Fairy Tail – Unison Raid trailer
Posted on 3 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in Switch, Videos | 0 comments
Koei Tecmo and Gust have shared a short “Unison Raid” trailer for the Fairy Tail RPG. The powerful magic attacks, specially designed by series creator Hiro Mashima, chain together some of the most spectacular spells the guild has to offer.
Here’s the video:
Fairy Tail launches for Switch on July 31.
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Animal Crossing: New Horizons exceeds 5 million physical sales in Japan
Posted on 3 years ago by Ervin in News, Switch | 0 comments
According to a report by Famitsu, Animal Crossing: New Horizons has sold over 5 million physical copies in Japan. This number does not include digital sales, which Nintendo has previously reported are higher. This puts Animal Crossing: New Horizons in Japan’s top 10 best selling games of all time. This milestone has been reached in under 4 months since the game’s release on March 20.
Pokemon Cafe Mix – Scorbunny Special Customer event
Posted on 3 years ago by Elias in Mobile, Switch | 0 comments
The first Special Customer event has arrived in Pokemon Cafe Mix. From now until July 15th, Scorbunny can appear in the café as a customer. If you complete orders for it, you’ll be able to recruit it to be a staff member. If you start building friendship before the event ends, you’ll be able to invite it to a Party to still be able to recruit it.
Additionally, 20 new stages have been added to the game. Are you enjoying Pokemon Cafe Mix? Leave a comment below about your experience so far.
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Famitsu review scores – July 1, 2020
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This week’s Famitsu review scores are as follows:
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Mary Skelter Finale – “New Systems” trailer
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Compile Heart debuted a trailer for Mary Skelter Finale that shows off some of the game’s new systems. View the new video below.
Mary Skelter Finale will be out for Switch in Japan on October 6. A western release has not yet been announced.
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Splatoon 2 update out now (version 5.2.2)
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Splatoon 2 has received another small update, bringing the game to version 5.2.2. Nintendo has addressed a couple of issues with today’s patch.
The first aspect addressed is a bug fix with Booyah Bomb which let players reach some areas not intended. A similar stage fix was implemented for Starfish Mainstage.
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Smash Bros. Ultimate to host tournament featuring characters who fight with arms/fists
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Nintendo has announced the latest event for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. A new tournament is set to take place this week, which features characters who primarily use their arms and fists in battle.
The tournament goes live in Smash Bros. Ultimate on July 3. Similar to past events, it will last for a total of three days.
Bandai Namco to host “Play Anime Live” event in July
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Bandai Namco today announced a new anime-dedicated event called “Play Anime Live”. The live stream promises to be “a fun, safe, and engaging space that brings together fans of anime-inspired games, offering exciting game updates, developer insights, and much more”.
It will be held on July 22 / July 23 at the following times:
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Paper Mario: The Origami King details – open-world setup and more
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Game Informer has shared the latest information about Paper Mario: The Origami King. There’s a bit more about battles, confirmation that we’re getting an open-world setup instead of it being chapter-focused, and more.
Here’s the full roundup:
Paper Mario: The Origami King dev wants to offer fans “new experiences and surprises” instead of relying on previous gameplay systems
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Following the first couple of Paper Mario games on N64 and GameCube, some fans would argue that the series has experienced some bumps in the road. Whereas those initial entries stuck to the tried-and-true RPG format, latter titles started to venture in different directions. Most would say that the low point of the series was Sticker Star, which de-emphasized battles and featured throwaway stickers as its primary mechanic.
Nintendo and Intelligent Systems are now giving Paper Mario another shot with The Origami King, which launches in just a few weeks. The game will have another alternate take on battles with a ring-based system.
Speaking with Game Informer, Nintendo producer Kensuke Tanabe indicated he’s more interested in trying new ideas rather than relying on familiar gameplay systems:
