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November 29, 2016

The Binding Of Isaac Looks To Be Coming To Nintendo Switch

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It seems as if The Biding of Isaac will release on the Nintendo Switch when it launches next year, at least according to a strong hint on the developer’s website. Nicalis founder Tyrone Rodriguez explained in a recent blog post that the DLC expansion pack for the game would be coming to “PlayStation 4, Xbox One and one more console.” Considering that he also added that it would not be available on PS Vita or Wii U, it really leaves the new Nintendo console as the only other viable option. It’s likely that some contractual wrangling is preventing him from explicitly stating that it is coming to the Nintendo Switch – especially considering no other game from a 3rd party has been confirmed for the hardware. Afterbirth+, the latest expansion for the game, is due to launch on PC at some point before the end of the year, while console versions will follow in Spring 2017.

September 8, 2015

The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth DLC Coming In October

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The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth is set to receive its first piece of DLC in October with the release of the large expansion pack Afterbirth. According to a blog post by the developer, the content will be available from October 30 on Steam although console versions of the game will have to wait a little long before they will get the DLC. The pack will add more than 100 hours of gameplay to the game, with new bosses, weapons, levels and unlockables. It will also bring a brand new game mode and an additional playable character, while also introducing challenges, daily quests, more than 120 new items and over 1,000 new rooms. “Trust me when I say, this DLC makes Rebirth feel like a completely new game,” McMillen wrote. “It’s rare that I design a game that I really look forward to play testing daily. You guys will really love it!” The Binding of Isaac was first released in 2011 by Edmund McMillen, one of the two-man studio Team Meat