Tokyo-based publisher and developer Live Wire is holding an Early Summer Sale on the Switch eShop. A small handful of the studio — which is most famous for porting multiple Cave-developed shooters to the system — have been reduced worldwide, and you can't really go wrong with any of them.
The sale started on 16th June and is running until 6th July, and four great games are included. DoDonPachi Resurrection, Mushihimesama, and Espgaluda II — three titles originally developed by arcade shooter masters Cave — are all discounted by 35%. And rounding off the sale, Treasure's Radiant Silvergun is reduced by 30%. Four stone-cold classic arcade shooters all for a great price; what's not to love?
We've popped the North American and European discounts below for ease, but the sale is live in all regions, along with a link to each individual store page on Live Wire's website:
| Game | Price (EU) | Price (NA) |
|---|---|---|
| Mushihimesama | ||
| Espgaluda II | ||
| DoDonPachi Resurrection | ||
| Radiant Silvergun |
On top of that, Super Deluxe Games are releasing a physical version of DoDonPachi Resurrection on 28th September 2023. This limited edition is available in Japan only at the moment, and it includes a trading card, a soundtrack, a mini magazine, and a rather gorgeous three-sided case. You can pre-order this right now over on Super Deluxe Games for ¥4,980 (around £27.57 / $35.07)
Don't forget, you can also get an extra 5% off from our store. Head over to our store and enter the code NLIFE5 at the checkout to save even more
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Will you be downloading any of these excellent titles on Switch while they're on sale? Let us know in the comments.
Comments 6
All of them are worth getting, I'm might be a fan of DoDonPachi Resurrection the most but all of them are great. I own them already otherwise I would be snapping them up for the rotation. Now where is the OLED compatible flipgrip?
Espgaluda II is the only one still missing from my Switch, but it won't be so for long
All the ones you listed here are top drawer IMO. (And a bit hard for lil' ol' me, lol)
Jump on these! They have variable difficulties for novices to experts. You don’t have to get too caught up in scoring and mechanics if you don’t want to. All 4 are great but I’d lean more towards DoDonPachi Resurrection if you’re just getting in.
I have all of these but highly recommend them to others!
Im fascinated by the use of the term 'shooter' here. I only ever hear that used to refer to first or third person shooters
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