SD Gundam Battle Alliance demo announced, season pass and Premium Sound & Data Pack detailed
Posted on 2 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch | 0 comments
Bandai Namco today announced that SD Gundam Battle Alliance is getting a demo. On Switch, it will be available starting July 22.
With the demo, players will be able to play until the end of Directory 1 Mission: Tekkadan”. Save data can also be transferred to the full version of the game.
Bandai Namco also provided details about plans for a season pass and nd Premium Sound & Data Pack for SD Gundam Battle Alliance. We have the full rundown below.
Dragon Ball: The Breakers closed network test announced, dates, times, and details
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Bandai Namco has shared even more news about Dragon Ball: The Breakers, as a closed network test for the game has been confirmed for all platforms – including Switch. We have the full details regarding how to participate.
The closed network test will be held on August 6 and August 7. While active, Frieza, the newly announced Raider, and Cell will be available to play. Avatar, Oolong Survivor Skin, and Bulma Survivor Skin will also be accessible as Survivors.
The schedule of sessions for the is as follows:
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection release date set for August, new trailer
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection is just a little over a month away from landing on Switch with Konami confirming a final release date today. The package is heading to Switch on August 30, 2022.
As a reminder, the package includes the following titles:
Dragon Ball: The Breakers release date set for October, Frieza trailer
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Bandai Namco has nailed down a final release date for Dragon Ball: The Breakers. The game will launch on October 14, 2022, the company announced.
Dragon Ball: The Breakers will have a physical and digital release on Switch. The Special Edition features the full game plus the Special Edition Pack containing a customizable costume, the “Two-Handed Good” victory pose, and the “Dragon (Yellow)” vehicle skin. The Limited Edition, exclusive to the Bandai Namco store, has the Special Edition content along with a steelbook, three Raider stickers, the Cell shell figure, and the “Potara (Green)” in-game accessory, which is a timed exclusive. All pre-orders come with the “Android 18 Transphere” and “Scouter (Blue)” accessory.
Here’s an overview of the game:
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Live A Live Switch remake reviews roundup
Posted on 2 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch | 0 comments
The HD-2D remake of Live A Live for Switch was announced for Switch towards the start of the year, and reviews are now starting to go online with the RPG just a few days out from landing on the console.
This marks the first time that the 1994 RPG will be leaving Japan. It came out for the Super Famicom back in the day, but never saw an official localization.
More: live a live, reviews roundup, Square Enix
Famitsu sales (7/11/22 – 7/17/22)
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Xenoblade Chronicles 3 shares “Chain Attack” track
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Nintendo has decide to share yet another music track for Xenoblade Chronicles 3 ahead of its release next week. This week’s shared track is “Chain Attack”, a new track that you’ll hear whenever a Chain Attack is triggered in-game.
While this new Chain Attack theme does replace the current battle theme for the duration of the Chain Attack, the ordinary battle theme will return once the Chain Attack concludes. This way, the battle theme won’t be completely interrupted the same way it might have been when a Vision occurred in Xenoblade Chronicles 1, for those familiar with that game’s battle system.
You can listen to the song clip below:
Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak amiibo now releasing in August in Australia/New Zealand
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Nintendo has just confirmed that the trio of Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak amiibo will now be releasing on August 12 in Australia and New Zealand. While these figures have already released in several territories worldwide, they had been delayed to a September release in Australia and New Zealand, before now being pushed back up to an August release.
The three amiibo are Malzeno, “Canine Malzeno” Palamute and “Felyne Malzeno” Palico figures, each unlocking an exclusive set of cosmetic layered armor for your Hunter, Palamute and Palico respectively. For those interested, pre-orders of the three amiibo are live now, available either through EB Games or the My Nintendo Store here.
Astroneer “Rails” update out now on Switch (version 1.25.147.0), patch notes and trailer
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Astroneer has just received a major 1.25.147.0 patch on Switch, otherwise known as the “Rails” update.
Once installed, players can access the new Rails System. This provides a new mode of transportation “that excels at efficiency and convenience.” Aside from everything involved with that, System Era Software has implemented quality of life improvements and more.
The full patch notes for the Astroneer “Rails” update (version 1.25.147.0) are as follows:
No Man’s Sky reveals Endurance update, confirmed for Switch
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Although Hello Games has been tinkering away on the new Switch version of No Man’s Sky, the studio has been continuing work on the main experience itself – and today unveiled a new Endurance update. Thankfully, we have confirmation that it will be included when the title arrives on Nintendo’s console later this year.
The Endurance update for No Man’s Sky contains a significant amount of content, but the main takeaway is that it includes “deeper and more varied freighter base building, including exterior platforms and catwalks; enhanced nebulae and deep space storms; fleets of organic frigates; and so much more”. You can find plenty of additional details and the full patch notes here.
