Launching for PC, PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch.
Available at a ridiculously cheap price, too.
Hopefully it finds more success this time around.
It's Virtuous bringing the game to Nintendo's platform.
As per creator Eric Barone, there will be a QA phase for the new features.
The ratings given by the Australian Ratings Board suggests that the games will be released as part of two separate collections.
Meanwhile, Nintendo's Breath of the Wild also hits a major milestone.
A complete video walkthrough of Lost Sphear.
Meanwhile, Splatoon 2 on Switch crosses 2 million units sold in its lifetime.
But the future of Monster Hunter on Nintendo Switch is something that will be considered.
It's (S)witch time, folks.
The Wii classic returns to a Nintendo system, at last.
Plus, Zoink Games discusses the Xbox One X version of the game.
Keep the games coming, Square Enix.
He also goes on to share his enthusiasm regarding making the game.
Calm down there, Nintendo...
That's one loaded package.
I imagine both companies have a lot to show this year.
Could the game actually be on track for a 2018 release?
And it will run at a full 60fps, even with 3D on.
