Me voy a hinchar a indies. 

Hollow Knight,  Stardew Valley,  Snipperclips yShovel Knight tienen prioridad absoluta a falta de ver el vídeo del día 28.

Yooka-Laylee, Stardew Valley, Blaster Master Zero, Runner3 y más; avalancha de indies para Switch

Nintendo ha celebrado una presentación en la que ha querido dejar claro el fuerte apoyo que los desarrolladores independientes están brindando a Switch. La compañía ha revelado que se encuentra trabajando con varios estudios y mostrado los primeros títulos que llegarán a su nueva consola, que estará disponible a partir del 3 de marzo.

Entre los anuncios destacados por parte de Nintendo encontramos a Commander Video, cuyas aventuras seguirán en exclusiva para Switch con Runner3, disponible durante el próximo otoño. La aventura desarrollada de arriba abajo de Blaster Master Zero y su modo para dos jugadores es otra de las exclusivas de Nintendo, que llegará el 9 de marzo para 3DS y Switch.






Playtonic Games canceló la versión de Yooka-Laylee para Wii U pero anunció estar trabajando con Nintendo para llevarlo a Switch. La colaboración ha dado sus frutos y el juego de plataformas llegará durante este año a la nueva consola. Bajo el sello del Team17 también tenemos a The Escapists 2 y Overcooked: Special Edition.

Además de anunciar que Stardew Valley llegará a Switch este verano, Chucklefish Games también ha revelado que la consola de Nintendo será la primera en ofrecer modo multijugador. El mismo estudio también ha anunciado que WarGroove, un título de estrategia por turnos que ofrece partidas multijugador local y en línea y Pocket Rumble, un juego de lucha en 2D, también llegarán a Switch.







Seguirán apostando por Nintendo los suecos de Image & Form Games, que durante el verano distribuirán SteamWorld Dig 2para Switch. Shakedown Hawaii, el sucesor espiritual en 16-bits de Retro City Rampage, ofrecerá peleas callejeras en Switch a partir de abril, el mismo mes en el que también estarán disponibles el juego de naves Graceful Explosion Machiney el juego de acción Mr. Shifty.







Otros títulos indie mostrados o nombrados por Nintendo han sido: Enter the Gungeon, Shovel Knight, Thumper, Gonner, Kingdom Two Crowns, Flipping Death, Celeste, Dandara, TumbleSeed, Pocket Rumble, Perception, Ultimate Chicken Horse, Snake Pass, NBA Playgrounds, The Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth, Fast RMX, Shovel Knight: Specter of Torment, Rogue Trooper Redux y Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove.












Nintendo afirma que antes de que acabe el año se habrán lanzado más de 60 juegos indie en la eShop para Switch.

Fuente

Lista de juegos confirmados:

Rogue Trooper Redux
The Fall Part 2: Unbound
Treasurenauts
sU and the Quest for meaning
RIME
Zombie Vikings
Mr. Shifty
TowerFall Ascension
Oceanhorn: Monster of Uncharted Seas
Thumper
Splasher
RIVE
Enter the Gungeon
Cave Story
NBA Playgrounds
1001 Spikes
Redout
Unbox: Newbie's Adventure
Graceful Explosion Machine
Pocket Rumble
SteamWorld Dig 2
Little Inferno
Ultimate Chicken Horse
Runner 3
Neuro Voider
Kingdom Two Crowns
Pankapu
Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove
The Binding of Issac Afterbirth +
Duck Game
World of Goo
Yooka-Laylee
The Escapists 2
Shovel Knight: Specter of Torment
Blaster Master Zero
Toe Jam & Earl: Back in the Groove
Space Dave!
Tumbleseed: A Rolly Roguelike
Terraria
Wargroove
Fast RMX
Has Been Heroes
Human Resource Machine
Gonner
Dandara
Flipping Death
Snake Pass
Stardew Valley
Celeste
Perception
Hollow Knight
Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom
WonderBoy and the Dragon's Trap
Shakedown Hawaii
Overcooked!
The Jack Box Party Pack 3
Hover: Revolt of Gamers
Away: Journey of the Unexpected
Portal Knights
State of Mind
The Next Penelope
Mutant Mudds
Battle Chef Brigade
Ittle Dew 2


Comunicado oficial:

REDMOND, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Nintendo Switch system launches on March 3, and people can expect an exciting lineup of games on Nintendo eShop for day one and beyond. Nintendo has been working closely with independent publishers and developers to deliver a steady flow of unique and original experiences to Nintendo eShop.

