The South Korean Game Rating Board has been an incredibly reliable source of information over the past several months. It's revealed the Switch launch exclusive Super Bomberman R would be released on multiple other platforms and announced Fortnite and Hungry Shark World ahead of the official unveilings for Nintendo's hybrid platform.
It's now rated "Puyo Puyo e Sports" for two platforms, with one of the systems being the Nintendo Switch. There's no existing title in the series with this name, leading to speculation it's a brand new entry in Sega's addictive puzzle line. It seems unlikely to have any ties to the cross-over game Puyo Puyo Tetris, based on the name alone.
What do you make of this? Would you like a more traditional Puyo Puyo game on the Switch? Could this be an entirely new entry? Tell us what you think in the comments.
[source gematsu.com, via grac.or.kr]
Comments 13
Cool? I'm sure this is for someone, but that Puyo Puyo Tetris demo was plenty Puyo for me.
Dont see the point since I own Puyo Puyo Tetris, and am not good enough to be competitive. Happy for those that are tho!
um. okay
Huuuuuuh.
Intriguing. I may even get it.
Love Puyo Puyo Tetris but I'm only half decent at Tetris and useless at Puyo Puyo. I just about handle the 2 mixed together but Puyo Puyo on its own has never clicked for me.Just can't get any speed going on it.I'm a good Dr Mario player though.
Give it to me!
This should be a f2p title like Fortnite. Something that's easy to get in and out if you want a quick practice session but also be focused on multiplayer and have little to no story.
If this ends up being true, then I'm hoping this entry brings back the missing Puyo modes that are in Chronicles, but not PPT.
Also, I'm decently equal between Puyo and Tetris.
I enjoyed puyo puyo tetris. So would not mind if this is true
Welp, at least you won't be stuck indoors training for some Puyo Puyo World Championships with the Switch version at least...
Instead of a new game, they could just release Kirby's Avalanche on the Switch's virtual console. Oh, wait, nevermind.
Really want Puyo Puyo Tetris but it's absurdly priced.
I never understood the point of competitive puzzle games to be honest. To me the challenge of Tetris was always personal, things like how high of a score I can get, how far I can progress, how many lines I can clear, that is what I enjoyed. As a result Puyo was never really my thing.
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