Spidersaurs Switch gameplay
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WayForward brought Spidersaurs to Switch this week, and new gameplay has come in. We have 22 minutes of footage in total.
Here’s an overview of the game with more details:
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Spidersaurs launch trailer
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With Spidersaurs reaching consoles – including Switch – WayForward has created a new launch trailer. Fans can get another look at the run-‘n’-gun action game.
We have more on Spidersaurs in the following overview:
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RWBY Arrowfell reveals new details and trailer
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WayForward, Rooster Teeth, and Arc System Works today revealed new gameplay details and a fresh look at RWBY: Arrowfell. A new trailer has come in as well, showing an updated look at combat, puzzles, visuals, and play mechanics.
Here’s the full rundown from WayForward:
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Spidersaurs gets July release date on Switch
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WayForward just announced a final release date for Spidersaurs, its co-op run-‘n’-gun action game inspired by Saturday morning cartoons. Switch will be getting the title on July 14, 2022.
Spidersaurs was first confirmed for Switch back in March. Originally, it had a spring release window.
We have more information about Spidersaurs in the following overview:
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Dawn of the Monsters update out now (version 1.1), patch notes
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WayForward and 13AM Games have prepared a new 1.1 update for Dawn of the Monsters.
The patch is pretty notable, as it comes with new features like rumble, Performance Mode, and single Joy-Con mode. There’s also an internal challenge system, Restart Mission button, and more.
WayForward’s Spidersaurs set for physical release on Switch
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Thanks to Limited Run Games, Spidersaurs will have a physical release on Switch. The company made the announcement during its annual showcase today.
Spidersaurs still hasn’t launched on Switch digitally. However, WayForward is planning the eShop debut, which will be happening soon.
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Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night update out now on Switch (version 1.3.1), patch notes
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A new update is here for Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night, with the game moving up to version 1.3.1.
The patch is highlighted by the addition of Aurora from Child of Light as a new playable character. Other improvements and fixes are also included.
Switch eShop hosting Shantae 20th anniversary sale
Posted on 3 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch eShop | 0 comments
Shantae turned twenty years old this week, and WayForward is celebrating with a new sale. WayForward has discounted its various games by up to 50 percent. DLC is included as well.
The full lineup is as follows:
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A Boy and His Blob getting physical on Switch
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Limited Run Games will be creating a physical release for the Switch version of A Boy and His Blob, the company announced today.
Two versions are planned – standard and a Deluxe Edition. With the Deluxe Edition, buyers will receive a physical copy of the game, soundtrack, 18″ x 24″ reversible poster, and dust sleeve.
Switch owner with early access to Advance Wars 1+2: Re-Boot Camp has order cancelled
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A few days ago, we reported that Twitter user killetheth managed to gain early access to Advance Wars 1+2: Re-Boot Camp. It turns out that Nintendo has since taken action.
killetheth explained the situation further in a blog post. As it turns out, there was some sort of error made by the official UK My Nintendo Store. Nintendo sent out an email on March 9 indicating that the order had been cancelled due to the game’s delay and a refund would be provided, but that never happened. The company followed up on March 15, stating that the original download code would actually still be valid at launch, so a refund wasn’t necessary after all.
