Did you manage to snag a pre-order for the Nintendo Switch 2? If you did, there’s exciting news heading your way. Sonic, one of the most beloved video game characters, will be part of the lineup available on the console’s release day. SEGA recently announced that “SONIC X SHADOW GENERATIONS” is set to drop on June 5th.
Sonic’s debut comes alongside the launches of “Yakuza 0 Director’s Cut” and “Puyo Puyo Tetris 2S” for the new console. You can now secure your physical or digital copy of these eagerly anticipated games.
“SONIC X SHADOW GENERATIONS” introduces players to a fresh storyline where you can take control of Shadow and explore his unique powers, truly showcasing why he’s considered the Ultimate Life Form. This edition also features a complete remaster of the critically acclaimed “Sonic Generations,” offering a thrilling journey through both 3D and 2D levels with enhanced visuals and a host of new bonus content.
Meanwhile, “Puyo Puyo Tetris 2S” promises to ramp up the excitement with its new “Puyo Tetris Doubles” mode. In this mode, you and a partner can engage in intense 2v2 battles, all on a single board, creating some dazzling combos. The game also supports local and online play for up to four players and features a diverse character roster of 40, including Sonic, each with unique stats and skills.
“Yakuza 0 Director’s Cut” presents the quintessential version of this highly praised entry in the Yakuza series, brought to life on the Nintendo Switch 2 with enhanced graphics. This upgraded edition offers never-before-seen story scenes and introduces the “Red Light Raid” online multiplayer mode, where you and your friends can team up to face waves of adversaries. Plus, it includes English and Chinese voiceovers, along with subtitles in French, Italian, German, Spanish, and Simplified Chinese.
Additionally, if you’re excited about what else is coming, pre-orders are now available for “RAIDOU Remastered: The Mystery of the Soulless Army,” which hits the shelves on June 19th. Later this year, keep an eye out for “Two Point Museum” to join the Switch 2 game library.
For further details on SEGA’s offerings for the Nintendo Switch 2, visit their official website at www.sega.com.