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Fire Emblem: Three Houses

Fire Emblem: Three Houses is featured in the latest issue of Famitsu. The magazine takes a look at the new Cindered Shadows DLC, and even has an interview with some of the developers.

Here’s a roundup of information shared, courtesy of BoltGSR:

The last A-Train series game to appear on a Nintendo platform was A-Train 3D for 3DS back in 2014 / 2015. Today, developer Artdink revealed that a new entry is planned for Switch.

Specifics behind the new Switch project have not yet been shared. Artdink tweeted out the following, but nothing more:

A new update for Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp is now available. Version 3.1.0 update has started distributing, featuring a second floor in the cabin, the ability to eat multiple fortune cookies at once, feature improvements, and more.

Here are the full patch notes:

Capcom started a new sale today on the Switch and 3DS eShops. Major discounts are available for Monster Hunter, Resident Evil, Mega Man, Ace Attorney, and more.

The full lineup is as follows:

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Pokemon Home saw a surprise release on the Switch eShop tonight following its vague February 2020 launch window announcement. Now that the app is available, you can view some footage shared by GameXplain below.

Now that Pokemon Home is here, the Pokemon Bank app has updated on 3DS. Version 1.5 is available worldwide.

Nintendo mentions that, as expected, Pokemon Bank was updated to accommodate the Pokemon Home distribution. Additionally, the feature was added to move to Pokemon Home.

Just a short while ago, Nintendo announced the latest SNES and NES games for Switch Online subscribers. The SNES additions are Pop’n TwinBee and Smash Tennis while the NES app is receiving Shadow of the Ninja and Eliminator Boat Duel.

In Japan, things are a bit different. For the country’s SNES update, Pop’n TwinBee is still included, but Smash Tennis is being swapped out for Breath of Fire II. Atlantis no Nazo and God Slayer (Crystalis) are the new NES titles.

Here’s a trailer promoting the new releases for Japan:

We knew that Pokemon Home would be releasing sometime this month – we just didn’t know when. Despite the lack of an announcement, the app is out now. It can be found as a digital download on the eShop.

Pokemon Home is free to download. However, by subscribing to the service, the number of Pokemon that can be deposited increases from 30 to 6,000, the number of Pokemon that can be placed in the Wonder Box and GTS at one time is expanded (mobile version only), you can host your own Room Trades (mobile version only), and you’ll be able to use the Judge function right within the app.

To download Pokemon Home, you’ll need 707MB of free space.

A pair of new trailers are in for Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX. Get a look at the videos below.

Cuphead’s collaboration with Super Smash Bros. Ultimate isn’t stopping with just the Mii Fighter costume. Nintendo has just announced a new Spirit Board event that will kick off later this week.

Four new spirits are being added, all of which are pictured above. The event goes live on February 14 and will last for five days.

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