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As part of latest issue of Famitsu in Japan, Idea Factory president Yoshiteru Satou confirmed that more Switch ports of their previous console titles are on the way.

Specifically, Satou made this comment in regards to the company’s Otomate brand — which encompasses their “girl games” titles. From the sounds of things, the Otomate brand is what fans should expect to see grow on the Switch moving forward.

Seperately, Compile Heart’s president Norihisa Kochiwa was also interviewed, and stated that they will announce “a new RPG that follows current trends” later this Spring. At this time, it is unsure if this new project is involved wit the Switch.

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Nintendo added Piranha Plant to Super Smash Bros. Ultimate tonight. It’s not just a new playable character, as it can also be used across various game modes. However, you may want to hold off on playing as Piranha Plant in one specific mode.

We’re hearing that save data may become corrupt after going through All-Star Mode with the latest roster addition. It’s currently unclear why this is happening, but multiple player reports are out there. Nintendo will likely be preparing a fix very soon, so it’d be best to hold off until a patch is made available.

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This week’s Famitsu has more coverage on Atelier Lulua: The Scion of Arland. In addition to a couple of details about how the story starts, we also have an update on the synthesis system.

Here’s the full roundup of information:

After it was just released a short while ago, footage for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate’s latest character, Piranha Plant, is already popping up online. We have videos showcasing gameplay below, including Palutena’s Guidance, Kirby’s transformation, and more.

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

Nintendo recently sent out word that an update for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate would be arriving soon. The patch has now officially gone live, bringing the game up to version 2.0.0.

The big highlight of today’s update is the arrival of Piranha Plant. Spirit Board now supports four players, fighters have been adjusted, and more. Full patch notes below.

Splatoon 2

As was announced earlier today, a new update has gone live for Splatoon 2. The game is now at version 4.4.0.

Today’s update includes various changes pertaining to Kelp Dome, weapons, and more. We have the full official patch notes below.

Mortal Kombat 11

Mortal Kombat 11 launches on April 23. If you’re in Europe, however, that might be a different story.

There’s been a lot of speculation surrounding Mortal Kombat 11’s Switch launch in Europe. We’ve been trying to hold off on posting about it until Warner Bros. comments on the situation, but thus far, they haven’t done so. In the meantime, a number of retailers have come forward listing a May 10 release date – including the Nintendo UK store. The Switch version of Mortal Kombat 11 is still on track for April 23 in the states, though for whatever reason, that doesn’t appear to be the case for PAL regions.

Pre-orders are open for Mortal Kombat 11 on the Nintendo UK store here. Bundles with Pixel Pals Lamps are also available.

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5pb. has provided the boxart for Steins;Gate: Divergencies Assort, an upcoming release for Switch in Japan. Get a look at the packaging image above.

Steins;Gate: Divergencies Assort will be out on March 20 in Japan.

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Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom

FDG Entertainment has announced a new update for Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom. With version 1.0.4, multi save slots will be added.

FDG hasn’t provided any additional information about the patch. We’ll pass along word when it’s live.

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In what has become an annual tradition, Metacritic has provided new analysis regarding game publisher review rankings.

Nintendo dipped to the fourth spot after charting second last year. The company’s average Metascore was 76.4%, with Smash Bros. Ultimate being the best game at 93% and Kirby Battle Royale as the worst at 57%.

Metacritic provides the following analysis of the reviews Nintendo received:

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