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Another Daily Demon video for Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance has been released by Atlus. Today we’re taking a look at Jack-o’-Lantern.

Nintendo will be revealing the successor to Switch within this fiscal year, the company just confirmed.

That news comes directly from president Shuntaro Furukawa. Furukawa provided the brief update as part of today’s financial results – you can read about that here.

Also confirmed today is that the next Nintendo Direct will air in June. However, fans should expect to hear news about what’s slated for Switch for the second half of the year only.

The full statement reads:

Thanks to Nintendo’s latest financial results, we have an updated list of million sellers on Switch. This is based on data through March 31, 2024.

Two new entries are here this time around. As it turns out, Princess Peach: Showtime and Mario vs. Donkey Kong have both crossed the million mark.

Here is the full lineup of Nintendo million sellers on Switch for May 2024:

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Nintendo release schedule May 2024

Nintendo updated its release schedule for its May 2024 financial results, which covers the full fiscal year. The company is highlighting what’s on the horizon for Switch.

Right now there aren’t too many surprises. Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door and Luigi’s Mansion 2 HD are here, but both will be out within the next couple of months. Metroid Prime 4 is also still on the list, but doesn’t have any sort of release window. Pokemon Legends: Z-A is the main new addition, and that launches in 2025.

Here’s the complete schedule:

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Nintendo financial results May 2024

Nintendo’s financial results report for May 2024 is now available. This is a big one as it covers the company’s full fiscal year. As usual we’re able to see the latest update on Switch hardware sales and software sales plus more.

Below are the full highlights:

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Fire Emblem Heroes New Heroes & Rearmed Lumera

Fire Emblem Heroes has unveiled its latest summoning event, which is New Heroes & Rearmed Lumera.

Four new Heroes who are enveloped in a dark aura, including Rearmed Hero Lumera: Corrupted Dragon, will be appearing. Additionally, the next Grand Hero Battle with Lloyd: Vengeful Wolf starts later in the week.

Zelda A Link to the Past icons Nintendo Switch Online

For a limited time, Nintendo Switch Online members can obtain icons based on The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past.

Right now five designs are up for grabs, with each one based on a character. These include Link, Zelda, and more.

Endless Ocean Luminous Tetris 99

May 1: Endless Ocean Luminous is heading to Tetris 99 as part of a new event. This will be the 40th Maximus Cup for the game.

Players can participate with a Nintendo Switch Online membership. During the event, simply play the online mode and earn points. Points are dished out based on placement in each match. After reaching 100 event points, a new theme will unlock, featuring background art, music and Tetrimino designs inspired by Endless Ocean Luminous.

Shuffle Tactics

Club Sandwich’s upcoming project Shuffle Tactics will be released on Switch, it’s been revealed. As of now the studio hasn’t determined a release window.

Shuffle Tactics is a roguelite deckbuilding tactical RPG in which players will battle enemies with strategy, use cards to create powerful synergies, and bond with sidekicks to get an edge in battle. We’ve got more details in the following overview:

Endless Ocean Luminous review

System: Switch
Release date: May 2, 2024
Developer: Akira
Publisher: Nintendo


As thoroughly as humanity has managed to explore the surface of our planet up through the present day, it’s a well-known fact that the vast majority of Earth’s oceans remain unexplored. And while plenty of games have sought to make tangible the feeling of exploring an underwater realm, Nintendo’s Endless Ocean series remains one of only a handful that focuses on our planet’s biology first and foremost. It’s been over a decade since the last game in the series, Endless Ocean: Blue World, released on the Wii; that game has held a special place in my heart ever since, so I was excited to see Endless Ocean Luminous announced for the Switch. In some ways, it manages to bring the series forward in exactly the ways I had hoped – its expanded focus on multiplayer helps the sprawling seas feel a little more lively and dynamic, and enhanced controls and visuals make the act of exploring more pleasant than ever. Unfortunately, as an overall experience, Endless Ocean Luminous is a significant step backward from its predecessor in many ways, resulting in a package that feels significantly shallower than I had hoped.


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