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Grasshopper Manufacture teased a new No More Heroes game for Switch during today’s presentation. Suda51 appeared on stage to reveal that he’ll be back on Nintendo’s new console. We sadly don’t have much in the way of details.


We pretty much knew this was happening, but The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is confirmed for Switch. Bethesda’s Todd Howard made the announcement at today’s big presentation.


Square Enix has announced Project Octopath Traveler for Switch, a new RPG. More details are coming in the future.


After teasing a new Mario Switch game late last year, Nintendo has now properly unveiled the project. Super Mario Odyssey is in development for the console.

Here’s what we know:

– Sandbox world is back
– Journey to an unknown world
– Mario has jumped out of the Mushroom Kingdom into an unknown world
– Locations look like places from the real world
– Cap character plays an important role
– Out this fall


Splatoon is back on Switch, but it’s not a port as originally thought. Instead, Nintendo is making a full-blown sequel.

Here’s what we know:

– New weapons, new special weapons, new battle stages
– Can use the Joy-Con controllers, but also the Pro Controller
– Can play on the TV screen, handheld mode
– Can use gyro controls to aim ink
– Press X to view map
– Use button assigned by team mate to super jump
– Battle online
– Battle locally
– Out this summer
– Stage and weapon updates after launch
– Ongoing in-game events


Nintendo has announced another new Switch game. This time, we have details about Arms for the console.

The lowdown:

– Fighting sports game
– Uses extendable arms for battle
– Like boxing
– Also like shooting
– Hold one Joy-Con in each hand in a thumbs up pose
– The Joy-Con senses your motions; when you punch, your character punches
– When you twist your first, your punch curves
– Can pursue a distant enemy this way
– Move your character by tilting the Joy-Con
– Combine dashes and jumps to perform different actions
– Play locally, online
– Out this spring




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