Edia Switch 2027 Releases: Dragon Slayer The Legend of Heroes, Psikyo Memories, Toshinden Collection Headed to Nintendo Platforms

Edia announced a slate of retro releases planned for a worldwide 2027 launch, bringing legacy franchises to both Nintendo Switch and the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2. The publisher confirmed Dragon Slayer: The Legend of Heroes 1 & 2 for Nintendo Switch, while two collections, Psikyo Memories and Toshinden Collection, are slated for Nintendo Switch 2. The reveal was summarized in an overview reported by Gematsu. Dragon Slayer: The Legend of Heroes 1 & 2 The ported edition traces back to the PC Engine release of Dragon Slayer: The Legend of Heroes, originally issued in 1991 as the sixth entry in the Dragon Slayer series. Edia noted that the PC Engine build included occasional voice acting for the main character, and the company said the modern re-release will preserve that version to retain the original narrative presentation. In company remarks, Edia described the project as a faithful revival of the classic RPG pair for contemporary platforms. Psikyo Memories Psikyo Memories packages arcade-era shoot em ups from Psikyo, the studio known for high-speed shooters that defined much of the 1990s arcade scene. Edia characterizes the collection as a complete set that preserves the signature frantic action of the original titles. The publisher intends the compilation to deliver the arcade experience to modern hardware while keeping the core gameplay intact. Toshinden Collection Toshinden Collection will include Battle Arena Toshinden, Battle Arena Toshinden 2, and Battle Arena Toshinden 3. These entries, published originally by Takara, were among the earliest fully 3D fighting games on the original PlayStation. Edia confirmed the collection will support same-screen multiplayer, allowing players to revisit the series with local opponents. All three projects are scheduled for release worldwide in 2027, with further details to follow. The announcements position Edia as an active curator of retro catalogs for Nintendo hardware, and the company has promised additional updates on platforms and eShop availability as development progresses. For source coverage and ongoing updates, Gematsu provided the initial overview of these releases.