That headline might be a little confusing for those who have been paying attention to our game ratings posts over the last few months. Quite awhile ago, we shared a Brazilian ratings board listing for Journey to the Savage Planet on Switch, and that was followed up recently with a Switch ESRB rating as well. That should mean a port is a done deal, right? Well, things are now a little bit murky following comments from the dev team.

Developer Typhoon Studios's creative director Alex Hutchinson recently appeared on the Game Informer podcast, and he was asked about Journey to the Savage Planet on Switch. Hutchinson responded with the following.

“If we could ever get a Switch version together, I think it would be brilliant to have the two people next to each other, so we’re looking into it.”

Adding to that statement, Hutchinson said the team is “still figuring out how to handle” the game on Switch, and would most likely work with an outside studio for help.

I happen to think this conversation is just a bit of distraction by the developers. We clearly see they're more than considering a Switch release with the various ratings. I'm guessing they just aren't ready for the full reveal yet.

DOOM Eternal is the latest installment in the long-running franchise, but it's going to offer an old-school option for longtime fans of the series. As you see in the tweet above, DOOM Eternal is going to include an option that lets you center your weapon on screen. FPS games nowadays have your gun aligned more left/right, the early days of the genre saw your gun smack-dab in the center. That exactly what the original DOOM offered, and now you can go back to that style when Eternal launches in March 2020.

Time once again to make note of what's heading to the Switch in the near future, and see just how much space you'll need to download these titles. Check out the latest rundown below.

Soul Axiom Rebooted – 7.3GB
Princess Maker: Faery Tales Come True – 4.0GB
Warhammer Quest 2: The End Times – 1.7GB
60 Parsecs! – 1.5GB
Melbits World – 999MB
Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath – 962MB
Demon’s Tilt – 754MB
JDM Racing – 714MB
Regions of Ruin – 686MB
Clumsy Rush – 583MB
Super Crush KO – 384MB
Kuukiyomi: Consider It! – 146MB
Link-a-Pix Deluxe – 107MB

We got the drop on the announcement of the GALAK-Z: The Dimension and Skulls of the Shogun: Bone-a-Fide Edition Platinum Pack, which was rated for release in Australia. Now we have even more word on the double pack's release, as both Amazon and GameStop have added listings for the game. Both have the title priced at $30, and list the release for March 31st, 2020.

I love a good game mystery. Things in games that were deliberately included, but you can't explain why. The 'ghost' in Super Mario 3D Land is the perfect example. While we've talked about this ghost in the past, that was only in relation to its appearance in Level 4-4. Did you know you can spot this ghoul in other locations of the game? Check out the video above to see where else he pops up!

Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom visit Pokemon Cafe

- the pair visited with their 8 year old son
- Pikachu came out to greet them for photos

Pikachu comments on being Japan's ambassador at the Dubai Expo 2020

- the Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade, & Industry published a press release on Japan’s involvement in Dubai Expo 2020
- Pikachu was chosen to be Japan’s ambassador at Dubai Expo 2020
- Pikachu himself commented on the announcement: “There are over 800 different types of Pokemon and the world is brimming with diversity. At Dubai Expo 2020, me (Pikachu) and my friends will join forces to support Japan!”

Pokemon Stand updated for Christmas

- Pokemon Stand vending machines now feature Pikachu wearing a Santa hat

Pokemon Sword and Shield dominoes tribute

- Marnie creation featuring 13,306 dominoes

Pokemon GO datamining

- new models for Wrumple, Raticate, and Wobuffet wearing party hats discovered
- Party Hat Wrumple originally appeared as part of loading screen artwork for New Years 2018

Never Again – Horror/first-person Quest. The main essence of the game is research locations and puzzles, plunging in the dramatic story of a little girl suffering from asthma.

The main character – Sasha Anders, a thirteen year old girl who awakens from a nightmare. The world seems to be upside down for her. Everything becomes so strange. The house is imbued with loneliness and longing and it seems strange to our character considering it was always dominated by love and harmony. Everywhere except for the heroine’s room, suspiciously darkens, without even a single sound. Her parents and younger brother have gone missing. The girl is smart and sensible beyond her years, but each person has their own fears, and sometimes they cannot cope. This is especially troubling Sasha, due to the slightest fear, she feels suffocated.

The story that we’ll tell you penetrates deep in your heart and leaves the experience forever. The saddest part of this mystical tale, is that it is not a tale at all. This is the story of a little girl, the story of Sasha Anders.

Never Again hits the Switch on Jan. 30th, 2020, and is priced at $14.

G-mode have announced plans to release their crop-gathering simulation game Gunma’s Ambition -You and me are Gunma- to Switch on Dec. 23rd, 2019. The game is priced at ¥980, with preloads now live at 30% off (¥686). The game requires 53 MB and supports both Japanese and English.

Ittaro has announced plans to bring the real time card battle game Kadobat Wars Project to Switch in 2020. This is a sequel to the original Kadobat Wars game released worldwide in 2018.

SELF is a suspenseful Kafkaesque text-based adventure game with simulation and puzzle mechanics.

My father has vanished, yet I seem to be the only one who has noticed. Even my own mother is completely indifferent to his absence. The journey I must embark upon to bring him back is one that can only be traveled alone.

In this introspective adventure, you must collect clues from throughout your journey and piece them together to find out the whole story. But— will you seize the opportunity to find your SELF?

Key Facts

- Platform: Steam, Nintendo Switch, PS4 (later 2020)
- Release Date: January 16th, 2020
- Genre: Adventure, Psychological, Word Game
- Developer: dobell
- Publisher: indienova

SELF comes to the Switch on Jan. 16th, 2020. No word on pricing at this time.