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Animal Crossing: New Horizons is introducing something we didn’t really see with previous games. The Switch title is receiving regular updates, which are primarily tied into seasonal events. Bunny Day kicked things off right around launch, and the game is continuing to go strong with Nature Day and more.

Animal Crossing: New Horizons director Aya Kyogoku spoke about the approach to future updates in an interview with CNET. Although Kyogoku wouldn’t dive into any specifics, she did mention that Nintendo is looking to continue surprising players “in two years or three years down the road”.

Kyogoku’s full words:

Risk of Rain 2 has been updated on Switch, and is now at version 1.0.6. A pair of notable issues have been addressed as part of today’s patch.

Specifically, the following has now been fixed:

Nintendo began distributing Animal Crossing: New Horizons’ 1.2.0 update earlier this week. While it brings along new characters and seasonal events, what players may not know is that big changes have been made to bug spawn rates.

Twitter user Ninji, who datamined the game previously and has provided accurate information about New Horizons, shared the discovery. After digging through the code, it was determined that spawn rates have been unified for all insects. Whereas something like the agrias butterfly used to be less common in April than in its other available months, that’s no longer the case.

Here’s a closer look at how things have changed with the latest update:

The Pokemon Company kicked off Pokemon: Twilight Wings earlier this year. The animated mini-series is designed to give fans more insight into the Galar region and is based around Pokemon Sword/Shield.

In the latest episode, Early-Evening Waves, fans noticed that Pokemon like Dewgong appeared despite not being available in the actual games. That prompted The Pokemon Company to issue an apology on its Japanese Twitter page today. The message was primarily aimed at those who may have felt mislead in any way.

Pokemon: Twilight Wings still has three more episodes to air. Previous episodes can be found here, here, here, and here.

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Deliver Us the Moon

Wired Productions and KeokeN Interactive have dated the Switch version of Deliver Us the Moon. The sci-fi thriller is making its way to Nintendo’s console on August 14, the two companies confirmed. That goes for both North America and Europe.

Here’s a brief overview of Deliver Us the Moon:

Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 - Road to Boruto

To celebrate the release of Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 Road to Boruto on Switch, Bandai Namco has shared a new launch trailer. Watch it below.

Trials of Mana

Square Enix has shared a launch trailer for Trials of Mana, which is out today on Switch. Get a look at the new video below.

Microids today announced that it will release a new game based on the book and media franchise The Adventures of Tintin in partnership with Moulinsart. Platforms haven’t been confirmed, but given that every single one of the company’s titles have found their way to Switch since the system’s release, we should be seeing this one on Nintendo’s console.

Not much is known about the new game based on The Adventures of Tintin currently. However, Microids has shared a small bit of information:

Dragon Marked for Death ended up going live on Switch yesterday following a short delay. Inti Creates has now shared the lengthy patch notes detailing all of the changes and adjustments.

Here are the full details:

Wired Productions has shared a new trailer for Deliver Us the Moon, the sci-fi thriller hitting Switch later in 2020. Watch it below.


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