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Nintendo’s Japanese website states that the latest update to Xenoblade Chronicles 2 added an annoying bug to the game, causing some quests impossible to complete in certain cases. Perfectly Nintendo lists the Blade Questions with problems:

Originally announced only for PS4, the Nippon Ichi Software title is reportedly being released on Switch as well. Lapis li Abyss is “a mission selection-type action game. In addition to the eight playable characters, there are over 100 enemy characters.” The game will release on November 9 in Japan for 7,538 yen, which converts to about $68.

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It’s time for the latest Famitsu’s most wanted games chart. Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is still at the third position while Persona Q2 is back in the top five.

Head past the break for the full chart. All votes were cast between August 2 and August 8.

A few weeks ago, Bandai Namco announced Kamen Rider Climax Scramble Zio for Switch. We’re starting to get closer to actually seeing the game, as a teaser trailer was published today. We’ve included it below.

Dragon Ball FighterZ

Bandai Namco has issued a new Japanese trailer for Dragon Ball FighterZ, which is a month away from launching on Switch. Watch it below.

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Special note: This is the last chance to save 20% on Amazon pre-orders with Prime. Beginning August 28, all orders will not be given the automatic 20% discount. Instead, Amazon will give a $10 certificate on select games (see here). For now, you can find all games eligible for the 20% discount here.

Below are the latest Nintendo products that can be currently pre-ordered at retailers:

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Earlier this month, we heard that Bethesda is at least considering the possibility of putting Rage 2 on Switch. The company’s Pete Hines has commented on the situation further in a new interview.

Hines indicated that it could be difficult to bring Rage 2 to Switch since the game is built with Avalanche Studios’ engine. Whether or not it “could ever work on the Switch” is still unknown.

Developers of Starlink: Battle for Atlas have often explained how the Star Fox collaboration came to be. After the game was first shown at last year’s E3, executives and developers from Nintendo ended up seeing it behind closed doors. Nintendo obviously liked what it saw, as the Starlink team was invited to Japan to pitch a potential collaboration.

Creative director Laurent Malville told Kotaku UK that as far as he’s aware, the collaboration was Nintendo’s idea. He also spoke about what it was like pitching the potential partnership to Nintendo and Shigeru Miyamoto:

Last week, Europe and Japan had their latest Splatfests in Splatoon 2. It was North America’s turn this weekend.

The new Splatfest topic was all about utensils. Nintendo asked players which they believe is more useful: forks or spoons. After a day of battles, the event is over and the results are in.

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Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

Nintendo has been keeping quiet thus far on how players will go about unlocking characters in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. In the past, director Masahiro Sakurai has said that the initial roster will be small, and wants the process of gaining new characters to be interesting.

amiibo listings on Best Buy Canada may give some information about one way in which some characters can be unlocked in Smash Bros. Ultimate. Information included within pages for Wolf, Inkling Girl, and Ridley mention tapping their figures to add them to your game.


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