Personally, I’d wait until next week and pick up Dragon Quest 11 instead, but if you’ve got time to play them both, by all means grab this game as well. With this Switch version, a whole new audience can try the game out and explore its gorgeous world. Ni no Kuni is a bit better than a microwave burrito, with some outstanding art done by the masters at Studio Ghibli, but I do feel like a lot of the excitement around it was largely down to it being a competent swing at an HD JRPG. There was a stretch of time in the last console generation where home console owners were so starved for new JRPGs that microwave burritos started to look like fine cuisine. Ni no Kuni Wrath of the White Witch ($49.99) Beyond the amazing new presentation, there are some small changes and tweaks here and there, but for the most part this is slavishly adherent to the original game. The other way you can look at this? Well, it’s so faithful to the original that you really aren’t losing a lot if you opt to play the Game Boy version instead, which is obviously a much cheaper option than paying the cost of a full-price Switch game. If you haven’t played it before, this is a great way to experience it for the first time. This is one of the most beloved games in the Zelda series, given an amazing face lift while remaining completely faithful to the original version. There are two ways I suppose you could look at this release. Let’s check it all out! New Releases The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening ($59.99) I wrote them all out anyway, because that’s how we do things around here. We’ve got a few absolutely massive new releases to look at, along with a bunch of, uh, less-massive ones. Today’s article is all about those new releases and sales, friends.

Hello gentle readers, and welcome to the SwitchArcade Round-Up for September 20th, 2019.

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