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Irem Collection Volume 2 has received a launch trailer that shows off the different games in the package. Air Duel, GunForce, and GunForce II are included.
Everything you need to know can be found in the following overview:
Thousands of games are currently available on Switch, and there are a ton of demos out there for many of them. Not just Nintendo, but also third-parties are offering demos. We’ve now put together a comprehensive list of what’s out there.
Since our reader base is English-speaking, that’s what we’re focusing on here. In other words, we’re highlighting Switch demos that you can find in North America and Europe. Japan has a few extra demos on its end, but a majority of them are for titles that are not currently being sold in the west and are only playable in Japanese.
As shared by SOEDESCO, the launch trailer for Petit Island is now available. The company is showing off the newest Nintendo Switch game it’s publishing, which is an open-world narrative exploration experience.
Further details can be found in the following overview:
QUByte Interactive published a new launch trailer for Rage of the Dragons Neo. After the fighter originally came to the NeoGeo in 2002, it’s now landed on Nintendo Switch.
Lots of details about the title can be found in the following overview:
The Nintendo Switch version of Crown Wars: The Black Prince is almost here. As outed by an eShop listing, Nacon will be publishing it on November 28, 2024.
Crown Wars: The Black Prince first launched towards the start of the year. The game now comes to Nintendo Switch in just a couple of weeks, and this follows a previous delay in which the title was first planned for 2023.
Get caught up on everything you need to know in the following overview:
Listings on the eShops provide file sizes for a bunch of Nintendo Switch games. These include Legacy of Kain Soul Reaver 1&2 Remastered, Nine Sols, Critter Cafe, and more.
Here’s the full roundup:
Today, we’re looking at Monster Mania 2, the second in a series of rather challenging side quests in Mario & Luigi: Brothership. Whereas the first of these quests pits you against a group of nearly-invincible Krodes, this one sees you fighting a group of Hydro Seedles with high HP and the ability to completely restore their health in a single turn. There’s certainly a trick to getting through this one, and the key will be to use abilities you’ll have unlocked very recently.
The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom features the use of the Triforce for its story, but rather than actually calling it that, the game uses “Prime Energy” instead. The developers have now shared noteworthy information about the decision to use a different name.
The Trifroce is one of the more iconic elements of the Zelda series. However, Nintendo and Grezzo made the active choice to avoid using that word. In fact, series producer Eiji Aonuma was specifically opposed to using the Triforce. Aonuma indicated that “Triforce” brings along certain expectations, and that’s also why the team “purposefully made the setting and time ambiguous.”
The Paper Mario and Mario & Luigi franchises have both been around for a long time. Various games have been released across different generations of Nintendo hardware. Paper Mario has mostly seen a fairly consistent lineup of games, but it was the future of Mario & Luigi that was in doubt after developer AlphaDream shuttered several years back. Now development duties of the series have shifted to Acquire, the company who worked on the Octopath Traveler titles.
Paper Mario and Mario & Luigi are often compared (we’re not forgetting Mario RPG, but there’s just one game for that IP). Some fans prefer one of these series over the other. With Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door came to Switch earlier this year and Mario & Luigi: Brothership having just released, we wanted to ask where you stand. If you had to choose, are you Team Paper Mario or Team Mario & Luigi? Let us know in the comments.
