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Update: The English version of the trailer is now available, so we’ve swapped that in below.


Original: Ahead of this week’s release, Bandai Namco has prepared a new Japanese launch trailer for One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4. Check it out below.

Update: Patch notes are now in. We have them here.


Psyonix announced that a new update for Rocket League will be released today at 10 AM PDT. This is just a fairly minor update, adding some bug fixes and some changes to controller vibration settings. As always, the patch should download automatically once it’s out.

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As previously announced, the major free update for Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist: Link Evolution is now available on Nintendo Switch. The update, which brings the game to version 1.0.1, adds the new Master Rule change, new cards, new story battles and several other improvements.

In the most recent issue of Nintendo Dream, the Japanese magazine published a massive Fire Emblem: Three Houses developer interview. Directors Genki Yokota (Nintendo) and Toshiyuki Kusakihara (Intelligent Systems) weighed in on various topics concerning the Switch game.

At one point of the discussion, it’s revealed that Claude is “a false name.” The Golden Deer leader should actually be known as “Khalid”, according to Kusakihara.

Here’s our translation of the excerpt:

Bandai Namco has rolled out the latest Japanese commercial for One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4 focusing on the Yonko Saga. Check it out below.

Last April, a revamp of the classic adventure game Shadowgate landed on the Switch eShop. Limited Run Games has now announced that it will publish the title physically.

Like many Limited Run Games offerings, a standard version and special edition are planned. The latter release, known as the “Shadowgate Classic Edition”, includes a physical copy of the game, a retro cartridge sleeve, art print, and the original game soundtrack.

Pre-orders for the physical versions of Shadowgate open on March 27. Reservations will be live for four weeks.

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Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Animal Crossing fans have waited years for a new entry in the franchise. What might surprise you is just how long New Horizons was in development for.

According to The Washington Post, early development kicked off shortly after Animal Crossing: New Leaf launched. We’re talking about the Japanese release here, so that goes all the way back to 2012. That means it took about eight years for Animal Crossing: New Horizons to ultimately wrap up.

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Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Animal Crossing: New Horizons has launched, but the game will be receiving more content in the future in the form of seasonal updates. Unfortunately, the coronavirus has made work more difficult, and many people from around the world have been affected. Animal Crossing: New Horizons could be impacted due to the current times.

Speaking with The Washington Post, director Aya Kyogoku said that development for the updates “is still going”. However, if the situation with the coronavirus worsens, there could be adjustments. “We’re not sure if we have to shift anything, but I think we have to be flexible,” Kyogoku said.

Early reports regarding Animal Crossing: New Horizons’ sales in the UK are definitely impressive. Not only was the launch 3.5 times bigger than New Leaf – the series’ previous mainline entry – but its launch week was bigger than the release of all other Animal Crossing games combined, including spin-offs.

We have a couple of other interesting tidbits now as well. First, Animal Crossing: New Horizons is already a third of the way to matching the entire lifetime sales of New Leaf (boxed). Also, if you count every single #1 boxed game in the UK this year before Animal Crossing (eleven of these titles in total) and combine them, they still don’t get close to the launch week of Animal Crossing: New Horizons.

So yes, Animal Crossing: New Horizons couldn’t be doing much better in the UK. It’s likely experiencing similar success in other territories, though we don’t have concrete sales data at this time.

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Saints Row IV: Re-Elected

Saints Row IV: Re-Elected is finally here on Switch, and we have a first look at the game running on Nintendo’s console. Check out a bunch of footage below.

Note: a few portions are briefly muted due to copyrights with music. Also, keep in mind the video was recorded with drifting Joy-Con, which certainly makes things more difficult.


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