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Mario Rabbids Sparks of Hope Ubisoft account

Original: Those that intend to play Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope when it launches on Switch next month will apparently need to a Ubisoft account in order to play. That information comes straight from the official Ubisoft Support Twitter account.

Twitter user mattybicky asked if a Ubisoft Connect account is required for the game. In response, Ubisoft Support said “you will need to associate your Ubisoft account with the Nintendo one or, if you don’t have a Ubisoft account, to create one.”

Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope Beacon Beach Pristine Peak

As part of our recent hands-on session with Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope, we have brand new gameplay for the Beacon Beach and Pristine Peak locations. Nearly 40 minutes of direct-feed footage is available.

Find more information about the game in the following overview:

Mario Rabbids Sparks of Hope preview

Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle was one the plucky plumber’s most unexpected and off-the-wall adventures in a long time when it released in 2017; it quickly became one of my favorite games on the Switch thanks to its simple but satisfying tactics and its delightfully quirky vibes. I was excited to have the opportunity to play its upcoming sequel, Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope, for nearly four hours at a recent Ubisoft preview event, where I experienced large chunks of the game’s combat, exploration, and story across a handful of different in-game planets. So far, what I’ve played of Sparks of Hope has me feeling confident that the game will be a substantial evolution of everything that made Kingdom Battle so special, and it seems poised to be Mario’s most memorable adventure in quite a while.

NieR: Automata Abandoned Factory

It’s time for another world overview trailer for the Switch version of NieR: Automata, with Square Enix now highlighting the Abandoned Factory. The large industrial structure is said to be “much more complex than its appearance and houses many dangerous mysteries in its twisted corridors.”

Below is some additional information about the game:

The latest Japanese hardware sales from Famitsu are as follows:

Potion Permit trailer

PQube and MassHive Media have come out with a launch trailer for Potion Permit. Those that are interested in the open-ended sim RPG can get one last look.

For more on Potion Permit, read the following overview:

Youtubers Life 2 City Stories update

A huge City Stories update is coming to Youtubers Life 2 next month in celebration of the game’s first anniversary.

As mentioned in the announcement, “the new content is focused on enhancing the feeling of adventure, discovery, exploration, and friendships, bringing the game closer to players who usually enjoy other titles such as Animal Crossing or Stardew Valley.” Players can look forward to additional challenges, a skill tree, new customization items and rewards, over 1,000 improvements, and more.

Ahead of the release of Monster Hunter Rise’s Sunbreak second title update next week on September 29, Capcom have shared some new gameplay footage on Twitter of their RnD team tackling one of the new monsters that will feature in the expansion, Flaming Espinas. This is footage taken from the special quest that was available at Capcom’s booth at TGS 2022.

Taiko no Tatsujin Rhythm Festival trailer

Bandai Namco has shared a launch trailer for Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival. The game has started to release in certain regions, though it’ll be available worldwide before the end of the week.

You can catch up on Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival by checking out the following overview:

Dragon Quest Treasures game introduction

Square Enix is back with another trailer for Dragon Quest Treasures that serves as a general introduction. This follows the previous video released last week for the 2022 Tokyo Game Show.

Everything you need to know about Dragon Quest Treasures can be found in the following overview:


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