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‘The House of The Dead: Remake’ Arrives on the Nintendo Switch April 7 [Trailer]
The wait is almost over for fans hungry for MegaPixel Studio and publisher Forever Entertainment’s remake of The House of The Dead. The teams have announced that The House of The Dead: Remake will arrive on the Nintendo Switch via the Nintendo eShop on April 7, with pre-orders beginning on March 31.
Alongside the announcement is a new trailer. The 1997 classic rail-shooter will receive “a whole new entourage and gameplay changes to suit modern gaming standards” with The House of The Dead: Remake, and will boast the following features:
- Well known arcade classic with modern graphics and controls.
- True to the original gameplay.
- Local two-player multiplayer.
- Multiple endings.
- Photo mode.
- Achievements.
- Armory with unlockable weapons.
- Hordes of the undead monstrosities in a new game mode.
- Gallery with encountered enemies and bosses.
And don’t forget about the upcoming releases of The House of The Dead soundtracks by Cartridge Thunder, which you can order here.
During the Future Games Show, Bandai Namco and Supermassive have announced the first DLC for Little Nightmares III in “The Backstage”. Featuring new puzzles and challenges, this additional content will take players to the darkest part of the Carnevale, where they’ll meet a new character and face new perils. You won’t have to wait long to get it, either, as Little Nightmares III – The Backstage DLC will release on June 12.
In this new adventure, Low will meet Dime, a new child who wears a torch hat, which turns out to be a very helpful tool for finding their way in what lies beneath the curtains of The Carnevale. The two children will have to face new threats and use their light to find a way to save Alone from the hands of the Puppeteer.
In the original game, players meet Low and Alone, who are trapped within the Spiral, a cluster of disturbing places. The two will have to work together to survive in a dangerous world full of delusions. As they scamper and shelter on their journey to escape the grasp of an even greater threat, their senses may also lead them astray into the shadows.
Little Nightmares III is currently available for PC via Steam, Xbox One, Xbox Series, Nintendo Switch, Switch 2, PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5.