In June, Warner Bros. Games disclosed that the Batman: Arkham Trilogy would be released on the Nintendo Switch during the autumn season. Presently, an exact date has been announced. The compilation of Batman: Arkham Asylum, Batman: Arkham City, and Batman: Arkham Knight, along with the add-ons for all three games, will be available on the Switch on the 13th of October.
Disney has officially announced that the highly anticipated remastered version of the beloved 16-bit classic, Gargoyles, will be released on the Nintendo Switch platform on the 19th of October. Developed by Empty Clip Studios, the announcement of Gargoyles Remastered was made in September of last year, and since then, there has been no further information regarding its release. However, a newly released trailer has confirmed that the game will be available for purchase next month.
The Final Fantasy Pixel Remasters, which have been developed by Square Enix, have garnered immense popularity since their launch on various consoles and PC. Initially, these remasters were exclusively available on iOS and Android platforms, but they can now be accessed on the Nintendo Switch and other platforms as well.
James Mountain, who is collaborating with Suda51 on The Silver Case, recently participated in an interview with Destructoid, during which they discussed potential remasters following the completion of The Silver Case. Destructoid reported that “Suda-san would like to remaster the fan favorite Killer7 on modern platforms.
Nintendo has recently demonstrated a high level of activity with regards to the Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack retro libraries. While the specific retro library that receives updates may vary, Nintendo’s schedule for introducing new additions has now reached a point where it is ensured that at least one retro game will be added each month.
Nintendo has recently demonstrated a high level of activity with regards to the Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack retro libraries. While the specific retro library that receives updates may vary, Nintendo’s schedule for introducing new additions has now reached a point where it is ensured that at least one retro game will be added each month.
During a recent interview with VGC, Toshihiro Nagoshi, the esteemed producer of F-Zero GX, conveyed his receptiveness to the prospect of resuming work on the cherished Nintendo franchise. The discourse centered on his involvement with the GameCube classic, which recently commemorated its 20th anniversary. Nagoshi reminisced about his pleasant recollections of contributing to the game and expressed his willingness to contemplate another undertaking within the F-Zero realm. He articulated, “This is a very nostalgic game title for me, and that was when I learned how to create a high-quality game to satisfy a fanbase. I learned a lot, and if there was a chance, I wouldn’t mind working on it again.”
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom has proven to be a significant triumph for Nintendo, both in terms of critical acclaim and commercial success. In a recent interview with the esteemed Japanese gaming publication, Famitsu, Mr. Aonuma confirmed that the company has no plans to develop downloadable content for the latest installment of the Zelda franchise, unlike their previous release, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, which received two paid expansions. Mr. Aonuma stated that the storyline for Tears of the Kingdom has been concluded, and the team is now prepared to embark on their next Zelda project, which will be developed for the forthcoming Nintendo hardware.
