Daily news (September 10, Round 2): Daemon x Machina / Bayonetta
Today’s Daily news: issue with camera controls in Daemon x Machina, but also…
- Bayonetta
- Ninja Box
- Divinity: Original Sin 2 Definitive Edition
- Fire Emblem 0 (TCG)
Daemon x Machina
If you’ve played the second demo for Daemon x Machina, you have probably come across an annoying bug causing the Gyro camera controls to also be inverted when camera controls themselves are set to inverted while the Gyro function is activated. The good news is, this particular glitch will not be present in the final version, as long as you download the Day 1 Update for the game!
Daemon x Machina (Switch) comes out on September 13th worldwide.
Source: Marvelous (Twitter)
Bayonetta
Nintendo have announced that from September 19th onwards, the Wii U version of both Bayonetta and Bayonetta 2 will no longer be available for purchase on the Nintendo eShop in Europe and Japan. Nothing announced for North America yet, but there’s no doubt this region will also be impacted.
Nintendo did not provide any reason to explain why these two games are to be delisted; all we know is that players who have already purchased Bayonetta and/or Bayonetta 2 will be able to redownload them indefinitely. Also, the Nintendo Switch versions of both games are not impacted by this: they will remain available for purchase even after September 19th.
Source: Nintendo (Twitter) / Nintendo
Ninja Box
Here’s the latest video for Ninja Box:
Ninja Box (Switch) comes out on September 26th in Japan.
Divinity: Original Sin 2 Definitive Edition
Spike-Chunsoft have announced that Divinity: Original Sin 2 Definitive Edition will be released on October 31st in Japan, on the same day as the previously announced PlayStation 4 version. It will be available exclusively via the Nintendo eShop, and will cost 7 800 Yen.
Here’s some pictures:
Divinity: Original Sin 2 Definitive Edition (Switch – eShop) comes out on October 31st in Japan. The Upcoming Games page has been updated!
Source: 4Gamer
Fire Emblem 0 (TCG)
Here’s some pictures of the latest series of the Fire Emblem 0 Trading Card Game, releasing on September 26th in Japan:
Source: 4Gamer
