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Digital Foundry has taken a closer look at the Super NES Classic Edition to find out what’s powering the hardware.

You may not be surprised to hear this, but Nintendo has repurposed the exact same technology from the NES Classic. Digital Foundry says it’s “almost a complete match for last year’s model.”

The fact that Nintendo is using last year’s technology isn’t entirely a bad thing. For one, the SNES Classic Edition didn’t really need any major boosts or changes. Digital Foundry also points out that it will be easier for the NES Classic Edition to be brought back next year.

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Jackbox Games has determined a release date for The Jackbox Party Pack 4. The collection of zany party games is releasing October 19 on Switch.

Five – and a half – party games are included in The Jackbox Party Pack 4. They are as follows:

  • Fibbage 3 – The threequel to the outrageous bluffing game boasts totally new question types. (2-8 players)
    •  Fibbage: Enough About You – A new game mode where players guess weird facts about each other! (3-8 players)
  • Survive the Internet – Twist your friends’ “online” comments in comical ways in this web-based frame game. (3-8 players)
  • Monster Seeking Monster – A spooky date-a-thon where you message and date fellow monsters with special powers! (3-7 players)
  • Bracketeering – Place smart bets on stupid arguments in this deranged debate match. (3-16 players)
  • Civic Doodle – Improve the town’s murals and one-up your friends in this irreverent art game. (3-8 players)

Source: Jackbox PR

Superbeat: Xonic won’t be arriving on Switch next month as originally planned. Rising Star Games passed along the news on Twitter earlier today that the game has been pushed back.

The official tweet is as follows:


The new release date for Superbeat: Xonic is up in the air. However, retailers like Amazon have updated to November 14. We’ll have to see if that date sticks.

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Another round of footage is in for Square Enix and Tokyo RPG Factory’s new game Lost Sphear, now in English. Get a look at more gameplay below.

GameXplain held a live stream earlier today to show off the Super NES Classic Edition in-depth. A recording with an hour of footage can be found below.

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The Wii U Virtual Console keeps going strong thanks to Konami. Tomorrow, Double Dungeons will be hitting the eShop in North America.

Nintendo’s website contains the following overview:

Defeat monsters in each dungeon to gain experience while searching for the “key” that opens the door to the room with the boss. Buy equipment at the shop, team up with characters, and defeat the boss to clear a scenario. Conquer all 21 scenarios from levels 1 through 5 to obtain passwords. Obtain all of them to make your way to the final scenario! Two players can play at the same time, which makes this game truly stand out from the rest.

Double Dungeons will be priced at $5.99.

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Over on Amazon Germany, the retailer has opened up pre-orders for the Zelda: Breath of the Wild Champions amiibo 4-pack again. Orders can be placed here.

The good news is that Amazon Germany will ship the amiibo to the US. If you’ve been on the hunt for the 4-pack, now’s your chance to secure a pre-order.

Although Nintendo’s website listed it for release this week, Earth Atlantis won’t actually be on the Switch eShop tomorrow. Publisher Headup Games instead says that it will be arriving “very soon.”

Despite that, the Switch eShop is still on track to have 18 new games tomorrow. That’s because we found out earlier today that Burning Fight is this week’s NeoGeo game on Switch.

Thanks to Daan for the tip.

Super Mario Run is receiving a major update on September 29. In addition, Nintendo is putting the game on sale for the first time. Super Mario Run will be discounted on both iOS and Android around the world.

Nintendo published a handy chart showing what the new sale price will be in various counties. Continue on below for the full listing.

Two new characters have joined Mighty Gunvolt Burst. Call from Mighty No. 9 as well as Joule from Azure Striker Gunvolt are now being distributed in Japan. Each piece of DLC is priced at 200 yen.

Both characters should be going up in North America and Europe tomorrow as well. We’re unable to check the 3DS eShop, but we assume Call and Joule are also available in that version.

Source: Switch eShop


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