goody Two Shoes is a narrative-focused horror role-playing game and is also said to be “a mysterious new fairytale anime adventure with a dark twist.” The title pays homage to the original PlayStation and early PS2 RPGs.

Infinity Strash Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai Story Mode, Bond Memories

Square Enix today provided the latest details on Infinity Strash: Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai, including how players can experience the Story Mode as well as the Bond Memories feature.

Here’s the full rundown:

Star Ocean The Second Story R graphics not HD 2D

When Star Ocean: The Second Story R was revealed, some may have thought that the game is using an HD-2D art style like Octopath Traveler and Triangle Strategy. But while the two are similar in some ways, they’re actually different.

Producer and director Yuichiro Kitao clarified things in a recent interview with Famitsu. Kitao explained that the backgrounds “were made with real time 3D, and the characters were drawn with a special shader in a way that really sticks in the player’s memory.”

Infinity Strash: Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai release date

Original (5/26): Square Enix today announced the final release date for Infinity Strash: Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai. The action RPG is due out on September 28, 2023 worldwide.

Infinity Strash: Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai lets players experience the story of the anime series, The Adventure of Dai. Last September, the title was officially confirmed for Switch. Square Enix gave a Fall 2023 launch window back in March.

Here’s an overview of the game: 

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles 20th anniversary future

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles celebrated its 20th anniversary this week, and producer Akitoshi Kawazu shared a message with fans reflecting on the series while briefly touching on the future.

The last time the series received a new game was with Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers on Wii in 2009. Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Remastered Edition did come out in 2020, but that’s all.

Infinity Strash Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai Disciples of Avan

Square Enix shared new details on Infinity Strash: Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai today, covering Dai himself plus Popp, Maam, and Hyunckel. There are also a few bits of information available for the battle system.

Here’s the full rundown:

Square Enix July 2023 Switch eShop sale

Square Enix has kicked off a new July 2023 Switch eShop sale, and it’s a notable one with multiple games at their lowest prices ever including Theatrhythm Final Bar Line, SaGa Frontier Remastered, and Various Daylife. All of the big franchises – such as Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy – are represented with discounts as well.

Here’s the full lineup:

Gex Trilogy

Gex Trilogy is in development and will release on Switch, Square Enix and Limited Run Games just announced.

Gex, a platforming series, got its start in 1995. Gex: Enter the Gecko followed in 1998, and Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko closed the series out in 1999. This marks the first time these games will be re-released on modern platforms. Also, as they’ll be using Limited Run Games’ Carbon Engine, we’ll likely see some improvements.


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