Arc’s Secret side quest guide in Mario & Luigi Brothership
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Arc’s Secret is one of Mario & Luigi: Brothership’s few missing side quests. It’s also most likely the first one you’ll be able to take on within the game’s story, and we’d recommend clearing it as soon as possible before you advance the main story. Here’s how to activate the side quest and what you get from completing it. There are very small story spoilers for the first five hours of the game within, so if you’re looking to avoid those details keep that in mind before you continue.
7 Star Feraligatr guide for Pokemon Scarlet and Violet
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The 7 Star Feraligatr Tera Raid Battle Event for Pokemon Scarlet and Violet is live now, and we have a guide for the event. It continues from now until November 3, and then comes back for a second run from November 8 to November 10. This powerful opponent is running Tera Dark, which increases the strength of Feraligatr’s Sheer Force-boosted Crunch attacks. If you’re looking to take down this tough foe, check out our tips and strategies below.
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Super Monkey Ball Banana Rumble demo now available
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SEGA has just announced that a demo for Super Monkey Ball Banana Rumble is now available for download on Switch.
For those of you who need a refresher, here’s an overview of the game:
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Shadow Man and Turok 2: Seeds of Evil now available on Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack
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Shadow Man and Turok 2: Seeds of Evil are now available as part of the Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack service, it’s just been announced.
These two titles are exclusively playable on the Mature 17+ version of Nintendo 64 – Nintendo Switch Online, which can be downloaded separately from Nintendo eShop.
We have a trailer for the two new games below; the titles in question feature mature content, so the video requires sign-in. The direct link to the trailer can be found here.
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Switch update out now (version 19.0.1), patch notes
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The latest firmware update for Switch just went live as Nintendo has started distribution of version 19.0.1.
This marks another update that won’t bring much excitement to system owners in terms of new features. However, it does fix a few bugs regarding GameCube controller compatibility and downloading software in sleep mode that were introduced in version 19.0.0 earlier in October.
Below are the official patch notes from Nintendo (machine translated until the official English notes are released):
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All Lakitu Quiz answers (Mega Wiggler’s Tree Party) in Super Mario Party Jamboree
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We’ve got the full list of Lakitu Quiz Answers for those of you playing Super Mario Party Jamboree’s single-player mode – more specifically, the answers for the mode’s second board, Mega Wiggler’s Tree Party.
For the most part, Super Mario Party Jamboree’s main story is straightforward. In other words, it’s simple enough to make your way through its content without searching for anything online – Lakitu Quiz Answers are the sole exception, though, because some of the questions get pretty tough. We’ve chronicled all the answers for Mega Wiggler’s Tree Party right here.
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Kirby 64 holds up 24 years later – here’s why
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Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards released in 2000. 24 years later, we decided to revisit the game with a 100 percent run. How does it hold up all these years later? We’d say that overall, yes, it does.
Kirby 64 released during an interesting era of the Kirby franchise. If you’ve ever played Kirby’s Dream Land 2 or 3, then you’re probably well aware that these games have their own unique feel to them that isn’t quite captured in future titles. Whether that uniqueness is a good thing or not is up to you, but Kirby 64, which came afterward, keeps that particular feel – in terms of not only its mechanics, but its aesthetics, characters, and general design philosophy as well.
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How save states make Nintendo Switch Online games accessible
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Speaking as broadly as possible, it’s probably safe to say that video games are slightly easier now than they were 30 years ago. Of course, that’s not the case for every video game – plenty of modern ones ramp up the difficulty on purpose. But when it comes to some of Nintendo’s greats – specifically in the Zelda and Metroid franchises – the older entries are absolutely more punishing, in most cases. Many of these older entries are currently available on Nintendo Switch Online (or its Expansion Pack), which allow save states and in some cases, rewinding time to correct mistakes you make in the game.
Today, we’re talking about which Nintendo Switch Online games benefit most from save states and rewinding for classic Nintendo platforms. Do you like using save states and rewind for a more casual play experience, or do you prefer playing these classic games as they were intended?
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Splatoon 4 should have these features and improvements
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A hypothetical Splatoon 4 would certainly be a Switch 2 title – and at the time of writing, the console still hasn’t been officially announced. Seeing as Splatoon 3’s content cycle has just wrapped up, it might be a little bit too early to start thinking about the game. Still, for many, it was a high point in the series, and after the conclusion of the excellent Grand Festival, it’s only natural to think about what could be next for one of Nintendo’s most popular franchises. Today, we’re looking at all sorts of new things we think would be cool to see in Splatoon 4.
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A Mountainous Mystery side quest guide for Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom
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A Mountainous Mystery is one of several side quests in The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom that leads to one of the game’s many accessories. In this case, your reward for this side quest is the Goron Bracelet, an item that increases your walking speed while carrying objects over your head. Here’s everything you need to know about A Mountainous Mystery and how to earn its ultimate reward.
