Arkane confirms the game will run at 4K and 30 FPS on Xbox Series X, and 1440p and 30 FPS on Xbox Series S, with a 60 FPS mode set to arrive "at a later date."
The trailer, which is set to go live at 7 AM PT on April 13, will be roughly three minutes long, Nintendo has confirmed.
The 3D turn-based strategy features 151 Pokemon from Gen 1, with 3v3 combat, online battles and trading, and much more on Switch.
THQ Nordic's global senior community manager Per Hollenbo says the game is making good progress, but hasn't quite hit the finish line yet.
Resident Evil 4 Remake slips down to second place, while Hogwarts Legacy hangs on to the No. 3 spot in the newest weekly charts.
The co-op third person shooter will be coming to the Switch later this month, while a free demo is also now available on the eShop.
Title Update 5's content, which includes a returning Elder Dragon, and release date for Nintendo Switch and PC will be revealed.
Rifles use hit-scan physics, melee attacks with two-handed weapons now kill stunned enemies, and companions are much more helpful.
The tropical map is one of many included in the upcoming MOBA, which launches on June 20th for Xbox, PlayStation and PC.
Lifeweaver is the latest Support hero, and there are new cosmetics, like Sigma's Galactic Emperor Mythic skin, to obtain.
Alongside its Xbox release, Ghostwire: Tokyo now also has gotten its latest update, adding new content to the game.
New story content will be added to Diablo 4 in its quarterly updates tied to new game mechanics, Blizzard confirms.
Microsoft has made an incredibly wide range of colour options available for the Xbox Elite Series 2 controller.
Microsoft has announced that its subscription service is now available on PC in another new set of countries.
A brief new trailer for Blizzard Entertainment's upcoming action RPG puts the spotlight on the Rogue class.
Square Enix and Sony will show off over 20 minutes of gameplay footage, showcasing more of the world, combat, and more.
PC players can find layouts for Xbox and PlayStation controllers, though keyboard and mouse aren't supported on consoles.
The retro first person shooter will be available on PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
Game director and Ascendant Studios CEO Bret Robbins confirms the developer's debut title, which has been in the works for five years, is close to being done.
The Xbox One and PS4 versions run at 30 frames per second. Cross-gen multiplayer and co-op details are also coming later.
