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Yakuza Kiwami Switch origins

Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio director Masayoshi Yokoyama has shared interesting details about how the recent Switch version of Yakuza Kiwami became to be.

It turns out that the project initially started as an experiment. Yokoyama was personally interested in Switch, especially after wrapping up work on the latest Super Monkey Ball game. Since the Yakuza team didn’t have much experience with the console, a small team began researching what was possible. Kiwami was chosen for the test and even though Yokoyama was pleased with the results, there were no plans to move forward with a proper release initially. However, there was another push due to the series’ new TV series.

Pokemon Unite Freezing Rush Pt. 2 update 1.16.2.8

The next Pokemon Unite update, dubbed “Freezing Rush Pt. 2”, is out now. This is also known as version 1.16.2.8.

If you’re into balance adjustments, you’ll probably be into this new patch as that’s what it’s about really. A bug fix is also included.

The full rundown is as follows:

The Bunny Garden trailer

We knew The Bunny Graveyard would be arriving on Switch at some point, but a specific timeframe was never provided. As it turns out, you can grab it right now. Pichon Games has launched it on the eShop.

Plans for a Switch version of The Bunny Graveyard were made known at the very start of the year. Only a 2024 launch window was given at the time.

My Time at Sandrock 1.4 update Love Chronicles DLC demo

A massive 1.4 update has just gone live for My Time at Sandrock, along with new Love Chronicles DLC and a demo.

The update includes post-marriage quests for Justice, Owen, Grace, Qi, Logan, Amirah, Fang, Mi-an, Nia, and Unsuur plus new a brand-new romance quest and a follow-up quest related to Miguel, exclusive Kickstarter backer content, and more.

The “Love Chronicles” DLC for My Time at Sandrock includes new romance quests for Mi-an, Nia, Fang, and Logan. Two Chronicles quests will be available as well along with the voice recordings feature.

As for today’s update, here’s the full rundown:

FUZE4 Nintendo Switch update

The coding app FUZE4 Nintendo Switch got a major update today along with a price drop.

For the update, users will find speed-up optimizations, over 60 new functions, many usability enhancements and almost a thousand new game assets across 2D, 3D and audio. Essential bug fixes are also included.

Below are the patch notes straight from the developer:

Mario & Luigi Brothership Concordia

September 3: Nintendo just issued a short Mario & Luigi: Brothership trailer introducing players to Concordia. Players can get a glimpse of the sights they’ll see in the RPG.

In case you missed it previously, here’s an overview of the game:

Farmagia trailer

Marvelous published a launch trailer for Farmagia. The monster-farming/action game, which has character and monster designs from renowned artist and creator Hiro Mashima (Fairy Tail), just landed on Switch.

Everything you need to know can be found in the following overview:

Sonic x Shadow Generations frame rate resolution

A new Digital Foundry video goes under the hood of Sonic x Shadow Generations, covering the game’s technical side – specifically frame rate and resolution.

All versions are examined here, including Switch. Unfortunately, technical issues are affecting both campaigns at present – Sonic Generations and Shadow Generations. They are actually suffering from different problems at the moment.

Here’s the roundup of notable tidbits shared:

Rec Room Switch release date

Rec Room, the user-generated content (UGC) game, now has a release date on Switch and it’s probably closer than you’d think. It will be available on November 6, 2024.

Plans for the Switch version were confirmed in July. However, this is the first time we’ve been given any sort of launch window.

Here’s what to expect from the experience:

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Atari 50 The First Console War DLC

Atari and Digital Eclipse are shipping The First Console War DLC for Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration next week, the two companies announced today. It will be available on November 8, in concert with the physical release of Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration Expanded Edition.

The DLC brings along 19 additional playable games and eight video segments that tell the story of Atari’s first major rivalry in the console market. Players can look forward to a deep dive into the video game console market’s landscape of the era, which covers how and why Mattel made the decision to create games for its biggest competitor. Video interviews with M Network programmer Jane Terjung, video game historians Leonard Hermand and Mike Mika, and more are included.

Here’s the full lineup of games:


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