Daily news (July 29, Round 2): New Super Lucky’s Tale / Disney Tsum Tsum Festival
Today’s Daily news: release date and trailer for New Super Lucky’s Tale, but also…
- Disney Tsum Tsum Festival
- Oninaki
- NBA 2K20
- Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince
- Mario & Sonic at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games
- Octopath Traveler Break, Boost and Beyond Live!
New Super Lucky’s Tale
Playful Studios have announced that New Super Lucky’s Tale will be released on November 8th in Europe and North America. It will be available at retail and on the Nintendo eShop.
Here’s the second trailer and some more details:
New Super Lucky’s Tale is a love letter to classic 3D platformers, with tons of collectibles to gather, rewarding secrets to discover, memorable characters to meet, and stylish costumes to show off. Climb incredible heights, jump agilely over danger, burrow deep underground, and explore amazing worlds on an epic quest to rescue the Book of Ages from the nefarious Jinx and his Kitty Litter underlings! A challenging delight for players of all ages and skill levels, New Super Lucky’s Tale features an incredible variety of gameplay with expansive hubs, story-based adventure levels, 2D side-scrolling challenges, rewarding mini-games, mind-bending puzzles and thrilling boss battles.
New Super Lucky’s Tale (Switch) comes out on November 8th in Europe and North America. The Upcoming Games page has been updated!
Source: Playful Studios PR
Disney Tsum Tsum Festival
Bandai-Namco have announced that Disney Tsum Tsum Festival will be released on November 8th in Europe and North America. Here’s the latest trailer for it:
Disney Tsum Tsum Festival (Switch) comes out on October 10th in Japan, and November 8th in Europe and North America. The Upcoming Games page has been updated!
Source: Bandai-Namco (Twitter)
Oninaki
Here’s the latest set of details and screenshots for Oninaki:
It’s Kagachi’s duty as a Watcher to help lost souls that feel any kind of remorse to move on, by preparing them for reincarnation.
Oninaki (Switch) comes out on August 22nd worldwide.
Source: Square-Enix (Twitter)
NBA 2K20
Take-Two have shared the first Development Blog post for NBA 2K20, and it’s all about MyGM 2.0 (the new version of MyGM, a key element of the game). Click here to check it out!
Here’s a few screenshots:
NBA 2K20 (Switch) comes out on September 6th worldwide.
Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince
3 g o o have announced that they will release Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince in Japan this Fall. The game will cost 3 400 Yen at retail, and 2 640 Yen on the Nintendo eShop.
Here’s a trailer and a couple of pictures (including the boxart):
Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince (Switch) comes out this Fall worldwide. The Upcoming Games page has been updated!
Source: 4Gamer
Mario & Sonic at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games
Here’s a video clip for Mario & Sonic at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games:
Mario & Sonic at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games (Switch) comes out in November worldwide.
Octopath Traveler Break, Boost and Beyond Live!
The Octopath Traveler Break, Boost and Beyond Live! concert took place last week in Japan, and good news for the many fans who could not attend: it’s getting a Blu-Ray release on December 18th in Japan. It will cost 5 500 Yen + taxes, and will include some postcards as early purchase bonus. The Blu-Ray will have a total of 21 tracks. Unfortunately, it does not look like there will be a separate, CD-only release…
Source: Gamer
