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The latest Japanese hardware sales from Famitsu are as follows:

Japanese publisher Digital Bards has announced that the puzzle-adventure Hue is coming to Switch, and very soon at that. A release is planned for June 6.

Here’s an overview of Hue, along with a trailer:

Epic Games has gone live with the latest content update for Fortnite. The Burst SMG has been added and there’s been some rotation with limited time modes.

Below are the full details:

Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp

Nintendo has made the latest update for Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp available. Version 2.4.0 is live, featuring new normal Happy Homeroom classes and more.

Below are the patch notes:

Having just launched on Switch yesterday, SOEDESCO has provided a new launch trailer for Among the Sleep: Enhanced Edition. Watch it below.

One of the new games we recently heard about for the Arcade Archives series is Alpine Ski. This game will be released on Switch worldwide tomorrow, Hamster has announced.

Alpine Ski was originally made by Taito in 1981. Players are tasked with controlling a skier while going through a downhill ski course, a slalom course, and a ski jumping competition as quickly as possible. It also supports two-player gameplay.

Pricing for Arcade Archives Alpine Ski is set at $7.99 / €6.99 / £6.29.

Source: Hamster PR

Nintendo and Intelligent Systems have announced a new event for Fire Emblem Heroes featuring Mythic Hero Naga: Dragon Divinity. Other characters will be appearing as well.

This latest event kicks off on May 30. View a trailer for what’s to come below.

The Pokemon Company has passed along an official announcement recapping all of the news from the Pokemon Press Conference 2019. It covers news about Pokemon Home, Pokemon Sleep, Pokemon Masters, the new Detective Pikachu title for Switch, and more.

Here’s the full press release:

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Update: Full patch notes added below.


Original: As we heard about earlier today, a new update for Splatoon 2 has gone live. Nintendo is now distributing version 4.8.0.

The official patch notes are not currently available. When we have them, we’ll update this post.

The Pokemon Company has revealed Pokemon Masters, its new mobile game in partnership with DeNA. Trainers from the main series RPGs will appear. Interestingly, it started out with a suggestion from Ken Sugimori, who wanted to create a title featuring all past and present Pokemon Trainers from the video games.

Here’s a brief look at gameplay:

Pokemon Masters is due out later this year on iOS and Android. More information will follow in June.


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