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Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics

The latest Japanese hardware sales from Famitsu are as follows:

Ruiner

The brutal action shooter Ruiner is making its way to Switch next week, Devolver Digital and Reikon Games have announced. A release is planned for June 18 via the eShop.

We have the following overview and trailer for Ruiner:

Slime-san developer Fabraz today unveiled Demon Turf as its next project. The 3D platformer is currently on track to launch sometime in 2020 / 2021.

Here’s an overview of Demon Turf, along with a trailer:

Alex Kidd in Miracle World DX

Merge Games has announced Alex Kidd in the Miracle World DX, a revamp of SEGA’s classic game from the Master System.

Alex Kidd in the Miracle World DX contains the same content and levels from the original. However, there’s now a new art style, new levels and story elements, altered boss fights, and new modes such as a boss rush mode. Tweaks have also been made to combat, movement mechanics, and menu systems.

The Outer Worlds review

System: Switch
Release date: June 5, 2020
Developer: Obsidian / Virtuos
Publisher: Private Division


Almost eight months after its release on other platforms, The Outer Worlds finally makes its way to Switch, giving players the first real Fallout-esque experience on the hybrid console. The game provides a fantastic RPG experience that never feels too bloated and hits all the right notes with excellent pacing, but as for the new port, taking this ambitious game and bringing it to Nintendo’s console seemed like it may have been a bit much. We’ve seen some technical marvels appear on the platform, but there have been just as many letdowns from games that were just too poorly optimized to make for an ideal experience, even with the luxury of portable play. The Outer Worlds provides an galactic sci-fi epic that’s rich in content and immersion, and while it’s easily a game that should be a must-play for anyone with the slightest interest in RPGs, the Switch conversion is an odd bag that sits on the fine line between acceptable and sacrificial. Quite simply, The Outer Worlds on Switch is playable, but not optimal.

Nintendo Switch

Nintendo has kicked off a big Summer Game Sale on the North American eShop. Switch owners can save on a bunch of different tiles from both Nintendo and third-parties, including Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker, Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze, Dragon Quest XI S, and much more.

Here’s the full lineup:

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Prinny 1-2: Exploded and Reloaded

NIS America today announced the final release date for Prinny 1-2: Exploded and Reloaded. The collection will launch for Switch on October 13 in North America, October 16 in Europe, and October 23 in Oceania.

Alongside today’s news, NIS America sent out the first spotlight trailer highlighting Prinny 1. We have that below, in addition to an overview for Prinny 1-2: Exploded and Reloaded.

Okami HD

In an interview with IGN Japan, Ikumi Nakamura answered a bunch of different fan questions. One topic that came up later on in the discussion concerned Okami, including the possibility of a sequel. Nakamura’s response was interesting to say the least.

As relayed by Nakamura’s translator, she actually intends to pitch a new Okami game to Capcom. The only personal guideline she has is for Hideki Kamiya to return as director.

Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition

If there’s one thing Monolith Soft is known for these days, it’s the Xenoblade series. The company has churned out three massive RPGs between the first and second Xenoblade Chronicles titles along with Xenoblade Chronicles X. We also just received a new version of the series’ debut entry for Switch.

Going forward, it sounds like fans can expect more from Xenoblade, with creator Tetsuya Takahashi telling Vandal that Monolith Soft wants to continue to focus on building up the IP’s brand. At the same time, he would be interested in developing “a smaller-scale project if the opportunity rose” so that Monolith Soft can have more variety.

Takahashi’s full words:


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