Pokemon Duel – Water Gym Cup footage
Posted on 8 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in Mobile, Videos | 0 comments
Pokemon Duel was updated today to bring in the new Water Gym Cup. For a look at the latest content, view the following video:
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New ARMS stage shown during Niconico Chokaigi 2017 tournament
Posted on 8 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch | 13 Comments
Nintendo held a new tournament for ARMS at Niconico Chokaigi 2017 this past weekend. During the Japanese event, a brand new stage was playable. We don’t have a name for it just yet, but footage from the recording can be found below.
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Sumo Digital shares stats about Snake Pass’ first month, planning updates and potentially new content
Posted on 8 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch eShop | 5 Comments
Snake Pass has been out for around a month. With that in mind, Sumo Digital prepared a special infographic containing various stats. You can view that below.
In other Snake Pass news, Snake Pass will be supported with patches that range from “quality of life changes, right through to exploring other possible avenues of getting Snake Pass into YOUR hands.” Sumo Digital also teased new content once again: “Oh, and there may or may not be additional content being explored too…Not that we can confirm or deny that either way.”
Sumo Digital will have more news about Snake Pass soon, including details about the game’s next update.
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ACA NeoGeo Blazing Star footage
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Blazing Star is out now on the Switch eShop as a new NeoGeo title from the Arcade Archives series. Take a look at some footage below.
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Playtonic looking to improve Yooka-Layee as work on Switch version continues
Posted on 8 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch | 32 Comments
Yooka-Layee’s initial launch took place last month. Of course, we’re still waiting on the Switch version – which Playtonic is still working on.
Aside from the Switch edition, Playtonic is also tinkering away on improving the overall Yooka-Laylee experience. The team promises to “add significant improvements and introduce some of the most requested features,” such as “the optional ability to skip dialogue faster, bypass cutscenes or reduce those pesky gibberish voices” along with an improved camera. Presumably this will all be included when Yooka-Laylee is ready on Switch.
Playtonic wrote on its blog:
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New Zelda amiibo, New 2DS XL up for pre-order on Amazon Germany
Posted on 8 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in General Nintendo, News | 7 Comments
Update: Bumped to the top. Both versions of the New 2DS XL are up for pre-order now here.
Original: Amazon Germany is taking pre-orders for the new Zelda amiibo. The Twilight Princess, Majora’s Mask, and Skyward Sword Link figures can be reserved here. Note that the first two can be shipped to the US – the Skyward Sword amiibo won’t right now for whatever reason.
First 4 Figures opens pre-orders for Amaterasu Life Size Bust
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First 4 Figures is now taking pre-orders for the recently-announced Amaterasu Life Size Bust from Okami. As usual, there are two versions to choose from. The regular edition is here and the exclusive edition is here. Both are rather pricey, coming in at $675 and $725 respectively.
One difference seems to separate the two versions. First 4 Figures says the exclusive version is the “latest product from our newly branded CORE label – Okami Amaterasu LOGO cap (White version)”.
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BitSummit site also lists GORSD for Switch
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Listings on the official BitSummit site indicated that Earth Atlantis and Dusty Raging Fist will be heading to Switch. Another potential game for the system has appeared as well. Going off of the same BitSummit site, Springloaded will be bringing GORSD to Switch.
Here’s a brief overview:
“A frantic local PVP title intended for 2-4 players huddled together around a screen. The core of the game revolves around painting tiles and shooting. Featuring different game modes, a variety of characters and unique maps to choose from, the gameplay is frenetic, tactical and tense!…Whether playing with friends or exploring the single player campaign, get ready to enter the Grid of Ridiculous Sudden Death.”
And a teaser:
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Kimishima reconfirms Animal Crossing mobile for this fiscal year
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This information comes from Nintendo president Tatsumi Kimishima, as stated during the company’s financial results briefing Q&A…
“As I discussed during the previous Corporate Management Policy Briefing, we will release the Animal Crossing application for smart devices during this fiscal year. We will announce the specific release date before we commence distribution.”
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Kimishima on Genyo Takeda’s retirement and role as an adviser
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This information comes from Nintendo president Tatsumi Kimishima, as stated during the company’s financial results briefing Q&A…
“Takeda expressed interest in retiring and passing the torch when his term of office expires this period. Takeda’s guidance has fostered many technicians over the years, particularly in the technical development departments. Ko Shiota, who we have mentioned as a candidate for the new director, was one of those Takeda mentored while developing our business.
Even after his retirement, we hope to continue seeking advice from Takeda as Special Corporate Adviser such as in terms of how we should look into new technology and play. Takeda’s knowledge, experience and personal connections cannot be easily transferred. We plan to take over those over time in consulting with him. We hope to progress to the next stage by combining Takeda’s advice and support (as Special Corporate Adviser) with the new skills of our young employees.”