“We’re working with both mainstream and independent developers to make Nintendo Switch the destination for entertaining games and experiences.”
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More than 60 quality indie games are confirmed for Nintendo Switch this year alone, and many games take advantage of unique Nintendo Switch features, including multiple play modes (TV mode, handheld mode, tabletop mode), flexible control options, local and online multiplayer* and innovative JoyCon functionality like HD rumble. In a Nindies Showcase video, Nintendo highlighted some of these games that are in development.

“Our Nindies Showcase gives fans a taste of some of the great content on its way to Nintendo eShop,” said Steve Singer, Nintendo of America’s Vice President of Publisher and Developer Relations. “We’re working with both mainstream and independent developers to make Nintendo Switch the destination for entertaining games and experiences.”

To view the Nindies Showcase video in its entirety, visit http://live.nintendo.com. Along with Nintendo Switch exclusives and timed exclusives, some of the highlights revealed in the video include:

• Runner3 from Choice Provisions: Runner3 continues the joyous adventures of CommanderVideo from BIT.TRIP RUNNER and Runner2. Players will encounter quests, branching paths, item shops, new Retro Challenges, new character moves, new dance moves and a roster of characters that somehow manages to rival the strangeness of Runner2. The game is scheduled to launch exclusively for Nintendo Switch this fall.
  
• SteamWorld Dig 2 from Image & Form Games: In the sequel to the award-winning original, you must dig deep, gain riches and explore an underworld riddled with danger. The game is scheduled to launch this summer.
  
• Yooka Laylee from Team 17 and Playtonic Games: Explore huge, beautiful worlds, meet an unforgettable cast of characters and horde a vault-load of shiny collectibles as buddy-duo Yooka (the green one) and Laylee (the wisecracking bat with the big nose). The buddy-duo platformer is coming to Nintendo Switch soon, with multiplayer functionality perfect for the system.
  
• Blaster Master Zero from Inti Creates: The same elements that made the original Blaster Master a hit are back, including side-scrolling vehicular combat, top-down adventuring and a huge sci-fi landscape, in addition to a host of new and improved gameplay systems. The game includes a two-player mode and will have numerous character cameos coming soon. Blaster Master Zero launches exclusively on both Nintendo Switch and the Nintendo 3DS family systems on March 9.
  
• Pocket Rumble from Chucklefish Games and Cardboard Robot Games: This deep 2D fighter makes players want to throw down, anywhere, anytime. The battles get even more intense with the inclusion of HD rumble: When players get hit by a weak attack, it’ll feel very different from getting rocked by a strong one. The game is scheduled to launch as a console exclusive for Nintendo Switch in March.
  
• Flipping Death from Zoink Games: Welcome to Flatwood Peaks, a small whimsical town with a problem – Death is on vacation. Play as Penny and help the ghosts with their peculiar problems on The Otherside. This puzzling adventure game is scheduled to come to Nintendo Switch later this year.
  
• Mr. Shifty from tinyBuild and Team Shifty: Shift through bullets, and master lightning-fast takedowns in a new kind of action game. Mr. Shifty follows a teleportation-fueled heist to break into the world’s most secure facility. Shift through walls, through bullets, cover huge distances and be everywhere at once. One shot kills. Survive on skills. HD rumble allows players to feel every punch, shot and crash. The game is scheduled to launch first on Nintendo Switch this April.
  
• Wargroove from Chucklefish Games: This turn-based strategy game offers local and online matches for one to four players. The game is scheduled to launch later this year.
  
• Stardew Valley from Chucklefish Games and ConcernedApe: Nintendo Switch will be the first console to support the game’s new multiplayer feature. The open-ended, country-life RPG is scheduled to launch this summer.
  
• Shakedown Hawaii from vBlank: This 16-bit spiritual successor to Retro City Rampage aims to be twice as good with twice the bits. From the boardroom to the streets, Shakedown Hawaii parodies big business and the white collar crimes that go alongside. Build your empire, monopolize the markets and collaterally re-zone the island’s destructible sandbox. It’s scheduled to launch first on Nintendo Switch this April.
  
• Graceful Explosion Machine from Vertex Pop: Skillfully pilot the advanced Graceful Explosion Machine (GEM) fighter while blasting swarms of crystalline enemies with your ludicrously overpowered quad-weapon array. This side-scrolling arcade shooter features HD rumble support, which means players will really be able to feel those machines explode. The game is scheduled to launch first on Nintendo Switch this April.
  
