N and Zekrom joining Pokemon Masters EX
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N and Zekrom of the Unova region will soon be joining Pokemon Masters EX. They’ll be debuting as a sync pair, and there’ll be a story event known as “The Ideal Formula” starring N.
Players can obtain N and Zekrom starting on December 23 at 10 PM PT / December 24 at 1 AM ET. At the same time, enough gems for one ×11 scout will be handed out as a gift.
Here’s a trailer:
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The House in Fata Morgana: Dreams of the Revenants Edition out for Switch in Japan in March 2021
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The House in Fata Morgana: Dreams of the Revenants Edition has a release date – at least in Japan. Novectacle’s gothic suspense tale will launch on March 25, 2021, according to retailer listings. A physical version is confirmed for the region.
The House in Fata Morgana: Dreams of the Revenants Edition will be heading west as well. However, a release date has not yet been shared.
Here’s an overview of The House in Fata Morgana: Dreams of the Revenants Edition, along with a trailer:
Deemo Reborn Switch launch trailer
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Deemo Reborn, Rayak’s latest rhythm game, made its way to Switch a couple of days ago. Have a look at the official launch trailer below.
Deemo Reborn is out now on Switch via the eShop.
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Ubisoft hosting December 2020 sale on the Switch eShop – Immortals Fenyx Rising and more
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Ubisoft is kicked off a new sale on the North American Switch eShop. Lots of games are included, and Immortals Fenyx Rising gets its first discount.
Here’s the full lineup:
Pre-order updates – December 20, 2020
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Stardew Valley – version 1.5 update adding “Beach Farm” farm type and “Advanced Game Options” menu
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ConcernedApe is continuing to tease Stardew Valley’s major 1.5 update. Today, a couple of new elements were introduced.
Players can look forward to the “Beach Farm” farm type as well as the “Advanced Game Options” menu. Note that these new options will only be available when making a new form. Aside from one exception, they can’t be changed once you’ve started the game.
Stardew Valley is currently available on Switch. A release window for the update has not yet been announced.
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Raiden IV x Mikado Remix announced for Switch
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The shoot ’em up game Raiden IV x Mikado Remix is coming to Switch, according to Japanese retailer listings. A release is planned for April 22, 2021.
Raiden IV x Mikado Remix will cost 4,180 yen. Fans will able have the opportunity to purchase a limited edition for 7,480 yen, which includes a new arrangement background music soundtrack CD, a reprint of the original soundtrack CD “Raiden IV: Ultimate of Raiden,” and a special box.
Here’s an overview of Raiden IV x Mikado Remix, courtesy of Gematsu:
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Switch – “Heart-pumping Action Awaits” commercial
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Nintendo has come out with its latest North American Switch commercial showing first and third-party games that contain a high amount of action. View it below.
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Miyamoto: “we are moving toward a position that will insure the spirit of Nintendo is passed down successfully”
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It’s a tough thing to think about, but there’ll come a day when Shigeru Miyamoto and other veteran Nintendo staff retire. In Miyamoto’s view though, the company is in a good spot.
Speaking with The New Yorker, Miyamoto said: “we are moving toward a position that will insure the spirit of Nintendo is passed down successfully.” He pointed to the likes of Shuntaro Furukawa and Shinya Takahashi, who are in their forties and fifties respectively. Rather than being concerned about a replacement or how Nintendo will persist, he’s focusing on “focusing on the need to continue to find new experiences.”
According to Miyamoto:
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Miyamoto on why Nintendo doesn’t explore themes like sadness, loss, and grief
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When you think about Nintendo, serious themes probably don’t come to mind. The company doesn’t tend to release titles that explore sadness, loss, and grief.
During an interview with The New Yorker, Nintendo developer Shigeru Miyamoto said that “passive media is much better suited to take on those themes.” As far as the Big N is concerned, he mentioned that the company’s games “are designed to provide a warm feeling; everyone is able to enjoy their time playing or watching.” Given that, and how Nintendo is about putting smiles on players’ faces, he doesn’t regret being able to tackle the more serious kinds of topics.
Miyamoto’s full words:
