Revisit Classic Nintendo DS RPGs with Remastered Collection for Nintendo Switch

The only drawback about this brand-new Train Odyssey Origins Collection is that it will be a bit more expensive than expected. Instead of selling for the typical cost of $59.99, the Origins Collection is going to retail for $79.99 in overall. Atlas will be selling each specific installment on its own, but each title will cost $39.99 individually. As such, if you're going to ultimately get all three entries that are being remastered in HD, you might simply wish to police officer the Origins Collection.

Three timeless role-playing video games from the Nintendo DS are now confirmed to be returning on Nintendo Change in the type of brand-new remastered collection. In the last few years, the Switch has become a new house for many titles from older Nintendo platforms such as the Wii, Wii U, and occasionally the DS. Now, this trend will once again be continuing later on this summer when designer and publisher Atlas re-releases the very first 3 installments in among its most cherished franchises.

Reported as part of today's new Nintendo Direct, Atlas will be remastering Train Odyssey, Train Odyssey II: Heroes of Laggard, and Train Odyssey III: The Drowned City. These three titles will be released in a single bundle called the Train Odyssey Origins Collection which is set to strike Switch on June 1st. In addition to releasing as a console exclusive for Change, the Train Odyssey Origins Collection will likewise be concerning PC through Steam.

Released back in 2007, the original Train Odyssey went on to spawn various follows up, spin-offs, and even various remakes for Nintendo DS and 3DS. Up until this point, however, the franchise has never ever appeared on a non-DS or 3DS platform, which has actually caused lots of calls from fans to bring the series somewhere else. While it took a bit longer than anticipated, Atlas clearly heard those cries and is now looking to broaden the reach of Train Odyssey on Switch and PC.

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Three traditional role-playing video games from the Nintendo DS are now confirmed to be returning on Nintendo Change in the kind of brand-new remastered collection. In recent years, the Switch has end up being a new house for a vast number of titles from older Nintendo platforms such as the Wii, Wii U, and sometimes the DS. Declared as part of this week's new Nintendo Direct, Atlas will be remastering Train Odyssey, Train Odyssey II: Heroes of Laggard, and Train Odyssey III: The Drowned City.