Azur Lane: Crosswave on Nintendo Switch to Include Updated “Photo Mode”

Publisher Idea Factory International have recently unveiled some new details for the Nintendo Switch version of the third-person-shooter styled game Azur Lane: Crosswave, which is due to be released late February 2021 across Europe and North America.

Azur Lane: Crosswave Dated for Nintendo Switch in Europe and North America

Publisher Idea Factory International have announced that the Nintendo Switch version of Azur Lane: Crosswave will launch physically and digitally on the 19th February 2021, within Europe, and on the 16th February 2021 within North America.

Azur Lane: Crosswave to Launch February 2021 on Nintendo Switch

Following on from its Nintendo Switch announcement last month, publisher Idea Factory International have now announced that Azur Lane: Cross will launch on the Nintendo Switch during February 2021.

Azur Lane: Crosswave Character DLC Available Now

Idea Factory International have announced that the five new DLC Characters for Azur Lane: Crosswave are now available for the PlayStation 4 and Windows PC (STEAM) version of the game, with the characters available as a bundle or individually from the respective digital storefront.

Azur Lane: Crosswave to Launch on Nintendo Switch in 2021

Following on from its Nintendo Switch release in Japan earlier this year, North American based publisher Idea Factory International have now announced plans to release a localised release of Azur Lane: Crosswave onto the Nintendo Switch within Europe and North America next year.

Azur Lane: Crosswave Character DLC Launches This October on PS4 & STEAM

Idea Factory International have announced that the additional five characters coming to Azur Lane: Crosswave, the third-person-shooter based upon the Azur Lane franchise, will launch on the 5th October 2020 for the PlayStation 4 and Windows PC (STEAM) versions of the game.

Azur Lane: Crosswave to Receive Five Additional DLC Characters Later This Year

Those looking for additional warship-styled-waifu’s in Azur Lane: Crosswave will be excited to learn that Idea Factory International plan to release five additional characters for the game later this year.

Game Review: Azur Lane: Crosswave (PlayStation 4)

Military warships merged with femaled anime characters can only mean one thing; Azur Lane, and now the iconic mobile franchise is available in the west as a full-fledged PlayStation 4 release known as Azur Lane: Crosswave. Will this title sail away to victory, or will it sink like the many before it? Let’s take a look and find out.

Azur Lane: Crosswave Content Drop Highlights the Battle Mechanics

Publisher Idea Factory International have recently revealed some more details for Azur Lane: Crosswave, the PlayStation 4 and STEAM game adaptation of the popular battleship themed gacha game in Japan, and this time the spotlight has shifted to the varying battle mechanics one will find within the game as well as details about even more characters found within Azur Lane: Crosswave.

Azur Lane: Crosswave Characters & Gameplay Detailed Shared in New Content Drop

It seems Idea Factory International have a lot to share when it comes to Azur Lane: Crosswave as the publisher have revealed even more details for the game including new character bios and further clarification surrounding the Neptune DLC.