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Fire Emblem Heroes has been updated to version 3.10.0. Many of the changes were already outlined in the recent Feh Channel episode, but here are the most important new features:

  • The Field and Dining Hall can now be built in the Aether Resort; grow crops on the Field and cook them into dishes in the Dining Hall. Depending on the ingredients used, each dish gets a rating – the higher the rating, the more feathers you get for the dish. You can also grow Dragonflowers in the Field.
  • A new type of Hero, the Duo Hero, has been added. Duo Heroes have a new special type of skill, the Duo Skill. The first Duo Hero is Hector: Dressed-Up Duo.
  • Two new structures have been added to Aether Raids: Duo Indulgence and Duo Hindrance. If Duo’s Indulgence is placed on a map, the first Duo Skill used between turn 1 and turn X can be used a second time, where X is the structure’s level + 2 (Maximum of two uses. Only One use per turn). If Duo’s Hindrance is placed on a map and a Duo Hero is on your defensive team, your foe cannot use Duo Skills between turn 1 and turn X, where X is the structure’s level + 2.
  • Aether Resort changes: up to 12 Heroes may be invited to the Resort. Three new songs have been added to the Concert Hall: “Story 6: Marth and Caeda’s Talk” from Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon, “The Beginning” from Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones and “As You will It” from Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia.
  • The next new event, Hall of Forms, makes its debut on October 10th.
  • The following Heroes can learn new character-specific weapon skills at 5-stars: Hawkeye: Desert Guardian (Guardian’s Axe), Frederick: Polite Knight (Frederick’s Axe) and Virion: Elite Archer (Dignified Bow). Also, the weapon of Lute: Prodigy, Weirding Tome, has new refining options available in the Weapon Refinery.
  • Two more Heroes are now available to summon via Heroic Grails: Death Knight: The Reaper and Sigrun: Loyal Protector.

Nintendo has confirmed that Rosalina is part of the new Tokyo Tour event in Mario Kart Tour — along with a tease of what looks to be SNES Rainbow Road.

Those interested can view the official tweet detailing the two additions below.

Bushiden

Pixel Arc Studios published a new video for Bushiden, its futuristic action platformer that’s in the works for Switch. We have it below.

Aldred: Knight of Honor

The 2D platformer Aldred: Knight of Honor will be available on the Switch eShop tomorrow. For a look at some footage, check out the video below.

Following last week’s news about the new Wulfar Commander, Chucklefish is introducing more of the elements that will be included in Wargroove’s DLC. Today’s reveal is for the Thief and Rifleman units.

Here’s an overview of each one:

Ring Fit Adventure

Nintendo is back with a new trailer for Ring Fit Adventure. Find the “Adventures That Keep You Moving” trailer below.

Protoype has offered up a trailer for The Grisaia Trilogy for Switch, which bundles together The Fruit of Grisia, The Labyrinth of Grisaia plus its After Story, The Cocoon of Caprice, and Shot Short Scenario stories, The Eden of Grisaia and its The Seed of Blanc Aile and Prologue stories, and The Leisure of Grisaia, The Afterglow of Grisaia, and The Melody of Grisaia. Give it a look below.

The Grisaia Trilogy launches for Switch in Japan on November 7. English and Japanese language options are supported.

Psyonix has announced a new update for Rocket League that will be going live on October 14. It’ll include the reutn of Haunted Hallows, a new post-game party up feature, and more.

Here’s the full rundown of this week’s update:

Yooka-Laylee will be adding a new model for its 64-bit Tonic, developer Playtonic has announced. A specific release date hasn’t been announced.

Players can already access the 64-bit Tonic, which gives Yooka-Laylee a retro-esque look. However, the in-game model didn’t really match the feel of that style. With this new model – pictured above – Playtonic is delivering on fan requests to have Yooka and Laylee seem as though they were right out of the N64 era.

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Game Informer shared a new video today with Game Freak today all about Grookey in Pokemon Sword/Shield. Director Shigeru Ohmori, producer Junichi Masuda, and art director James Turner talk about the making of the Pokemon and give hints about where its evolution could go. Watch the video below.


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