Nintendo Download – July 2, 2020 (Europe) – The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel III, The Otterman Empire, more
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This week’s European Nintendo Downloads are as follows:
Switch Retail
The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel III
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Famitsu sales (6/22/20 – 6/28/20)
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Nintendo Download – July 2, 2020 (North America) – Catherine: Full Body, Superliminal, more
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This week’s North American Nintendo Downloads are as follows:
Switch Retail
Catherine: Full Body – $49.99 (available July 7)
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Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night – Boss Revenge and Chroma Wheel update launches July 2, details
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Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night will be getting its Boss Revenge and Chroma Wheel update tomorrow, July 2, publisher 505 Games and developer ArtPlay have announced. It was previously expected on June 23.
Over on the official website, both new modes have been fully detailed. Here’s the full rundown:
Crysis Remastered delayed, team will be making improvements
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It’s been a strange past couple of days for Crysis Remastered. The game’s release date, screenshots, and trailer have all leaked ahead of what was supposed to be an official announcement. But after looking at the feedback Crysis Remastered has received in light of those leaks, the team is pushing back the July 23 release date – which was technically never announced.
A statement posted to social media reads:
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First Crysis Remastered Switch screenshots, trailer
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Update: We also have a new Switch-specific trailer:
A listing on the eShop has revealed the first screenshots from Crysis Remastered on Switch. Get a look at the images below.
As revealed earlier this week, Crysis Remastered is due out for Switch on July 23.
Source: Switch eShop
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RPG Maker MV finally releasing for Switch in the west this September
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The wait for RPG Maker MV on Switch in the west is almost over. Today, NIS America announced that the game-creation tool will arrive in North America on September 8, Europe on September 11, and Oceania on September 18.
We have the following overview and trailer for RPG Maker MV:
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Ninjala to add collaboration in Season 2, new story DLC and Spectator Mode in Season 3, much more
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As part of the latest developer diary for Ninjala, GungHo has outlined future plans for the game.
Eventually, Ninjala will transition to Season 2, which will include a new anime episode and all types of new content. A mystery collaboration has also been teased.
Season 3 will feature similar content additions. On top of that though, plans are in place to add new story DLC as well as a Spectator Mode.
Here’s the full rundown from GungHo and the sixth developer diary:
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Paper Mario: The Origami King details – open-world setup and more
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Game Informer has shared the latest information about Paper Mario: The Origami King. There’s a bit more about battles, confirmation that we’re getting an open-world setup instead of it being chapter-focused, and more.
Here’s the full roundup:
Paper Mario: The Origami King dev wants to offer fans “new experiences and surprises” instead of relying on previous gameplay systems
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Following the first couple of Paper Mario games on N64 and GameCube, some fans would argue that the series has experienced some bumps in the road. Whereas those initial entries stuck to the tried-and-true RPG format, latter titles started to venture in different directions. Most would say that the low point of the series was Sticker Star, which de-emphasized battles and featured throwaway stickers as its primary mechanic.
Nintendo and Intelligent Systems are now giving Paper Mario another shot with The Origami King, which launches in just a few weeks. The game will have another alternate take on battles with a ring-based system.
Speaking with Game Informer, Nintendo producer Kensuke Tanabe indicated he’s more interested in trying new ideas rather than relying on familiar gameplay systems:
