The Game Rating and Administration Committee of Korea has shared a new rating for an upcoming Switch game. According to their database, QuickSpot: Master of the Right Brain will head to Switch in Korea sometime in the near future. QuickSpot is the English name for the Unou no Tatsujin brain training game series from Bandai Namco.
Publisher Phoenixx and developers Twilight Frontier and Team Shanghai Alice announced their two-on-two tag fighting game Touhou Hyouibana: Antinomy Of Common Flowers for Switch back in May 2019, and it's been radio silence since. Thankfully, it seems the wait for this one is almost over.
We now know that Touhou Hyouibana: Antinomy Of Common Flowers is launching for Switch in Japan sometime in Spring 2021, and the game will be priced at 4,180 yen. There's no word on a localization at this time.
The Taiwan Digital Game Rating Committee has published a handful of new ratings, and we've found out some titles that'll be making their way to Switch soon. The listings are as follows.
- The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles
- Tales from the Borderlands
- Secret Neighbor
- Snowrunner
The companies behind these games have not made any official announcements yet, but with the ratings published, these games are 100% confirmed for Switch. Now we just have to sit back and wait for publishers to share the news.
Do you have a significant other who's a Fortnite fan? Why not give them a Fortnite-themed Valentine's Day card? Epic has released a series of blank cards featuring classic Fortnite characters and some newcomers as well. All you have to do is print them out and sign. You can find the entire collection of cards here.
The new Hitman games have always been great for speedruns, and Hitman 3 continues this trend by featuring levels that players can finish in mere seconds. So naturally, we asked the devs at IO Interactive if they would be interesting in watching years of their hard work finished in record breaking times.
We're guessing you have a Switch at this point, but maybe for some reason you're still on the fence. Nintendo's latest promo video might convince you that it's time to jump in on a purchase. Check out a small sampling of some of the great experiences on Switch in the video above!
The latest episode of Did You Know Gaming dives into the many titles that made their way to the GameCube. Take a dive back into Nintendo history by checking out some tidbits about GameCube games you might not know.
Ubisoft has put out a number of different retail titles for Switch, and it seems those versions have mostly sold out in Europe. That's why the company has replenished their stock, but with code-in-box releases instead of new game card prints. If you're in Europe, you should be able to find these code-in-box releases in Europe today.
- Assassins Creed 3 + Liberation
- Assassins Creed Rebel Collection
- Just Dance 2020
Spellbreak is offering all sorts of content bundles for fans to get into this February. Check out a complete rundown of what's up for grabs below.
Holidays are aplenty in Spellbreak! We’ve got a lineup of four limited time bundles available through February 17 to help Breakers from all over the world celebrate in style.Check out what's available in the Shop below and read about how the people of the Hollow Lands celebrate!
Lunar New Year / Day of Remembrance
On this day, the people of Velnor traditionally honor their ancestors by guiding their spirits to the afterlife.
Valentine's Day / Rosebloom Rumpus
When winter finally releases its icy grip on the land, lovers have traditionally given each other roses and rose themed presents to show their affection to each other.
Carnival / Hymnwood Festival
When the leaves of the Hymnwood have grown, the music of the forest returns. The people sing loud, cheerful songs of triumph and merriment. Towns are flooded with music, dancing, and beautiful flowers as everyone sets aside their troubles to celebrate.
Spellbreak Carnival Clip Contest
Enter for a chance to win Spellbreak swag and the limited time Samba Bundle by submitting your best clips on Twitter using the hashtag #SpellbreakCarnivalContest. Open to North America, 18+ only.
Believe it or not, it's been 10 years since The Last Story came to Wii. In honor of the milestone, creator Hironobu Sakaguchi took to Twitter to share some previously unseen concept art for the title. There's some really gorgeous stuff in there, from sketches to fully colored art. Check out the collection of pieces below.
