Gal Metal Turns It Up To Eleven On Switch Next Month New Trailer And Release Date Revealed
Gal Metal Turns It Up To Eleven On Switch Next Month, New Trailer And Release Date Revealed Nintendo Life A Switch exclusive by Share: on It has been revealed that the Nintendo Switch exclusive will arrive on 2nd November in Europe and 30th October in North America, and a brand new trailer has been released to celebrate. There are actually two ways to purchase your own copy of Gal Metal. Firstly, the game will be available to pre-order digitally from 18th October, giving metalheads the chance to headbang their way to victory with Joy-Con in hand as soon as the game launches. Your alien invasion-preventing journey can also be expanded further with the 'Encore Pack' DLC, adding five new characters to the game, each with their own unique story episode and song. This DLC pack will release on the same day as the main game. Alternatively, you could wait until the release date to get your hands on even more content via the Gal Metal: World Tour Edition available from selected retail stores. This contains the base game and the Encore Pack DLC, bundled together on the same Nintendo Switch cartridge, along with a previously unannounced exclusive set of 'heavy metal stickers'. These stickers feature an assortment of in-game characters that are designed for use with your Switch or Joy-Con controllers. If you want to learn more about this one, or if you're completely in the dark as to what we're talking about here, feel free to explore of the game, or . That should hopefully be more than enough to get you going. Will you be treating yourself to this one? Are drums and aliens your perfect gaming mix? Tell us below with a comment. Related Games Share: About Ryan can list the first 151 Pokémon all in order off by heart – a feat he calls his ‘party trick’ despite being such an introvert that he’d never be found anywhere near a party. He’d much rather just have a night in with Mario Kart and a pizza, and we can’t say we blame him. Comments ) This looks silly, absurd, and fun! I love the style and the concept of drumming without being restricted to a specific order. After all, drums are probably the most improvisatory instrument in a band, so this style is much more accurate! veeeeeery interesting. I might bite on this one Great, I was wondering when it would finally be released in the west.
Can't wait! The first sentence of your article is missing a word between 'will' and 'on'. I'm so hyped for this! I almost imported the Japanese version, but then they announced the western release. How come that I never knew of this existing. Looks right up my alley, I'll be biting on this one once November arrives. Is this anything like Gitaroo Man? So.....
Is the pedal from LABO Toy Con 03 usable for Bass pedal ? Congrats! You passed the test (and definitely didn't observe a mistake)... Cheers I ended up importing the Japanese version of this digitally, after reading NintendoLife's great review.
What I'd love to know is: will my game magically turn into English once this gets released in the west? My other Japanese imports all run in English, so I'm hoping... Didn't care for the demo, unfortunately, but I do like the idea of it. It’s really not that great. I am a musician and music teacher, and I love all manner of rhythm and music games. Not this one, though. Looking fun Taiko no Tatsujin comes out on the same day Didn't see much to this until I clicked that link. May have to move this into my "maybe" category. Metal and an game? What can be wrong here? And also by studying game covers you can observe some company influence in different markets. There is no Yamaha drum kit on European cover (but you can clearly see Roland keyboard), really small Yamaha drum kit on Japanese cover and really big Yamaha drum kit on US cover! Leave A Comment Hold on there, you need to to post a comment...
Can't wait! The first sentence of your article is missing a word between 'will' and 'on'. I'm so hyped for this! I almost imported the Japanese version, but then they announced the western release. How come that I never knew of this existing. Looks right up my alley, I'll be biting on this one once November arrives. Is this anything like Gitaroo Man? So.....
Is the pedal from LABO Toy Con 03 usable for Bass pedal ? Congrats! You passed the test (and definitely didn't observe a mistake)... Cheers I ended up importing the Japanese version of this digitally, after reading NintendoLife's great review.
What I'd love to know is: will my game magically turn into English once this gets released in the west? My other Japanese imports all run in English, so I'm hoping... Didn't care for the demo, unfortunately, but I do like the idea of it. It’s really not that great. I am a musician and music teacher, and I love all manner of rhythm and music games. Not this one, though. Looking fun Taiko no Tatsujin comes out on the same day Didn't see much to this until I clicked that link. May have to move this into my "maybe" category. Metal and an game? What can be wrong here? And also by studying game covers you can observe some company influence in different markets. There is no Yamaha drum kit on European cover (but you can clearly see Roland keyboard), really small Yamaha drum kit on Japanese cover and really big Yamaha drum kit on US cover! Leave A Comment Hold on there, you need to to post a comment...