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UPDATE: Leaker Dusk Golem has said the screenshot of their supposed leaked details on Monster Hunter Wilds is fake.
The remake of the 2004 platformer is allegedly developed on Unreal Engine, with leaker Midori corroborating its existence.
Known leaker Midori notes that rumors of an Xbox release are also correct and alleges that the RPG will arrive on multiple platforms.
"I think it's a real serious question that's being asked I'm sure in Tokyo, in Redmond, Washington, in Kyoto," says industry veteran Peter Moore.
Midori, known for leaking announcements for upcoming Sega and Atlus titles, says Nikkei's report on the new date is "correct information."
The Switch is inarguably in its final stages of its lifecycle. As such, we try to speculate what its successor would look like from a specs perspective.
A new report has corroborated recent claims that the release of Nintendo's next-gen console has been pushed back into the first quarter of 2025.
Leaks had claimed that Hi-Fi Rush was headed to Nintendo Switch and PS5, but its recent announcement has officially confirmed it only for the latter.
Additionally, an Indie World presentation is also scheduled for March, a known leaker has claimed.
Recent reports have claimed that the console, previously set to launch later this year, has been pushed back into 2025.
Multiple credible sources have claimed that Nintendo has pushed back the launch of its next-gen console to early next year.
Developers will also be able to apply technical improvements to existing titles in the Nintendo Switch's library, it's been claimed.
Previous leaks have strongly suggested that Nintendo's next-gen console is set to launch in the second half of 2024.
Prominent leaker NateTheHate has claimed that based on what he's heard, Nintendo is going to announce its next-gen console next month.
The Jet Set Radio reboot will tell a "new" story that will feature both new and returning characters, it's been claimed.
Leaks have previously claimed that first-party Xbox titles like Sea of Thieves and Hi-Fi Rush are headed to PlayStation and Switch.
Display shipment data suggests that the console could be easier to find in stores, per Bloomberg reporter Takashi Mochizuki.
The Nintendo Switch 2 might be getting a slightly bigger display, but with a worse panel than its predecessor.
Atlus' upcoming RPGs, both of which are set to launch this year, won't be available on the Switch, but a prominent leaker has confirmed they will be coming to its successor.
As per the survey, 8% developers are working on Switch 2 games, while 32% have said they are more interested in the platform than any others.
