However, it currently has no plans to offer the original titles or any classic Pokémon games for Nintendo Switch Online subscribers.
A new celebratory trailer also teases "NieR: Automata to be continued" at the end, though a sequel has not been officially announced.
Christopher Judge says he has "other projects" that he's "super excited about" with more information to be revealed this Summer.
The famed card battler returns with five characters (including two newcomers), brand new challenges, and much more on PC.
Retailing for $19.99 each, the releases will feature language-specific versions and no options to change them, just like the originals.
The franchise as a whole accrued over 10 million sales - a huge milestone since the first game's launch in 2017 for PlayStation 4.
Following a "recent business review," Sony has decided to shut down the studio, nearly a year after cancelling its last project.
"I respect the other ones out there, but I really think the age of a game is part of what it is," says the Bethesda creative director.
Just like its predecessor, Remedy's sequel borrows from the New Weird movement for its otherworldly themes and paranatural sights.
Current owners on Switch 1 can pay for the Upgrade Pack of the Switch 2 Edition, which is also getting a physical release on April 16th.
The update is being "changed and expanded" according to Bungie, and even getting a new name, with more details closer to release.
"I think it’s the kind of thing where if you love Starfield, we think you’re going to love this," says the studio's creative director.
Bethesda has spent "the last several years" upgrading Creation Engine 2 and is currently set to pass a "big milestone," says Todd Howard.
Producer Phil Girette says the team sees fan feedback and hears it "very loudly," but said, "We'll need some more time."
"We just want it to be the very best game it can be, and we want it to be complete when it comes out," says Fuse Games' Kieran Crimmins.
"Now we just need to focus on delivering updates and content to improve," said a development team member about the PvP shooter.
Sad Cat Studios says its cyberpunk side-scroller is "technically finishing," but it needs "a few more weeks" for a final round of polish.
Marketing and strategic planning expert Will Powers confirms that humans are voicing "all mainline" and side quest NPCs.
The controversial PvP raid shooter could be nearing the end following rock-bottom player counts and extensive lay-offs at Wildlight.
The demo is available until March 2nd as part of Steam Next Fest and will include a "selection of weapons, upgrades, and abilities."
