Let’s Play! Oink Games update out next week, adds “This Face, That Face”
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Oink Games has announced that a new update will be made available for Let’s Play! Oink Games on March 17, with “This Face, That Face” being added. Improvements to the matching system have also been implemented – now if a room has empty player slots, you can enter a room mid-game and wait to join while spectating.
As for “This Face, That Face”, here’s a bunch of information about how it works:
Famitsu sales (2/28/22 – 3/6/22)
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Nintendo falls outside of top ten in Metacritic’s 2021 game publisher rankings
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Metacritic published its game publisher rankings for 2021, and it includes some interesting news about Nintendo.
Xbox Game Studios, Sony, and Humble Games make up the top three. We also see other familiar names like Capcom and SEGA in the top ten. Nintendo, however, is a few places beyond that sitting at #14.
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LEGO Super Mario gets LEGO Peach details, pricing, release date
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With MAR10 Day happening today, LEGO has passed along new information about its upcoming Super Mario sets, including ones for LEGO Peach. First details started to leak yesterday.
There are a total of seven new products on the way. The lineup includes Adventures with Peach Starter Course for $60, Goomba’s Shoe Expansion Set for $10, Fuzzy Flippers Expansion Set for $20, Yoshi’s Gift House Expansion Set for $30, Cat Peach Suit and Frozen Tower Expansion Set for $80, Peach’s Castle Expansion Set for $130, and Big Spike’s Cloudtop Challenge Expansion Set for $70.
Even more information can be found below:
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eBaseball Powerful Pro Baseball 2022 gets a 9-minute trailer
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With eBaseball Powerful Pro Baseball 2022 set to release on Switch next month, Konami has prepared a new trailer for the sports title.
Here’s the video:
Transiruby heading to Switch in April
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Transiruby, which was first revealed for Switch in 2018, now has a release date. Flyhigh Works along with Skipmore and Esquadra announced today the 2D action game is lined up for an April 28, 2022 launch.
Players will be able to pick up a piece of DLC titled “FM Synthesis Style BGM Pack” upon release. This will be priced at $4.99 / €4.99 / 500 yen.
More: Esquadra, Flyhigh Works, Skipmore, Transiruby
Gunvolt Chronicles: Luminous Avenger iX 2 Gal Gun: Double Peace collab revealed
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Inti Creates today unveiled the latest collaboration for Gunvolt Chronicles: Luminous Avenger iX 2, announcing that demon-in-training Kurona from Gal Gun: Double Peace will be added as a new boss character. She’s set to appear as paid DLC on March 24, 2022.
Kurona isn’t just a boss fight. By defeating her, players will win a special ability.
Monster Hunter Rise update out now (version 3.9.1), patch notes
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Another update for Monster Hunter Rise is now available, with Capcom issuing version 3.9.1. It comes with new Event Quests, the latest DLC, and a few different fixes.
The full patch notes are as follows:
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3DS eShop charts – March 9, 2022
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection announced, confirmed for Switch
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Konami, in collaboration with Digital Eclipse, has announced Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection, a package of classic titles. It’ll be arriving on Switch later in 2022.
Fans can look forward to a total of 13 titles with 8-bit, 16-bit, and arcade experiences and their Japanese versions included. Various quality-of-life features are planned such as save anytime and rewind, button mapping, and added online play for certain games with local multiplayer for all titles where originally intended. Each game also has a digital game guide “to help players fight and sometimes swim through difficult areas.”
