This is the trailer for Butto Bird, one of the few games that was only seen at Nintendo’s Japanese event and is now available on the console’s eShop.
The last Nintendo Direct in June completed the round of news of No E3 for Switch in a month full of AAA and indiesalthough the company saved exclusive games for Japan like this one Butto Bird.
After an Xbox Games Showcase and a Summer Game Fest full of trailers for PCSteam Deck, PS4PS5 and Xbox, it seems that everything ended with the Japanese developer and publisher.
This action game with aerial battles was presented on video and shortly after doing so it was indicated that it could already be seen available on Nintendo eShopas long as it was from Japan.
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It’s about a game developed by LOCOBIT which is published by Shogakukan, only seems to be available in digital format for 990 yen; about 5.76 euros at the current currency exchange rate.
In the announcement left by both companies you can read that it is “a game development project from the publisher Coro Coro Comic“.
He launch trailer for this Butto Bird It can be seen at the beginning of this news, but you can always go to its official website for more information; This is its synopsis.
Fly, shoot and blast them through the air!
Butto Bird is an action and aerial battle game that allows up to four players to enjoy the exhilarating experience of flying freely through the sky with a charming and adorable “bird“equipped with a powerful”jetpack“.
The game’s unique combination of cute and hardcore elements creates an exciting and entertaining gaming experience.
With simple controls, both beginners and advanced players can enjoy intense aerial battles together.
Butto Bird trailer, one of the few games seen in the Japanese Nintendo Direct
Although it does not reach our territory, the August issue of the Monthly magazine Choir Choir It goes on sale on July 12, 2024 and comes with a special furoku book containing an episode of the manga.
“The long-awaited new work, which won the ‘Serialisation Winning Tori’ contest that began with the announcement of the game’s production, is the center of attention“, they say from the studio.
It’s clear that it has happened again, since Butto Bird was one of the few games that was only seen in the Japanese Nintendo Direct and it seems that many users would like to see it launched in Europe.
