Shakedown: Hawaii gets new “Full Tank” update
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Vblank Entertainment has announced that it is now offering a new update for Shakedown: Hawaii. The studio has added in new vehicles and vehicle purchasing, new shakedown missions, and more.
Below are the full details of the “Full Tank” update plus a trailer:
Famitsu software sales (7/1/19 – 7/7/19) – Top 30
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This week’s expanded Japanese software sales are as follows:
01./01. [NSW] Super Mario Maker 2 #
02./00. [PS4] Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers #
03./03. [NSW] Yo-kai Watch 4: We Are Looking Up at the Same Sky
04./00. [NSW] Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle
05./02. [NSW] Jikkyou Powerful Pro Baseball
06./00. [PS4] Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle
07./05. [NSW] Super Smash Bros. Ultimate #
08./08. [NSW] Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
09./09. [NSW] Minecraft #
10./12. [NSW] Splatoon 2 #
Nintendo says its devs will still focus on the original Switch and its features when creating games
Posted on 5 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch | 0 comments
In a couple of months, a new version of the Switch will be on the market. The Switch Lite is similar to the original in many ways, but is missing key features like HD Rumble and the ability to detach the Joy-Con. What does that mean for the original system?
Not much, apparently. In an interview with Time, Nintendo of America president Doug Bowser indicated that its developers “will be very focused on the Nintendo Switch flagship device, and building games that utilize the capability of that machine.”
Bowser’s full words:
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Video: Kill la Kill: IF – Switch vs. PS4 graphics comparison
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At the end of the month, Arc System Works will be bringing the fighter Kill la Kill: IF to Switch. For a look at how it stacks up to the PS4 version, check out the video below.
Fire Emblem: Three Houses – details on giant monsters, amiibo, facilities, online, classes, and more
Posted on 5 years ago by Devin(@Sonicb00m111) in News, Switch | 0 comments
Following from the scans that were released of the latest issue of Famitsu earlier today, a ton of new details have surfaced in regards to Fire Emblem: Three Houses that cover many aspects not yet addressed.
Additionally, many new direct-feed images are now available as well. Those, as well as a translated summary of the information from Perfectly Nintendo, are included below.
Splatoon 2 – Final Fest art featuring Cap’n Cuttlefish and Agent 3
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Nintendo has rolled out the next piece of Splatoon 2 art in celebrating of the game’s final Splatfest. This time around, we have a look at Cap’n Cuttlefish and Agent 3. Have a look at the special drawing above.
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Astral Chain cinematic artist talks about the game’s facial animation
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PlatinumGames posted its latest devblog for Astral Chain today. This time around, we get to hear from cinematic artist Takahiro Iwagami about the game’s facial animation.
Here’s the full piece:
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Olympic Games Tokyo 2020: The Official Video Game – beach volleyball, baseball, tennis videos
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SEGA has shared three more videos for Olympic Games Tokyo 2020: The Official Video Game. Find gameplay highlighting the beach volleyball, baseball, and tennis events below.
Nintendo Minute – “Super Mario Maker 2: Playing YOUR Levels Part 3”
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The latest episode of Nintendo Minute has gone live. In today’s video, Kit and Krysta continue playing levels from the community. Check out the full episode below.
Nintendo submits FCC filings involving updated processor and new flash storage chips for Switch
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The Verge has spotted a new Nintendo filing with the Federal Communications Commission, which indicates that the company may be reworking the components of the original Switch. The “Class II Permission Change” involves a new processor and new flash storage chips.
It’s not entirely clear what this means at present. The Verge suggests that updated chips could lead to fewer slowdowns, faster load times, longer battery life, less heat, or possibly even none of the above.
