“We apologize for any inconvenience”.
Level-5 has shared a new update on the development of Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road, revealing it’s delaying the Story Mode release in the demo.
It will now arrive in “late May”, instead of earlier this month. Here’s the full announcement (via social media):
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Electric!
If you’re a fan of series like Sonic Adventure and want a similar slice of speed, you’ll be pleased to hear Spark the Electric Jester 3 is on its way to the Switch.
Following a PC release in 2022, this high-speed 3D action platformer starring Spark is now “coming soon” to Nintendo’s hybrid device. It’s being ported by FreakZone games and there’s no specific release date just yet.
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“This policy will remain unchanged going forward”.
Nintendo’s digital software sales have grown remarkably over the years — and the same can be said for all of the big publishers. But in terms of where the Big N’s focus lies, it’s not dedicating itself to a digital-only future.
During the financial results briefing for FY2024, Nintendo President Shuntaro Furukawa responded to a question about the growth of digital media and the expectations the company have for the “successor to Nintendo Switch” which was announced early this week.
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Cooperative healing in handheld hybrid form.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month and we’ll be running several features focused on how video games of all types have helped us through periods when we were struggling with our mental health.
Today, Tim speaks to therapists to discover how they are using Switch and video game therapy to help patients…
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Update: Coming to Japan this July.
Update :
Well, it seems the leaks were spot on, as the Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom soundtrack is very much a legit thing and is heading to Japan on 31st July 2024.
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Better late than never.
Developer Innersloth has shared a new roadmap for Among Us covering the remainder of 2024, even if a good chunk of the year has already passed.
As you can see, we already got The Fungle, and coming soon the game are “new roles”. Beyond this point, there are plans… “in no particular order” for a better lobby filter, prettier lobby settings, cosmetics, collabs, and a bunch of quality-of-life changes.
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Update: Pre-orders in North America go live.
Update :
Following this collection’s announcement earlier this week, it’s now been confirmed VGP will be handling the physical distribution in North America. Pre-orders are now live (thanks for the heads up, Nintendo Everything).
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Who wants to be a gillionaire?
Soapbox features enable our individual writers and contributors to voice their opinions on hot topics and random stuff they’ve been chewing over. Today, Alana fears for Square Enix’s smaller-budget titles and is worried about the rest of the industry as a result.
What on earth is going on with Square Enix?
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An adventure with cat-titude.
When playing through Little Kitty, Big City, it’s difficult to avoid drawing comparisons with Untitled Goose Game. Both see you play as a cute, mischievous animal, and both have you tackle a series of emergent tasks that often come at the expense of the poor humans that inhabit the surrounding area.
With Little Kitty, Big City, however, developer Double Dagger Studio has taken the opportunity to draw inspiration from the game’s feisty feline protagonist and make the experience a bit more whimsical, a bit more stylised, and a bit more ambitious. The end result is a true joy to behold and play, but one that’s also held back from true greatness by its repetitive structure.
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