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More third-party ports for Switch were announced at E3 this week. Fortnite was the big one, but a game like Dragon Ball FighterZ is also notable.

The only downside is that Switch owners have had to wait longer for ports, as titles have been coming out later on the platform compared to the initial debuts on other systems. However, Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime believes this will change starting in 2019.

This information comes from Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime…

Last night, we reported on new returning stages spotted for Smash Bros. Ultimate. We have another wave of levels that were discovered in mostly the same way.

After digging through more character portraits and official screenshots, eight additional stages have been found. They are as follows:

Yoshi isn’t present at E3, but there’s been a lot of talk about the game. Nintendo said yesterday that it will be shown off later in 2018, and we later saw it listed as a 2019 title on the company’s website. The Big N has officially confirmed this, so Yoshi’s new game won’t be ready until next year.

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Smash Bros. has stage hazards in some of its levels, but not everyone enjoys them. For Smash Bros. Ultimate, some will be happy to hear that they can be turned off. Smash Bros. Invitational players who have gone up close with the game has confirmed that there’s a toggle for the hazards.

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