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Three new Switch holiday commercials are in, though this time straight from Nintendo of Canada. View the brief adverts below.

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Playtonic posted a Q&A on its website that attempts to answer some of the questions fans have about the upcoming 64-Bit Tonic in Yooka-Laylee. Technical director Jens Restermeier spoke about what was used as a reference material/inspiration, why there won’t be an option to turn the CRT filter on and off, and more.

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The nominees are in for The Game Awards 2018. Nintendo may not have two titles up for the big prize like last year, but there are still a number of related titles included across the various categories.

Here’s the full lineup of nominees:

My Time at Portia

Team17 and Pathea Games issued the latest trailer for My Time at Portia today. For the latest update, the sandbox simulation RPG has received a focus on crafting. Watch the video below.

SNK 40th Anniversary Collection is available on Switch starting today. Check out the game’s official launch trailer below.

Reviews for Pokemon: Let’s Go, Pikachu / Eevee are starting to go live. We’ve rounded up a few of the early verdicts below.

Nintendo posted a brief clip on Twitter recently showing the recording session for the Japanese version of Super Mario Odyssey’s “Jump Up, Super Star!” Have a look at Aimi Mukohara singing the now well-known tune below.


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Nippon Ichi Software announced today via Famitsu that their new original RPG Destiny Connect is coming to Nintendo Switch. Directed by Yoshihiko Toda and written by Jun Yokota, the story takes place in the nostalgic town “Clocknee”. After a disaster occurs there, it’s up to Sherry, Pegreo and a robot named Isaac to deal with this. The game will be released on February 28th in Japan.

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Bandai Namco has shared a new Japanese trailer for Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition, this time focusing on story elements of the JRPG.

Published to their Japanese YouTube channel, the footage features both animated cutscenes and gameplay, Be sure to check them out in the video below.

After a couple of weeks of anticipation, Angry Mob Games has finally released the latest patch for Brawlout on Switch.

Bringing the arcade fighter title up to version 1.5.0, this latest update adds Yooka-Laylee as a playable fighter, Tribalstack Tropics as a playable stage, and many other changes.

Fans can view the official website with all of the new information here. We’ve also included the full patch notes below.


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