Shueisha Games releases two Switch 2 titles, each with 100-yen upgrades
The Switch 2 Edition of the mystery adventure game and Schrodinger's Call both launched on October 29, with 2,080 yen and 2,480 yen download prices respectively.
Shueisha Games released the Nintendo Switch 2 Edition of its mystery adventure game, The Urban Legend Disassembly Center, on October 29, according to gamebiz.jp. The Nintendo Switch 2 Edition of Schrodinger's Call also went on sale the same day.
The Switch 2 Edition of The Urban Legend Disassembly Center adds a gallery feature for reviewing in-game graphics and supports Joy-Con 2 mouse controls. It is priced at 2,080 yen including tax for the download version. Owners of the original Nintendo Switch version can upgrade for 100 yen including tax, and packaged version owners are also eligible for the upgrade pass.
Schrodinger's Call Nintendo Switch 2 Edition raises non-cutscene game graphics to full HD and the frame rate from 30fps to 60fps. It is priced at 2,480 yen including tax, with a 100 yen upgrade for existing Switch owners. The Nintendo Switch 2 version of Schrodinger's Call is a separate title exclusive to Nintendo Switch 2.
A Steam bundle containing both The Urban Legend Disassembly Center and Schrodinger's Call has been decided, with details to be announced later on the official X account.
Quick answers
When did the Switch 2 Edition of The Urban Legend Disassembly Center and Schrodinger's Call release?
Both titles launched on October 29.
How much do the Switch 2 Editions cost?
The Urban Legend Disassembly Center is 2,080 yen including tax, and Schrodinger's Call is 2,480 yen including tax. Upgrades for existing Switch owners cost 100 yen including tax.
What new features does the Switch 2 Edition of The Urban Legend Disassembly Center add?
It adds a gallery feature for reviewing in-game graphics and supports Joy-Con 2 mouse controls.