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During its Gamescom stream, Nintendo showcased the latest footage from SteamWorld Dig 2. Get a look at the gameplay below.

In a new tweet posted to the ARMS Twitter account today, Nintendo revealed the top three most-used ARMS fighters since version 2.1.

Ninjara took the top spot, according to Nintendo. Kid Cobra and Spring Man followed in second and third place respectively.

Nintendo will next reveal the characters who had the highest winning percentage in a future news update.

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Nintendo kicked off its final day of live streaming at Gamescom with a look at Fire Emblem Warriors. Nearly a have half hour of footage was shown, featuring the recently revealed characters. We’ve posted the recording below.

The final day of Nintendo’s Gamescom 2017 live streaming coverage is here. A few more sessions are planned to show gameplay of Fire Emblem Warriors and a few indie games over the next few hours. In the video below, you can watch the show live.

Jackbox Games unveiled Civic Doodle as the newest addition to The Jackbox Party Pack 4 this week. It’s one of a few games that will be included in the release later this year.

Civic Doodle was actually shown off with first footage during a live stream. If you’re interested, you can view the recording below.

The Jackbox Party Pack 4 will be getting one more game, and we should have a first look next week.

Azure Striker Gunvolt: Striker Pack will be out around the world on the Switch eShop next week. Inti Creates will be publishing the package of two games on August 31. If you’re planning on downloading Striker Pack, you’ll need 2.5GB of free space.

We just found out this week that the Azure Striker Gunvolt: Striker Pack will be offered as a physical release in North America and Europe. Nighthawk Interactive should be publishing it sometime this fall.

Splatoon 2 received some significant new content tonight. Along with the Manta Maria map, the Sloshing Machine weapon was also added. View some footage of both below.

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Square Enix’s Hajime Tabata stirred up quite a storm this week. When he appeared on a Twitch stream to promote Final Fantasy XV, he strong hinted that the game will be ending up on Switch in some form.

To recap, Tabata teased:

You asked the question, what other things do we have planned in the future? We can’t give you any complete, solid details right at the moment but for our policy writers we very much do want to move out and do as much as we can with the game, with the franchise. There’s another certain console out there people may be thinking of; sounds little bit like you guys, your name, “Twitch”… I think we’ll just leave it there.

Everyone on Final Fantasy XV, they love this specific console that sounds a lot like “Twitch” – you may want to think something about that in the future.

Nintendo just added in several sessions of upcoming maintenance. Three periods in total are planned, affecting Wii U and 3DS games, all of the eShops, and Splatoon 2. Most of the maintenance will start towards the end of this weekend and into the middle of next week.

Here’s the full schedule:

Morphite is seeing a bit of a delay. On Twitter, Blowfish Studios announced that the game has been rescheduled for September 21. This is to ensure “a good experience on launch”.

Blowfish wrote:


Fortunately, this isn’t a massive delay. Morphite was originally planned for September 7.

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