Xenoblade Chronicles 2 reveals new Rare Blade
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Elma returning from Xenoblade Chronicles X wasn’t today’s only big news for Xenoblade Chronicles 2. Also announced, Nintendo has given a first look at an entirely new Rare Blade. The name was a bit difficult to make out, but it sounds something like “Marvin”.
Nintendo says that this is a powerful Blade that can use the Smash status. It’ll be included as part of the Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Expansion Pass.
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Xenoblade Chronicles X’s Elma revealed for Xenoblade Chronicles 2
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Update: We’ve clipped out Elma’s trailer below.
Original: Much in the way that Shulk and Fiora from the original Xenoblade Chronicles returned in Xenoblade Chronicles 2, Elma from Xenoblade Chronicles X will be returning in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. Nintendo gave a first look in a new gameplay video today.
Nintendo hasn’t truly explained how Elma will be appearing. However, the trailer did show Rex and crew battling her as well as the character being used as a Blade.
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New Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna – The Golden Country footage
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Nintendo of Europe has prepared a brand new gameplay video for Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna – The Golden Country. Check out the video below.
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Home Sweet Home announced for Switch
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Home Sweet Home is in the works for Switch, Yggdrazil Group has announced. The studio will be working with Mastiff on the release.
Home Sweet Home features first-person horror adventure gameplay. The premise is based on Thai myths and beliefs.
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Neko Tomo launches November 1st in Japan
Posted on 7 years ago by Matt(@OnePunchMaz) in 3DS, News, Switch, Videos | 0 comments
Bandai Namco has announced that its cutesy cat game Neko Tomo will launch on November 1st in Japan both on Nintendo Switch and Nintendo 3DS. Here’s a new trailer:
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Ninjala heads up GungHo Online Entertainment’s TGS 2018 lineup
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GungHo Online Entertainment has announced its lineup for Tokyo Game Show 2018, which will take place next month. For Nintendo platforms, the game to look out for will be Ninjala, the multiplayer-focused action game on Nintendo Switch. Also part of their lineup is Yo-kai Watch World for smartphones.
Beyblade Burst: Battle Zero – second overview video
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Following on from the first video from two weeks ago, FuRyu posted a second overview video for Beyblade Burst: Battle Zero for Nintendo Switch (in Japanese):
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Nelke and the Legendary Alchemists – first trailer
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Koei Tecmo and Gust have released the first trailer for Nelke and the Legendary Alchemists, the Atelier series crossover game which will be released for Nintendo Switch on November 1st in Japan and later this Winter in the West:
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate – Super Smash Blog update: Alucard Assist Trophy
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Nintendo has posted another update to the Smash Bros. Blog for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. This time around, we have an introduction to the Alucard Assist Trophy.
Here’s the overview:
Super Mario Party will reportedly only support Joy-Cons
Posted on 7 years ago by Matt O'Keefe(@matt_okeefe) in News, Switch | 0 comments
According to an article from nextn.es, Super Mario Party will only be playable with Joy-Cons, leaving out Pro Controllers and third-party accessories. This shouldn’t come as a giant surprise, given many of the minigames in the title will likely revolve around the Joy-Con’s unique features, but it’s sure to be disappointing for many who prefer traditional controls.