Update: Confirmed for Switch.
Update :
It’s official — Forever Entertainment has confirmed that Night Slashers: Remake is indeed coming to Nintendo Switch. The publisher confirmed the news over on Twitter, though no release date has been given.
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Early game dolla.
Remember back in the early days of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom when money-making glitches ran rampant across Hyrule? Ah, simpler times. Of course, a lot of these were patched shortly after they were discovered, but it was only going to be a matter of time before a new one ascended into view.
Well, surprise! There is a new one out there and it looks to be pretty darn simple (as long as you are in the early game, that is).
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Overcooked in Space?
Absurd couch co-op party game Servonauts is heading to Steam later this year, but we can exclusively reveal that the MAXART Games’ title will also be heading to the Nintendo Switch as a console exclusive.
There’s no firm release date in place at the moment, but the game is basically ‘Overcooked in Space’, and quite frankly that’s more than enough to get us on board. The general premise is that you must work together with your teammates to deliver fuel to your customers, playing around with wacky physics to pump the fuel through moveable pipes.
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Receive an Acrylic stand.
As we get closer to the release of Princess Peach: Showtime!, certain retailers are now beginning to reveal what pre-order goodies they’ll be offering.
The latest one comes from Best Buy in the US. If you end up ordering a regular physical copy of the game from this particular store, you will receive a free acrylic stand featuring Swordfighter Peach and a few other costumes.
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The best eShop games of January, chosen by you and us!
Welcome to February 2024, and to the first (proper) eShop Selects of 2024. We’ve changed things up a bit for 2024 — alongside our picks for the best eShop game, we asked you lovely readers to choose your favourite eShop-only game of the month, but with a twist.
Staff and contributors at Nintendo Life decide on the top three by an internal vote, all from eShop games we’ve reviewed on the site that were released that month. However, readers will now get to vote on the best game on the eShop that we haven’t reviewed. And we’ll be revealing your January 2024 winner today at the bottom of the article.
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Two Game Boy releases will return.
Konami has started the month of February by announcing Yu-Gi-Oh! will be getting a classic game collection in Japan. The official title according to machine translation is called Yu-Gi-Oh! Early Days Collection and it will be released on the Switch and Steam at some point in 2024.
Fans can look forward to multiple games and the first two revealed include the Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance titles: Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 4: Battle of the Great Duelist and Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 6: Expert 2.
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Super Jack.
Hi there folks, and welcome back to another edition of Box Art Brawl!
Before we get cracking with this week’s clash, let’s find out how things panned out last time, eh? We looked at Rayman Advance for the, uh, Game Boy Advance (if that wasn’t already obvious), pitting North America against Europe in a classic duel.
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New map, weapons and more.
Bohemia Interactive’s free-to-play looter shooter Vigor is getting a new chapter update next week on 7th February.
It’s called Vigor Chronicles: Isolation and is a “bone-chilling” update – adding Eikevjen as a new map in the Shootout made, the new M14 rifle, the new Viper V4 knife, new melee improvements and a new smoke grenade consumable.
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Pre-orders open later this month.
Ahead of the Sonic the Hedgehog 3 movie and Knuckles Paramount series, First 4 Figures has shared a “sneak peek” of its new ‘Knuckles Standoff’ figure.
This is the second statue in the same series which also features the ‘Sonic Standoff’ figure. As you can see, instead of Knuckle’s look in the video games, it’s based on his appearance in the live-action movies (specifically Sonic the Hedgehog 2) as well as the upcoming Paramount series.
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Gotta score fast.
We’re republishing this list in honour of one of the best Sonic games of all time, Sonic the Hedgehog 3, which celebrated its 30th birthday on 2nd February 2024.
It was back in 1991 that Sonic the Hedgehog — the blue dude with the most ‘tude — first burst forth onto the Mega Drive in Japan and Sega finally presented a credible challenger for the platforming crown Nintendo’s jumping plumber had been wearing since the mid-1980s. In the decades since, the blue blur has starred in a host of platform games: some 2D, others 3D, some fantastic, others not so much.
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