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A short while ago, Nintendo revealed its January lineup for the Nintendo Switch Online subscription. All regions will be receiving Zelda II – The Adventure of Link and Blaster Master. However, Japan will actually be getting a third game: Joy Mech Fight.

Joy Mech Fight, a fighting title, never left Japan. You may recognize its main character from Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Sukapon appears in the latest Smash Bros. entry as an Assist Trophy.

Nintendo will be hosting a new Spirit Board event in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate starting later this week. This time around, the theme is that the rewards handed out will be doubled. That means more experience and SP for everyone.

The latest Spirit Board event kicks off on January 11. It’ll last for three days.

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Nintendo announced today that Yoshi’s Crafted World is launching in Japan on March 29. Right after that, the pre-load option went live on the Japanese eShop. In case you’re curious, the game takes up 5.3GB of space.

Every region will be getting Yoshi’s Crafted World on the same day – March 29. Pre-loading in other regions should go live soon.

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Yoshi’s Crafted World will release on March 29, Nintendo has announced. Previously, it had been confirmed for a spring release window.

Here’s the latest information from Nintendo:

Song of Memories

Song of Memories is heading to both Japan and the west soon. PQube has confirmed that the localized release “is the same as the Japanese version” in terms of content. However, “in terms of localisation, ages have been removed from the characters, and the term School has been changed to Academy.” PQube explained that these changes were made in order to “placate age rating boards and has nothing to do with recent platform holder changes.”

Song of Memories was originally due out last fall. A new date should be announced in the near future.

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Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom

FDG Entertainment shared an interesting sales tidbit regarding Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom on social media today. The company revealed that the sales ratio on Switch is 8:1 vs. all other platforms. The game is currently out on Switch, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.

FDG said on Twitter just a short while ago:

Starting tomorrow, Switch players in North America will finally be able to download a new booster pack update for The Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth+. Nicalis has confirmed the news, but also cautioned that the company is still waiting on approval from Nintendo of Europe.

The booster pack is highlighted by The Forgotten as a new character. The update will also include new items and more.

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My Time at Portia

Team17 provided an update today on the sandbox RPG My Time at Portia. The game is now confirmed for release on Switch this spring, complete with a physical version. Sold Out will be distributing it at retail.

The latest news was accompanied by a new trailer for My Time at Portia. We have the video below, along with an official overview.

Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen is coming to Switch, Capcom has revealed. A release is planned for April 23.

This marks the first time that Dragon’s Dogma will be appearing on a Nintendo console. It originally released in 2012, with the enhanced “Dark Arisen” following a year later. Capcom then started porting the game to newer platforms in 2017.

The Princess Guide

NIS America has gone live with a new video for The Princess Guide. View the “Getting Royally Schooled” trailer below.


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