Buildings Have Feelings Too! update out now on Switch (version 1.0.2), patch notes
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Merge Games and Blackstaff Games have issued a new update for Buildings Have Feelings Too!, a new city-management/puzzle title. It’s now at version 1.0.2.
The new update contains a slew of adjustments as well as fixes. We’ve posted the full patch notes below.
Pre-order updates – June 6, 2021
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Two Point Hospital update out now on Switch (version 1.0.10), patch notes
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Two Point Hospital recently received its latest update on Switch. All players can now access version 1.0.10.
The new update finally brings the Switch version in line with other versions of the game with stability improvements and a slew of fixes. We have the full patch notes below.
Mario Golf: Super Rush full site open, My Nintendo points up for grabs
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Nintendo has opened the full North America website for Mario Golf: Super Rush. It can be accessed here.
The page contains the typical gamely information, but there’s also a bonus for My Nintendo members. If you find the five hidden holes, you can earn 100 Platinum Points.
Mario Golf: Super Rush is due out for Switch on June 25.
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Spiritfarer update out now (version 1.10), patch notes
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Spiritfarer has been updated once again on Switch. The game is now at version 1.10.
Aside from plenty of bug fixes, the update contains a couple of quality of life improvements. Continue on below for the full patch notes.
No More Heroes 3 screenshots
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Grasshopper Manufacture has released a new set of screenshots from No More Heroes 3. Get a look at the full set in the gallery below.
Summer 2021 gaming event schedule – Summer Game Fest, E3 2021, Gamescom 2021, and more
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We’re just about to enter the madness of gaming events. Summer Game Fest is happening again, E3 is back, and Gamescom will be held digitally in August.
Unlike last year, most of the major events will take place over the span of a couple of weeks – starting in just a few days from now. Beyond that though, a few extra ones are planned for later in the summer.
We’ve rounded up notable gaming events that have a chance of offering Nintendo-related news below. The schedule will be updated as needed.
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Olympic Games Tokyo 2020: The Official Video Game boxart, pre-orders open
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It’s been a long wait for Olympic Games Tokyo 2020: The Official Video Game in the west, but SEGA will finally publish the game outside of Japan this month. We’ve got a look at the boxart above.
Olympic Games Tokyo 2020: The Official Video Game will be out on June 22. Pre-orders are open on Amazon, Best Buy, and GameStop.
Capcom discusses the challenges of localizing The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles
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The Great Ace Attorney games, which first came to 3DS, are getting another chance in the limelight. That’s because Capcom will be putting both titles to Switch very soon. Not only that, but they’ll be released in English for the very first time.
Capcom localization director Janet Hsu spoke about the The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles in an interview with Polygon. As part of that, she spoke about the various obstacles the team encountered during the localization process.
Hsu told the site:
Sonic Colors: Ultimate devs on the game’s return and Tails Save feature, series’ 30th anniversary, more
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Following the recent announcement of Sonic Colors: Ultimate, Japanese magazine Famitsu shared an interview with a couple of key people behind the franchise. Creative officer Takashi Iizuka and creative director Kazuyuki Hoshino both chatted with the magazine.
Iizuka spoke in depth about Sonic Colors: Ultimate, discussing why the Wii game was brought back, the new Tails Save gameplay system, and more. We also get to hear a bit from Iizuka and Hoshino about the series’ 30th anniversary.
Here’s our full translation:
