Media Molecule shared the impressive numbers of Dreams’ beta.

The exclusive PlayStation 4 was available for a limited time in a test where players helped. The studio gathers information to improve their next game.

According to shared, throughout the 49 days of beta, more than 21,700 players played the beta and created more than 35,700 levels that shared among the community.

Players streamed more than 17,000 hours of the Dreams’ beta into Twitch and close to 2,000 players interacted with the game with the help of PS Move.

These numbers and more curiosities shared through the image you can see below.

For a long time, PS Vita was the platform of choice for Japanese niche games. But this place is occupied by Nintendo Switch, the popular hybrid of Nintendo.

That’s where Geraint Evans. Manager of PQube publisher specializes in locating and launching various Japanese games. Believes when he thinks of how the Nintendo console got the mantle that belonged to the Sony notebook.

In a conversation with Twinfinite. Evans said that Switch is the ideal platform for these Japanese niche games. Especially as the PC market is getting more and more saturated.

“It’s not necessarily a problem with Japanese games, but it’s a problem with the volume of content.” “I’m really confident that this audience will switch to Switch.

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“There is so much available, and I am worried that many people will not be able to handle this storm.”

For Evans, Switch can help a lot of smaller publishers, and the fantastic sales of the console are a great incentive.

“I think it’s already on its way,” Evans says about Switch replacing PS Vita as the sweetheart of niche games.

“The hardware itself is fantastic, and the sales on the platform are outstanding.”

“As a publisher, that’s a relief because when we were watching Vita fall, we were left thinking about what things would be like in the future.”

“When we saw the Switch for the first time. We commented that ‘okay, the hardware is very cool, but we do not know how the ecosystem will work,’ then we saw that ‘wow, it’s selling well!’ The first things we launched at Switch were very successful. ”

The Switch has become the darling of the indies, but for PQube did more than that, it has become the new console of niche games.

Devil May Cry 5 is the latest high-profile game that hits stores without a Nintendo Switch version.

However, Capcom may consider working on the conversion. If the hybrid audience demonstrates their interest in another game of their own that is on their way to the Nintendo console.

Yes, if you want to believe that Devil May Cry 5 can reach Switch. You have to support the release of Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen.

In a new interview, via Reddit, Hideaki Itsuno asked about this Nintendo Switch version. And his answer spoke in support of Capcom’s next release on Switch.

According to Itsuno, Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen is on his way to the Nintendo Switch, will release on April 23rd and if he sells well, Capcom may consider converting Devil May Cry 5 to Switch.

Not the answer you wanted to hear, but at least not a certain close to the possibility.

Devil May Cry 5 is currently available on Xbox One, PC and PS4.

Furyu and NIS have officially announced The Alliance Alive HD Remastered.

After the early revelation, the publisher and studio confirmed that the game initially released on Nintendo 3DS in 2017 would be entitled to HD versions on Nintendo Switch, PC and PS4.

Although NIS America has not yet officially announced its location, NIS said the Western versions are on the way.

However, the Western release date has not yet been announced, although more details expected for March 17.

To celebrate the official announcement of The Alliance Alive HD Remastered, NIS revealed the first images.