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Nintendo is gearing up for the next round of the ARMS Party Crash Bash. For those who missed it, the event is being held to determine the game’s best character.

The third round will be going live next week. This time around, it’ll be Helix and Max Brass battling it out. The theme is “Royal Jelly”.

The latest ARMS Party Crash Bash event goes live on December 21. It’ll last until December 24.

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Nintendo Switch Online

Nintendo of America recently filed a lawsuit against a man selling NES Classic Edition and Switch consoles with pirated games. Essentially, the illegitimate NES Classic had 800 ROMs for $15 above the retail price while the fake Switch hardware used Team Xecuter’s SX dongle and pirated games. Nintendo is going after this person on nine separate infringements. It’s interesting and we expect Nintendo to prevail here, but there’s something else from the situation which might be even more noteworthy.

Included in the lawsuit document is a tidbit about the Switch eShop. It calls out the “Nintendo Switch Online shop” that was “formerly Nintendo eShop”.

What could this mean? Will the Switch eShop be getting a simple name change? Is Nintendo planning a more in-depth makeover? Only time will tell.

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Peach Ball: Senran Kagura

This week’s Famitsu scans are now available. Highlights include The Caligula Effect: Overdose, Peach Ball: Senran Kagura, Onimusha: Warlords, Romancing SaGa 3, Atelier Lulua: The Scion of Arland, Nelke & the Legendary Alchemists, and Blade Arcus Rebellion from Shining. Scans of all games can be found below.

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Folks are starting to get their hands on the new NES controller designed for Nintendo Switch Online Games. GameXplain unboxes it below, and also tests it with Smash Bros. Ultimate.

As mentioned yesterday, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate director Masahiro Sakurai was interviewed in this week’s issue of Famitsu. But much to our surprise, there was a column as well. We’ll be posting a translation of the interview soon, but are sharing the column first below.

In his piece, Sakurai addresses Spirits mode in great detail. He explains how it all came to be, why there really isn’t much in the way of story, and a whole lot more. 

Here’s our full translation:

The Princess Guide

NIS America has set a western release date for The Princess Guide. Today, the company announced that the game will be out in North America on March 26. The European date is slated for March 29, followed by April 5 for Australia and New Zealand.

Here’s a brief introduction:

Aragami: Shadow Edition has been given a new, final release date. The title will be landing on Nintendo’s console on February 22.

Merge Games will be offering a Signature Edition for Aragami: Shadow Edition, as previously announced. It includes:

Suda51 will be appearing during a Famitsu live stream next week for a new Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes presentation. It’ll be two hours long, offering the latest look at the game and more. An English interpretation of the proceedings will be provided to users.

The Famitsu Monthly Serial: Goichi Suda’s Travis Returns stream will begin on December 20 at the following times:

Wired Productions and Caged Element have more plans for its futuristic combat racer. Today, the two companies unveiled a roadmap for the game that highlights what’s to come for the game.

The team is working on game balancing enhancements, new tracks and modes, and more. 2019 will also bring about a new racer series in the competitive sphere.

We have the full breakdown from the roadmap below.

Touhou Genso Wanderer: Lotus Labyrinth won’t be making its originally scheduled April 25 release date. Based on information from various retailers in Japan, it has been pushed back to early summer. It’s currently unclear what caused the delay.

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