Category: Game News

Clear up August 27th.

After confirming Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition would be released in Japan on August 27th, Square Enix has now locked in the same release date for North America. The platforms the game is releasing on include Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, iOS and Android.

As previously confirmed, this remastered version of the multiplayer-driven GameCube classic will contain new character voice-overs, new dungeons, improved visuals and audio, and online multiplayer and cross-play – including save data transfer support.

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Version 1.1.1 has arrived.

Like many other Nintendo Switch releases nowadays, Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition has received a day one update. Version 1.1.1. fixes a few minor issues to make the game even more enjoyable.

Here are the full details, courtesy of Perfectly-Nintendo:

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Prepare for change.

Nintendo has been known to spread the love of um…all things Nintendo with the assistance of marketing companies and influencers, but in recent times it’s reportedly been busy restructuring its brand ambassador program.

If you’re not familiar with the role of a Nintendo ambassador, it’s their responsibility to represent the brand in the best possible light and create smiles by sharing Nintendo’s experiences with others.

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Includes a previously unreleased game.

SNK and developer Digital Eclipse have finally locked in a release date for the Samurai Shodown Neo Geo Collection.

It’ll arrive on the Switch and PlayStation 4 on 28th July for $39.99 USD (or your regional equivalent). A physical release is expected to follow this in the summer, although Japan will get their own hard copies ahead of schedule on 30th June.

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Exclusive reveals, developer diaries, and more.

E3 2020 might have been officially cancelled, but that doesn’t mean there won’t be any other announcements taking place. In its place this year are a bunch of online events. The latest one announced is the Indie Showcase by The Escapist, in partnership with GOG.com.

This digital event will run from 11th June until 14th June and promises to showcase “over 70 different indie games” from developers all around the world. It’ll kick off on the 11th with a “direct” style showcase on YouTube – featuring reveals, lots of gameplay, and developer diaries.

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