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The Nintendo UK store has started taking pre-orders for Snipperclips Plus. You can pre-order it here.

Snipperclips Plus is an expanded version of the original game with more than 30 new stages, including a world based on comic books and a toy box world. If you’ve already purchased the initial release on the eShop, you may want to hold off on buying this one – assuming you’re not interested in having it physically. Nintendo will be offering the “Plus” content as DLC for owners of the original game.

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Eurogamer published a new interview today with Sonic Forces producer Shun Nakamura. Nakamura commented on the reaction to Sonic Mania, the Switch version of Sonic Forces, and his big interest in wanting to make Samba de Amigo for Switch.

You can find these comments from Nakamura below. The full interview is up on Eurogamer here.

Following the news from V Jump, Bandai Namco has officially unveiled new content coming to Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2. The game is getting new characters, new costumes, and a new game mode this fall.

Here’s the official rundown:

Today, Atlus announced that the new Shin Megami Tensei game for Switch is actually Shin Megami Tensei V. The news was just shared during a brief live stream held by the company’s Japanese YouTube account.

The following teaser was also released:

And that’s it! No news information other than that.

Update: Same Animal Crossing Direct confirmed for the west. 15 minutes long. The North American Nintendo Direct page is here. The PAL broadcast is also being held later, so we’ve updated the times below to reflect that.


Original: A new Animal Crossing Direct will be held this Wednesday in Japan, Nintendo has revealed. The presentation is being held specifically to reveal the new mobile game. News about Switch and 3DS will not be included.

The new Nintendo Direct will be held on October 25 at 12 PM Japan time. That translates to the following:

– 8 PM PT (October 24)
– 11 PM ET (October 24)
– 7 AM in the UK (European broadcast) (October 25)
– 8 AM in Europe (European broadcast) (October 25)

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Yesterday, an update for the Switch version of 2064: Read Only Memories Integral was shared in a Kickstarter update. The current plan is to have it ready in February or so. At the moment, the port “is about 85% done.”

On Switch, 2064: Read Only Memories Integral will feature several extras including trailers, art, music, and more in a special bonus “zome”. Fans can expect pricing to be set at $20.64.

Also mentioned is that a physical release could happen. Limited Run Games could help make that happen.

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It’s time for the latest Famitsu‘s most wanted games chart. Super Mario Odyssey ends its run at the third position while Xenoblade Chronicles 2 jumps back up to #6, and Pokemon Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon move up a spot.

Head past the break for the full chart. All votes were cast between October 5 and October 11.

Bandai Namco is continuing its trend of bringing some of its older titles to Switch. Following Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 and One Piece: Unlimited World Red Deluxe Edition, One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3 Deluxe Edition has been announced for the console.

One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3 Deluxe Edition, which originally came out in 2015, mashes Koei Tecmo’s Warriors series with the famous manga IP. The new Switch version will come with 42 pieces of DLC. This includes challenge episodes and costumes. Online co-op from the PlayStation versions is missing, but local two-player co-op is supported with two sets of Joy-Con or Pro Controllers.

A number of new items have been added to Miitomo. Among the selection you’ll find in the app, the following are now available:

– Rose eyepatch
– Devil’s horns
– Night robe

These items can be obtained by using Miitomo coins in Miitomo Shop.

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Game Freak has a delicate balance going on at the moment. The studio is currently wrapping up Pokemon Ultra Sun and Pokemon Ultra Moon for 3DS. But as we found out at E3, Game Freak is also shifting towards Switch with its very first Switch project.

On the bright side, handling two big projects doesn’t seem to be an issue for the company. In an interview with GameSpot, Pokemon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon producer Shigeru Ohmori noted how the latest 3DS games can be thought of “mainly as a project for our younger staff to work on and grow and develop their skills, while perhaps the more veteran, established members of the company can work on the upcoming [Switch] project.”

Ohmori explained:


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