• Tumbleseed from aeiowu: A small seed heads up a mountain to save his home in this physics-based game. More than 30 unique upgrades help the seed overcome challenges and enemies. HD rumble means players will feel seeds traversing across the screen. The game is scheduled to launch on Nintendo Switch this spring.
  
• Overcooked: Special Edition from Team 17 and Ghost Town Games: In Overcooked, players must journey through a variety of cruel and unusual kitchens on their quest to become master chefs capable of conquering an ancient edible evil which plagues the land. Play solo or engage in classic, chaotic couch co-op for up to four players in both co-operative and competitive challenge modes. The special edition features the original game, plus all of the DLC. HD rumble integration means they can feel every chop through a tomato and the slosh of soup in a pot. Overcooked: Special Edition is coming later this year.
  
• The Escapists 2 from Team 17 and Mouldy Toof: The sequel to the hugely popular prison escape series supports drop-in/drop-out co-op for up to four players (additional accessories are required for multiplayer modes, and are sold separately). Players can tie together knotted sheets and use them to climb down high windows in new multi-level prisons, and find other new ways to make a break for freedom. The Escapists 2 is coming later this year.
  
• GoNNER from Raw Fury and Art in Heart: GoNNER is a tough-as-hell, score-based, procedurally generated platformer with roguelike elements. GoNNER is also a story about friendship between Ikk, Death and a space whale named Sally. You will die. A lot. The console version of the game launches first on Nintendo Switch with additional content tailor-made for the system later this year.
  
• Kingdom: Two Crowns from Raw Fury and Noio: In Kingdom: Two Crowns, attend to your domain, border to border, or venture into the wild to discover its wonders and threats. First revealed today, two players can come together in co-op mode to rule a kingdom. Their choices bring hope or despair to their subjects. The game is scheduled to launch later this year.
  
• Dandara from Raw Fury and Long Hat House: Dandara has awoken to reshape the world. In this strange world of quirky characters, nothing is at it seems. In this bizarre, gravity-bending world with hidden beauty, it’s up to Dandara, jumping from surface to surface, to restore order and direct a directionless world. The game is scheduled to launch on Nintendo Switch this summer with exclusive features and functionality, including HD rumble support.
  

To access Nintendo eShop, a system update that will be available on launch day is required. The system update downloads in the background, is designed to install quickly and doesn’t disrupt gameplay.

After visiting Nintendo eShop on Nintendo Switch for the first time, gamers can also purchase Nintendo Switch digital games on Nintendo.com. Users can purchase the games on Nintendo’s website and have them download automatically to their Nintendo Switch system at home or on the go, wherever there is a Wi-Fi connection.

Nintendo Switch launches March 3 at a suggested retail price of $299.99. For more information about the new system, visit http://www.nintendo.com/switch.

* Online services require a Nintendo Account. Starting this fall, some online services will also require a paid subscription. Paid online service availability may be limited based on location.

Note to editors: Nintendo press materials are available at http://press.nintendo.com, a password-protected site. To obtain a login, please register on the site.

Muy buenos titulos en general.

¿El mltijugador de Stardew Valley es cooperativo en la misma pantalla o es multi cada uno en su casa (con un online que no pienso pagar)?

(28-02-2017 21:52)Yonyx escribió:¿El mltijugador de Stardew Valley es cooperativo en la misma pantalla o es multi cada uno en su casa (con un online que no pienso pagar)?

Es un añadido  de hace "poco".  No sabría decirte,  pero sí que tengo claro que el juego es eminentemente para un jugador.  Y también decirte que si te gusta el género, es una puta maravilla hecha por un único tío. 



Con respecto a los indies,  no he visto todavía el vídeo.  A ver si puedo esta noche. Voy a tener que meterle un arreón del carajos al hilo del catálogo de Switch para este año... 

Echando un ojo por encima al listado, me interesan más de una decena...

A mi me interesan unos cuantos también, aunque el que cae de salida sí o sí es el SteamWorld Dig 2. Cómo me gustó el 1 y el de estrategia que sacaron, tengo ambos para 3DS

16 minutos de gameplay de Blaster Master Zero:



Éste cae fijo, cómo lo disfruté en NES

Un par de gameplays más de juegos presentados ayer:

Disponible día 1.

Jo-der, que pintaza gasta el Celeste.

14 minutos de FAST RMX: