Lumini launch trailer
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Publisher 2Awesome Studio and developer Speelbaars have issued a launch trailer for Lumini, a flow-style adventure game for Switch. Watch it below.
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Aksys Games announces release windows for 2020 otome lineup on Switch
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Aksys Games has announced its upcoming lineup of interactive fiction (otome) titles arriving on Switch throughout 2020. Six releases are planned in total, starting with Code: Realize – Guardian of Rebirth on February 6.
Here’s the full rundown:
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Court overturns jury verdict against Wii Remote, $10.1 million jury award nullified
Posted on 5 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Wii | 0 comments
In 2013, iLife Technologies Inc. filed a lawsuit against Nintendo. The company claimed that motion-sensing accelerometer technology used in Wii Remote controllers infringed upon one of its patents. Five patents were previously dismissed, but Nintendo was ordered to pay damages relating to a sixth filing.
This past Friday, a federal court in Dallas ruled that this patent asserted against the Wii Remote was not valid, and determined that iLife Technologies Inc. was impermissibly trying to cover the broad concept of using motion sensors to detect motion. That means the ruling has nullified the $10.1 million jury award against Nintendo from 2017.
SuperEpic getting a physical release, including Badge Collector’s Edition
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Numskull Games today announced a special physical release for SuperEpic, a Metroidvania-style adventure game. Fans will be able to purchase a standard version or the Badge Collector’s Edition. With the latter release, a special collector’s display box is included along with six high-quality pin badges. Only 5,000 copies will be produced on Switch.
Here’s some information about SuperEpic:
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Mario Kart Tour new multiplayer test announced, will be open to all players
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Mario Kart Tour will host a second multiplayer test, Nintendo has announced. This time around, it will be open to all players. The original test required a Gold Pass.
Nintendo says that further information including specific dates will be shared “in the near future.”
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Sinless out on Switch this week
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Sinless, a mashup of point-and-click and visual novel gameplay, was announced for Switch last month. Today, publisher Forever Entertainment confirmed that it will be dropping in just a few days – January 23 to be exact.
Here’s an overview of Sinless, along with a trailer:
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Super Kirby Clash director discusses the game’s ending song
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Super Kirby Clash director Yumi Todo has shared some new information about the Switch game, specifically relating to the ending song. Todo actually shared the first draft of the score and lyrics while also discussing how HAL Laboratory approached the music.
Here’s the message in full:
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Skellboy Switch footage
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The action-RPG Skellboy finally debuts on the Switch eShop on January 30. For a look at some footage, check out the video below.
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Monster Energy Supercross: The Official Videogame 3 – “Female Riders” trailer
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The latest trailer for Monster Energy Supercross: The Official Videogame 3 is in, which showcases the ability to play as female riders. View it below.
Capcom on the possibility of a new Mega Man Battle Network
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Capcom seems to be doing more with Mega Man now than it has in awhile. Mega Man 11 came out in 2018 after the series had been mostly dormant, and we’ve seen a bunch of collections as of late. Even the Mega Man Zero / ZX titles are receiving some attention with the latest collection due out next month.
However, one Mega Man sub-series that hasn’t been touched in many years is Mega Man Battle Network. As part of a lengthy interview with Tokyo TV, developers Masakazu Eguchi and Kazuhiro Tsuchiya addressed the possibility of a new entry.
Here’s what the two had to say, as translated by Rockman Corner:
