Daily Briefs (Sept. 21): Yumeutsutsu Re:Master / NBA 2K Playgrounds 2
Today’s Daily Briefs: Yumeutsutsu Re:Master announced for the Nintendo Switch, but also…
- NBA 2K Playgrounds 2
- Warriors Orochi 4
- Dragon Ball FighterZ
- Deemo
- WorldNeverland – Elnea Kingdom
- Rocket League
- My Hero One’s Justice
- Little Dragons Café
Yumeutsutsu Re:Master
Yesterday, Kogado Studio announced their second game for the Nintendo Switch: Yumeutsutsu Re:Master. It will be released in February in Japan, and it looks like a western release is in the works as the official website does have a button to switch to the English version of it (which isn’t open yet…).
Here’s a trailer and some pictures for the game:
Yumeutsutsu Re:Master (Switch) comes out in February in Japan. The Upcoming Games page has been udpated!
Source: Gamer
NBA 2K Playgrounds 2
Earlier this week, Take-Two sent a press release to share some details about the content available in NBA 2K Playgrounds 2, which is as follows:
- over 300 players at launch (including legendary new additions like Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar)
- nearly 200 additional players to be added after launch
- 10 new playgrounds from around the world (including Washington, D.C., St. Louis, Seoul and Australia), with more to be added after launch
- over 100 signature moves (including Michael Jordan’s free throw line dunk, George Gervin’s Iceman finger roll, and LeBron James’ self alley-oop)
- worldwide ranked league with multiple competitive solo and co-op ladders
- new single-player Season mode (recreates the experience of leading a team through the regular season and playoffs)
- four-player online matches
- co-op matches against AI
- enhanced matchmaking with dedicated servers
- three-point contests
- off-the-wall power-ups
- custom matches
- and more!…
NBA 2K Playgrounds 2 will be released on October 16th in Europe and North America, and will cost $29.99.
Source: Take-Two PR
Warriors Orochi 4
Here’s some more screenshots for Warriors Orochi 4, courtesy of 4Gamer:
Warriors Orochi 4 (Switch) comes out on September 27th in Japan, October 16th in North America, and October 19th in Europe.
Source: 4Gamer
Dragon Ball FighterZ
Here’s the latest set of screenshots for Dragon Ball FighterZ:
Dragon Ball FighterZ (Switch) comes out on September 27th in Japan, and September 28th in Europe and North America.
Source: Nintendo
Deemo
Earlier this week, Acttil and PM Studios announced that Deemo will get a retail release in North America, in Early 2019. Here’s the boxart:
Deemo (Switch) comes out at retail in Early 2019 in North America. The Upcoming Games page has been updated!
Source: Acttil / PM Studios PR
Rocket League
And another milestone for Rocket League! Earlier this week, Psyonix announced that the game has reached 50 million players worldwide… here’s to 100 millions, now!
Source: Psyonix (Twitter)
WorldNeverland – Elnea Kingdom
Here’s some screenshots for the latest DLC for WorldNeverland – Elnea Kingdom:
WorldNeverland – Elnea Kingdom (Switch) comes out at retail on October 25th in Japan.
Source: althi (Twitter)
My Hero One’s Justice
Here’s the latest video clip for My Hero One’s Justice:
Watch the Stun Gun Hero "Chargebolt" as he channels his energy in a battle against Todoroki!
Team up with your favorite heroes in #MyHeroOnesJustice and pre-order your copy today: https://t.co/QncT9Wi8sz pic.twitter.com/AQwY0XwwI8
— Bandai Namco US (@BandaiNamcoUS) September 19, 2018
My Hero One’s Justice (Switch) comes out on October 26th in Europe and North America.
Little Dragons Café
Here’s the launch trailer for Little Dragons Café, now available in Europe:
