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Divekick
A major update to Divekick, known as Addition Edition, releases today on PlayStation 3 and Steam, according to the game’s official Twitter account. The update is free for those who have already purchased Divekick.
Addition Edition alters character moves, fixes bugs, and adds some non-gameplay features – including being able to control the menu with the d-pad. A complete list on the changes can be found on the Divekick forums.
The Baz has been changed the most with the update, and the forum post detailing his changes said he, “has essentially been removed from the game and replaced by New Baz.” Other major updates include adding how to play screens to the main menu, and adding the ability for blind selection in ranked play.
Addition Edition is also coming to the PS Vita shortly after the PS3 and Steam update, according to Divekick’s twitter. It also confirmed to a fan on Twitter that there won't be a cross-buy option for PS4.
On April 8, Divekick is hosting an eSports Hour, where it will reveal a new character that is included in a future version: Divekick Addition Edition Plus. Divekick Addition Edition is also coming to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, but no release date has been announced.
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