A new Fitness Boxing game got announced, this one based on the anime Fist of the North Star, and it’s as bonkers as that description sounds. Shigeru Miyamoto showed off Pikmin 4 existing despite pretending he didn’t first mention it back in 2015 as being “close to completion”. And a new Fire Emblem, subtitled Engage, is releasing in January.īut there were quite a few surprise announcements too. The Danganronpa team are working on a surreal dimension-hopping detective game called Master Detectives Archives: Raincode. Kirby’s Return to Dream Land (terribly renamed Kirby’s Adventure Wii here in the UK) is getting an enhanced remaster for Switch. Another edition of baffling Final Fantasy rhythm game Theatrhythm is also on its way. A sequel to Octopath Traveler was revealed and already has a February release date. In addition, new content was confirmed for various existing titles – Xenoblade Chronicles 3 is getting a new playable character, Pauline and Diddy Kong are coming to Mario Strikers: Battle League, Mario Kart 8 is getting a course from Mario Kart DS, Splatoon 3’s first Splatfest has been confirmed to take place later this month, and finally, the golf portion of Nintendo Switch Sports has been delayed.įarming sims got a good focus, with the aforementioned Harvestella showing up alongside Rune Factory 3 Special, Fae Farm and a remake of Story of Seasons: A Wonderful Life (formerly Harvest Moon), and a few additional anime styled RPGs are on the way as Various Daylife hops over from Apple Arcade and Atelier Ryza 3: Alchemist of the End & The Secret Key dared to have a title that long.Īnd of course, there were much bigger announcements. Mario & Rabbids: Sparks of Hope, Bayonetta 3, Harvestella and the remake of Front Mission all got new trailers. We got updates on a few already confirmed titles. In addition, upcoming titles Endless Dungeon, Lego Bricktales and Crisis Core Final Fantasy VII Reunion will also be coming to Switch. It Takes Two, Tunic, Factorio, Ib, Resident Evil Village (plus 7 and the remakes of 2 and 3), Sifu, Radiant Silvergun, Tales of Symphonia and Life is Strange were all confirmed as coming to the Switch. Strap in, we’ve got a lot to get through.įirst up, let’s talk ports.
The most significant of all of the past week’s showcases has to be the Nintendo Direct. You can keep a few things equipped like your cane sword or revolver, but anything extraneous requires some safety to reasonably access.Tweet Hello! Welcome to the latest Geeky Brummie Gaming Roundup! This week, we are getting all the upcoming release news at once. The dragging system seems like it could split the difference nicely between a convenient hotkey bar and the laborious task of actually fishing crap out of a briefcase.
You can see the player do that in the video with the bottle they throw to distract a prison guard. You can drag and rotate items around to make room as needed, but you can also drag those items outside the case to place them in the world. Gloomwood has major Bloodborne vibes.Īs a big fan of Dishonored and Prey 2017, I'm extremely into the diegetic inventory that lives inside the character's briefcase. Like in the demo, the grungy polygonal enemies and simplistic animations really work against all the dark hallways and eerie noises. And boy howdy, are those systems a feast for the eyes. From what I can tell, the clip must be from the very beginning of the game as the player is getting acquainted with the basics of stealth, combat, and the inventory.
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