Over on Nintendo’s website, the Triangle Strategy team has provided a bunch of additional information about how the game has been improved and changed following the previous demo feedback survey.

Square Enix asked those that tried out the demo from this year to fill out a survey to assist with development. It was ultimately downloaded around one million times, and 25,000 responses were recorded between February 22 and March 21.

The team ended up focusing on a few areas to improve Triangle Strategy in light of what it learned from the demo feedback survey: loading times, events, battle difficulty, and battle operation. Other changes have been implemented as well.

Here’s the full rundown:

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Nintendo says it will still be putting out new NES and SNES games for Switch Online

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Nintendo will soon be introducing a new Expansion Pack tier for Switch Online with N64 and SEGA Genesis games. However, those that remain on the current plan will still be able to gain some of the latest classic titles as well.

Nintendo has confirmed that it still has plans to release more NES and SNES games for Switch Online. There’s no word on what’s planned for the future, though additional titles tend to be added every few months or so.

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List of all N64 and SEGA Genesis games for Nintendo Switch Online

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We’ve gone ahead and compiled a list of all confirmed N64 and SEGA Genesis games for Nintendo Switch Online thus far.

Earlier in the week, it was revealed that these two platforms are joining the service, though they’ll be tied to the new Expansion Pack tier.

Here’s a look at the full list for both platforms right now:

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Shin Megami Tensei V daily demon vol. 114 – Sandman

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Another demon trailer is in for Shin Megami Tensei V, which now gives us a look at the creature known as Sandman. Its very first appearance was in Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey back in 2009 (Japan) / 2010 (North America).

The Megami Tensei Wiki offers up some background information on Sandman. For more information, continue on below.

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Crisis Wing Switch gameplay

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Crisis Wing, the new shoot ’em up title from publisher Eastasiasoft and developer Pieslice Productions, has secured new gameplay. The title just arrived on Switch a few days ago.

Check out the following overview for Crisis Wing with additional details:

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Deltarune Chapter 2 Switch gameplay

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Following its appearance in yesterday’s Nintendo Direct, we now have gameplay of Deltarune Chapter 2 on Switch.

Deltarune, coming from Undertale creator Toby Fox, had its first chapter on Switch way back in 2019. This second chapter can be played for free just like the first one.

Here’s a brief overview with some additional information about the game:

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Nintendo Minute – “Super Metroid – Getting Ready for Metroid Dread”

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This week’s episode of Nintendo Minute has gone live. In today’s video, Kit and Krysta play Super Metroid ahead of Metroid Dread. Check out the full episode below.

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Nintendo shares Kirby and the Forgotten Land art

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Nintendo and HAL Laboratory always tend to create various pieces of art surrounding the Kirby games, and it looks like Kirby and the Forgotten Land is no different. The title, which was just unveiled yesterday, has been given its first special piece. You can see the full art for Kirby and the Forgotten Land above which has the character surrounded by some of the creatures players will encounter in the game.

The Kirby series has traditionally been a 2D series, but Kirby and the Forgotten Land is looking to change things up. Next year, the franchise will finally be entering the third dimension. Nintendo hasn’t said much about the game yet, but we know that you’ll be exploring a world with abandoned structures as remnants of a past civilization. The ability to copy enemy abilities are back, which are needed to attack and explore. We’ve seen a few abilities thus far like Sword and Ice.

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Japan’s Switch Online SEGA Genesis controller has six buttons

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We recently learned that a SEGA Genesis controller will be offered as an optional product for fans to buy as part of Nintendo Switch Online. If you’re a member, you’ll have an opportunity to buy the device, which is compatible with the classic games that will soon be added to the service.

What you may not know is that in Japan, a different version of the SEGA Genesis controller is planned with six buttons. The western version only has three. It’s true that the SEGA Genesis controller was initially limited to three buttons when it originally released, though it saw a different version with six buttons later on, and it wasn’t just limited to Japan.