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This week, Ubisoft issued a new update for Trials Rising. The team has implemented a bunch of fixes and improvements relating to online multiplayer, the track editor, and more.

Below are the full patch notes:

Nintendo has posted another piece of art for the final Splatfest in Splatoon 2, this time featuring Flow & Craymond. They’ll be representing Team Chaos during the event.

Nintendo shares the following about the characters going with chaos:

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It’s time for another character introduction for Fire Emblem: Three Houses. Today’s bio is for Cyril, a servant working for Archbishop Rhea.

Here’s his full introduction:

Fire Emblem Heroes has kicked off Bound Hero Battle: Marth & Caeda. These two characters are from Mystery of the Emblem, and can be found in Special Maps.

Relating to the Bound Hero Battle, players can participate in a new Summoning Focus. Marth: Altean Prince, Caeda: Talys’s Heart, and Catria: Middle Whitewing are available as part of a five-start summoning event.

Nintendo is back with another trailer for Dr. Mario World. Have a look at the latest video below promoting more of the game’s doctors and assistants.

This week’s Switch eShop charts are as follows:

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This week, Nintendo published a new interview with Animal Crossing: New Horizons producer Hisashi Nogami and director Aya Kyogoku. The two developers discussed why they’re having players start on an island, new features, multiplayer, and more. They even throw some sympathy at Tom Nook.

Here’s the full interview:

Japanese magazine Nintendo Dream was recently able to interview Nintendo artist Yusuke Nakano about the special mural made for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. The drawing first debuted during the game’s unveiling last E3, and has continued to update with new characters since.

Nintendo Dream was able to ask Nakano about how the mural came to be, what the creation process was like, the challenges in creating the piece, and more. We’ve prepared a full translation of the brief Q&A below.

One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4 is coming to Switch, Bandai Namco revealed during a panel at Anime Expo today. Bandai Namco is once again teaming up with Koei Tecmo and Omega Force on the release.

Here’s a brief overview:

Fuga will no longer be making its original fall 2019 release window. At Anime Expo 2019, developer CyberConnect2 confirmed that the Little Tail Bronx successor will now launch in 2020.

Fuga also has a final name. With its added subtitle, it will be known as Fuga: Melodies of Steel.

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