Victory!
Update :
Here’s your reminder the ‘Beta Test Demo’ of Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road is now available for Switch. You can compete against players from all over the world in the game’s “competition mode” and also provide feedback, impressions, and bug reports via the official website. There’s a survey to fill out as well!
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The first of four chapters is “coming soon”.
Bandai Namco has announced brand new DLC is on the way to the Switch version of Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2.
It’s officially titled “Future Saga” and will be delivered in four chapters, with Chapter 1 “coming soon”. Here’s a tiny bit of PR along with the video above which reveals Vegeta (Super Saiyan God) and Goku Black (Super Saiyan Rosé) will join the roster in their Ultra Supervillain form.
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Bomb Rush Cyberfunk! Pentiment! Bioshock!
After the announcement of the European eShop’s ‘Blockbuster Sale’, we had a sneaky suspicion that North America would be treated to one of its own before long. Sure enough, the ‘Partner Spotlight Sale’ has kicked off on the US eShop today, bringing up to 80% off a selection of tasty third-party titles.
The sale began on 28th March and will run until 8th April so you have a good bit of time to decide what to spend your bucks on.
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Hey, who turned out the lights?
Those who are easily scared might want to look away for a moment because the cult-classic Japanese horror series, Corpse Party, is once again getting creepy on Switch as Corpse Party II: Darkness Distortion brings the chills this Autumn (or ‘Fall,’ if you’d rather).
Published by Marvelous Europe (XSEED in North America) and developed by MAGES, Darkness Distortion looks set to contain all of your standard scares. There’s a creepy old hospital, a spooky legend and a decades-old curse to deal with as you try your best to help three high school friends survive the night.
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“It feels like the start of a new era”.
It has been a whopping three years since we first heard about Earthblade, the 2D “explor-action” game from Celeste developer Extremely OK Games. This pretty pixel art platformer was given a 2024 release window back in late 2022, but now, it seems, things are going to be pushed back a little as the developers have announced a delay.
The news came in the form of a blog post from Extremely OK Games’ R&D Director, Maddy Thorson, in which she thanked fans for their continued support of the project, but confirmed that “this game ain’t coming out in 2024”.
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Countdown to zero.
After a last minute delay on Switch, publisher Ziggurat is now ready to unleash Slave Zero X into the world and we can exclusively reveal that it is scheduled for launch on 11th April, 2024.
Better late than never, of course, and we’re hopeful that the delay means the game can look and perform as best as it possibly can on Nintendo’s console. To give a flavour of what to expect, Ziggurat has shared several Switch-specific screenshots, and we have to say that it’s looking pretty tasty indeed.
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And includes some “Switch specific” fixes.
Mortal Kombat 1 has been steadily growing its roster of characters, and the latest update out now on the Switch and multiple other platforms adds Janet Cage.
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The official shutdown is almost here.
In case you missed it, Nintendo is shutting down online play and other functionality for the 3DS and Wii U early next month.
As we get closer to this deadline, Nintendo’s Japanese social media accounts have been issuing regular PSA. The latest one was posted earlier this week, once again reminding everyone online play for both of these devices will end on 9th April 2024 (that’s 8th April in the US).
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Wanted: Dev ‘fore it’s live.
Welcome to the Wild West of the modern gaming landscape.
Game sales are soaring. Film and TV adaptations are crawling out of the wilderness quicker than they can be counted. All eyes are on the saloon doors of a bar named ‘Nintendo’ as the smell of something tasty wafts from the kitchen and out into the nostrils of hungry customers after some fresh grub.
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Don’t buy it on Switch for the moment.
This year’s edition of MLB The Show has been out for over a week at the time of writing, and some of you may be wondering where our review has gotten to. We’ve taken a look at each previous release of the Sony-helmed series that came to Switch starting in 2022, and you’d be right in assuming we would take to the field with this one, as well.
Unfortunately, we’ve hit exactly the same snag that many Switch owners have, it seems — namely, we can’t access the Diamond Dynasty mode without the game crashing. Sony San Diego Studio hasn’t made any official announcement on the issue, with a brief forum response being the only public acknowledgement we can find:
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