There’s a lot to unpack in the world of video games today, like the announcement that Animal Crossing: New Horizons will finally get save data transfers. Demon’s Souls remake developer Bluepoint Games also tweeted about a “symphony of rumors” in regards to the game’s locked door, Super Mario 3D All-Stars got a critical update, and more. Here’s the video game news you might’ve missed on Nov. 17, 2020.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons Will Finally Allow Save Data Transfers Between Systems This Week
Nintendo released a trailer for the Animal Crossing: New Horizons Winter Update, showcasing what’s next for the hit game. In it, we get to see a sneak peek at Turkey Day and Toy Day and, more importantly, the ability to transfer your save data from one Nintendo Switch to another. The game’s save features have plagued the community for a while now, due to its restrictions, but this will be mitigated when the update goes live on Nov. 19.
Sony Denies That It Considered Pricing PS5 Games Higher Than $70
As part of a recent interview with The Telegraph (as relayed by VGC), Sony’s Jim Ryan denied rumors that the company originally considered pricing PlayStation 5 games higher than $70. You’ll recall a Bloomberg article reported that Sony had considered charging even more for its PS5 games, but Ryan assured this is “categorically false.” However, Ryan did defend the $70 next-gen pricing model, stating it’s “reflective of the growing development resources needed for these ambitious games.”
Read More: $70 PS5 game pricing is fair, argues PlayStation boss
Super Mario 3D All-Stars Adds GameCube Controller Support to Sunshine
Super Mario 3D All-Stars has gotten a free update implementing GameCube controller support into Super Mario Sunshine. This is the same update that allows the ability to invert the controls, so now Sunshine plays almost exactly the same way it did when it launched for the GameCube in 2002. Keep in mind though that you must have a standard Switch model and an adaptor to utilize a GameCube controller — the Switch Lite doesn’t support this controller option.
Read More: How to Update Super Mario 3D All-Stars
Cyberpunk 2077 Will Launch on Two Discs on PlayStation 4
At least the PlayStation 4 version of Cyberpunk 2077 will be 70 GB in size and will ship on two discs, according to images of the game’s box art (via Twitter user @WOops3301). Much like the developer’s previous game, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, Cyberpunk 2077 will come with extra goodies like a world compendium, stickers, postcards, a map, and a code for digital content. It’s expected to hit store shelves on Dec. 10 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC, and it will be compatible with PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. Next year, a dedicated next-gen version of the game will also be released, and it will be a free upgrade for those who already own the current-gen version.
https://twitter.com/WOops3301/status/1328441812395167744
Fans Think Demon’s Souls’ Locked Door Is in Reference to Symphony of the Night
Yesterday, we reported on the mysterious locked door found within the Demon’s Souls remake. Fans were able to use the game’s photo mode to spot an item behind the door, but it’s still unknown what the item is, since the door has yet to be opened. Today, the game’s developer, Bluepoint Games, tweeted an image of the item, with the caption, “A symphony of rumors…” leading many to think this is a tease for a Castlevania: Symphony of the Night remake. Of course, this has not been confirmed at all, but it is very curious to see Bluepoint add fuel to the fire with its tweet. Will the item behind the door confirm the studio’s next game? We’ll have to wait to find out.
A symphony of rumors…@VaatiVidya, @maximilian_, @Distortion_2, @Lobosjrgaming, @avoidthepuddle, @KrimsonKB pic.twitter.com/bDGAstbvvc
— Bluepoint Games (@bluepointgames) November 17, 2020
Published: Nov 17, 2020 06:25 pm