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Following the day-one update for Super Mario Odyssey, another patch has gone live. The game is now at version 1.1.0.

Nintendo’s patch notes state that Korean-language support has been added. No other adjustments or changes have been implemented.

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Gotouchi Tetsudou, which previously debuted on Wii U and 3DS, was released awhile back. Today, Bandai Namco announced that the new Switch version arrives in Japan on February 22.

Here’s a new trailer:

Gotouchi Tetsudou is a board game experience. For the Switch version, Bandai Namco included “Angel Ojapon” as a mascot character, added in new events, mini-games, and productions, and recorded voices for the original characters.

Two more Super Mario Odyssey commercials have been published for Nintendo’s Japanese audience. We have both of them below.

Over in Japan, the brand new art book for Splatoon 2 released this week. One particular section of the book has information about the ages of the members from Off the Hook.

Pearl is 21 years old, the art book reveals. Marina is actually a bit younger at 18 years old.

The more you know.

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Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night has its own way of letting you personalize the game. In a new Kickstarter update, backers are shown that weapons, accessories, and scarves all change Miriam’s appearance.

You can see this in action below. The video features a fire sword, a two-handed axe, a maid headband, and more. It’s even possible to change hairstyles and scarves.

Nintendo World Report just wrapped up a live stream showcasing over two hours of Xenoblade Chronicles 2 footage. Check out the full recording below.

Superbeat: Xonic players can purchase new songs for the game. The latest pack features music from famous composer Ayako Saso also known as SamplingMasters AYA. She previously worked on Tekken, Ridge Racer, Street Fighter, beatmania IIDX, Final Fantasy, and more.

The new tracks are as follows:

1. Afternoon of Summer
2. Missing Parts
3. Indigo Wind

It’s also worth mentioning that all of the DLC packs from the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions are out now on Switch.

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The visual novel Song of Memories was originally planned for this year on Switch in Japan. However, Pure Wish has today announced that the title will arrive around February. It will be sold as a digital-only release.

Song of Memories for Switch will have the same content as the PC version. Four additional scenarios will be packed in, including the “Sports Culture Festival,” “His Longest Day,” “The Adagio Tea House is Booming,” and “Utanami Girls Network” scenarios.

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Strictly Limited Games recently announced plans to begin supporting Switch. One title we can expect to see in the future is an unannounced game designed by Ryuichi Nishizawa, the creator of the Wonder Boy series.

In its announcement, Strictly Limited said that the game will “please fans and nostalgics of the 90s era.” It has never been published, “and has been classified by video game enthusiasts as lost forever after its release was cancelled.” Strictly Limited Games will be sharing more information soon.

Xenoblade Chronicles X

A couple of Wii U games released by Nintendo have made the jump to Switch thus far. Early on we’ve seen Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and Pokken Tournament DX on the new console.

If Monolith Soft president Tesuya Takahashi had his way, another Wii U title would head to Switch. In an interview with 4Gamer, Takahashi expressed interest in having Xenoblade Chronicles X on the system.


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