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This week’s Famitsu review scores are as follows:

Kamiko (NSW) – 7/8/7/8
Shoot the Ball (Wii U / 3DS) – 5/4/5/3
How to Survive 2 (PS4) – 8/8/8/8
Rewrite Harvest festa! (PSV) – 8/8/7/7

Ditching the Master Sword isn’t normally possible in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. But with a new glitch, players are allowing for it to happen – and in a strange way.

Having enemies shoot a certain number of arrows causes issues with the game’s memory management. When there are too many arrows, you’ll see a glitched character model of Link in the inventory menu. Weapons can also be duplicated. By doing so, you can “drop” the Master Sword, and you’ll even see a message stating: “The Master Sword has returned to the forest”.

Note that the sword is still kept in your inventory. It’s though that Nintendo may have thought about creating a possible failsafe in a previous build that was ultimately discarded. It’s pretty neat in any case.

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Earlier this year, Jake Hunter: Ghost of the Dusk was announced for 3DS. Famitsu now confirms that the game will launch in Japan on August 31 for 5,370 yen.

Jake Hunter: Ghost of the Dusk is being developed by the series’ original staff. It’s about a “return to roots” and features familiar systems through which you’ll use simple controls and command selections. The staple “Tobacco System” is back, which is used when you want to put all your hints in order.

Confirmed characters include:

Saburou Jinguuji / Jake Hunter (voiced by Juurouta Kosugi)
Yoko Misono (voiced by Mamiko Noto)
Sanzou Kumano (voiced by Fumihiko Tachiki)
Daigo Kaga (voiced by Seiichirou Yamashita)
Satomi (voiced by Konomi Kohara)

Jake Hunter: Ghost of the Dusk is currently 80 percent complete.

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Flyhigh Works is readying Dark Witch Music Episode: Rudymical for Switch. Attached below, you can watch an official trailer for the game.

Our video coverage of NBA Playgrounds is mostly coming to a close, but we’re ending things with a ton of gameplay. Check out over two hours of footage below.

We published an interview with Saber Interactive about NBA Playgrounds this past weekend. For those of you that missed it, it’s up on the site here.

Pokemon Sun/Moon

The sixth Pokemon Global Mission has come to an end, and the seventh event has been announced. Pokemon Sun / Moon players will be tasked with fishing for Pokemon at the bubbling fishing spots.

Pokemon Global Mission #7 starts on May 30. We should have more information about it before then.

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One complaint some Switch users have had is the system’s inability to store credit card information on the eShop. Each time something is purchased, you’ve needed to reenter the details. But following some maintenance tonight, this changed.

When buying a digital download, you’ll now have the option to save your credit card information. You’ll see this information under your user profile when it’s stored. Users also have the option to enable / disable password entry for purchases when credit card information has been saved.

Below are a few photos showing the new credit card settings:

Nintendo appears set on improving the Switch eShop and making it more convienent to use, which isn’t too surprising. Last month, the company added in a best sellers chart.

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Elliot Quest finally hits 3DS this week after the port was announced a couple of years ago. On the portable, it’ll take up 733 blocks. That amounts to 91.63MB.

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Nintendo is back with the continuation of the Squid Sisters Stories for Splatoon 2. This new initiative intends to tell the tale of Callie and Marie following the final Splatfest.

Read up on the fourth chapter in the story below. For previous entries, head on over here.

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New Rime footage

Posted on 7 years ago by (@NE_Brian) in Switch, Videos | 2 Comments

IGN has a pair of new videos up for Rime with gameplay. In addition to an enemy encounter, we also have some footage of an underwater area. Both videos are included below.


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