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Several new games out came out this week on the eShop. If you’re interested in checking out what’s new in screenshot form, take a look at the gallery below.

This week’s episode of Nintendo Minute has gone live. In today’s video, Kit and Krysta show off some of their experiences at PAX West 2018. Check out the full episode below.

Fire Emblem Heroes

Fire Emblem Heroes has updated with its latest story content. Check out some footage of the latest maps below.

A year after it was originally teased, Umihara Kawase Fresh! was announced for Switch this week. Success has been sharing a few tidbits on Twitter.

Studio Saizensen will still be leading the way on development and Toshinobu Kondo is back as character designer. Also, the “rubber engine” from the previous titles will still be used in order to maintain the fundamental feel.

In past entries, Umihara Kawase games had a traditional stage structure. But for Umihara Kawase Fresh!, there will be an interconnected Metroidvania-style map with a quest system. Less skilled players will be able to take the prescribed routes while hardcore players can take shortcuts and speedrun.

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Splatoon 2: Octo Expansion

Update 2: Same notices are also on the game pages for NBA 2K19, FIFA 19, Dead Cells, and Dark Souls: Remastered.


Update: The game pages for Pokemon: Let’s Go, Pikachu / Eevee also have the same notice. Both may not support cloud saves as well.


Original: Nintendo Switch Online launches on Switch towards the end of this month. When it does, subscribers will be able to take advantage of new cloud saves, though not every game will be eligible for the feature. Splatoon 2 may fall into that category.

On Nintendo’s North American website, the Splatoon 2: Starter Pack page states: “This game does not support Save Data Cloud backup.” Unless this is an error or a misunderstanding, cloud saves won’t be supported here. We’ll know for sure once the service officially starts this month.

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Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp hasn’t been Nintendo’s most successful mobile game, but it did manage to reach a new milestone. Sensor Tower reports that total revenue has reached $50 million globally.

It took Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp 289 days to amass the aforementioned figure. Super Mario Run did so in 222 days while Fire Emblem Heroes hit the mark in just 20 days.

Japanese players have contributed to 81% of Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp’s revenue. The US follows next at 14%. 61% of revenue is from iOS users, and total downloads have surpassed 25 million.

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Little Dragons Cafe

Aksys Games has published the fourth making of video for Little Dragons Cafe. In the video below, creator Yasuhiro Wada provides an in-depth look at his outlook on life and experiences.

Space Harrier is joining the lineup of SEGA Ages on Switch, SEGA has revealed. We have a short video promoting the announcement below.

SEGA Ages starts on Switch this month. Other confirmed titles include Sonic the Hedgehog, Thunder Force IV, Phantasy Star, Alex Kidd in Miracle World, and Gain Ground.

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Nefarious

Next Thursday, Nefarious will be available on Switch as a digital download. Take a look at some footage in the video below.

Build-A-Bear is expanding its Pokemon offerings once again. On September 13, the store will launch an online exclusive Alolan Vulpix bundle that includes a 13-inch Alolan Vulpix plush, an Alolan Vulpix Cape, an Alolan Vulpix Sleeper, an Alolan Vulpix 6-in-1 Sound, and a Build-A-Bear Workshop Exclusive Pokemon Trading Card Game (TCG) card.

The Make-Your-Own Alolan Vulpix plush and Alolan Vulpix Cape will be available for purchase separately at all U.S., U.K. and Canada Build-A-Bear Workshop stores.


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