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Super Smash Bros. Ultimate isn’t terribly far off, but there’s still a good amount that we don’t know about the game. There are still characters to be announced, an entire mode to be discussed, and details about online play to be shared. When it comes to online functionality, there’s one small but possibly noteworthy tidbit starting to make the rounds.

Japanese retailer GEO has started distributing a pamphlet for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. On one page, it’s stated that up to 32 players will be supported online. That probably doesn’t mean we’ll see 32-player battles in regular matches, but that could extend to a certain online mode or feature.

Nintendo Australia shared a new interview with Game Freak’s Junichi Masuda and Kensaku Nabana a few hours ago. There aren’t really any hard-hitting questions here, but fans can get a small bit of additional insight into the two games and other random topics. We’ve included the full interview below.

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Undertale

Nintendo has shared a new interview with Undertale creator Toby Fox. Topics include the games that influenced him (and plenty of talk about EarthBound), what changed during development, and more.

Here’s the full transcript:

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Footage is beginning to emerge from the final build of SNK 40th Anniversary Collection. Take a look at eight minutes of gameplay below.

SNK 40th Anniversary Collection launches November 13 on Switch.

Super Mario Odyssey

The official Twitter account is ringing in the first anniversary of Super Mario Odyssey in a couple of ways. Since it’s October 27 in Japan, that means the game came out one year ago today.

The first part of the celebration is some new special artwork, attached above. We also have a brief dance video of sorts below with the instrumental version of Jump Up, Super Star.


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2K Sports has released a new update for the Switch version of NBA 2K19. Players can now access version 1.03.

Below are the full patch notes:

Capcom has announced that it will be releasing a trio of classic Resident Evil games on Switch. Resident Evil, Resident Evil 0, and Resident Evil 4 are all on the way.

The company just confirmed via Twitter:

A new batch of details and screenshots have come in for Nelke & the Legendary Alchemists. Today’s update primarily covers the characters Suelle, Lita, Ulrika, Uryu, and Bartholomaus. We’ve rounded up everything below, courtesy of Gematsu.

My Hero: One's Justice

My Hero: One’s Justice is finally out in the west today. Bandai Namco has shared a new launch trailer, which we’ve posted below.

Limited Run Games has opened pre-orders for a physical version of both Outlast games on Switch. Consumers have a couple of options to choose from.

For collectors, Limited Run is offering the Murkoff Briefcase Edition. The package includes:


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