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You can see here that Nintendo’s Japanese website has posted something strange.

With the combined power of Google Translate and common sense, below is a translation of the page’s message:

2018.1.18 7:00
On January 18, 2018 [Thursday] we will introduce “New play” using Nintendo Switch at 7:00 on this page.

This was cryptic indeed, until Nintendo UK threw their hats in too. They have a similar page, and it says the following:

10PM UK time
Tune in to discover a new interactive experience for Nintendo Switch that’s specifically crafted for kids and those who are kids at heart.

It seems from the UK’s message that news on the rumored Nintendo Direct is out of the picture. However, something is coming in the next twelve hours. Stay tuned, as we will keep you updated if more information arrives.

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The Gal*Gun series is… an interesting one. For those of you who don’t know, you control a male protagonist who has somehow become incredibly popular with every anime girl in sight. Of course, you’re looking for your one true love, so you have to fend off these hordes of women through giving them euphoria by shooting them with your… pheromone gun.

Yep!

Anyway, below is a newly released video for the Switch version. It’s headed to the Switch in spring 2018 for North America and Europe. Enjoy!

As promised, Nintendo has issued the latest update for Splatoon 2. You can now download version 2.2.0.

A bunch of different changes have been implemented in multiplayer, Salmon Run, and more. For the full patch notes, continue on below.

The latest episode of Nintendo’s Japanese show Nyannyan Neko Mario Time has now gone live. We’ve included it below.

Bandai Namco has ruled out cross-play for Dark Souls: Remastered. Some have speculated that the feature would be included, allowing players across different platforms to connect online. However, we now know that the functionality won’t be a part of the package.

Dark Souls: Remastered releases on May 25 for Switch. The Artorias of the Abyss DLC will be included at no extra charge.

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Update: Nintendo has since updated the article to read 2018.


Original: According to an article posted today on Nintendo’s website, the paid Nintendo Switch Online Service will launch in 2019. This could simply be a typo, but the service may be suffering further delays. We will keep you updated on any official Nintendo statements as they come in.

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The game announcement teases continue. Four Horses tweeted today that they may soon be revealing their next Switch game, following the release of Kid Tripp in November.


Ubisoft

Ubisoft will have some Nintendo-related news to share soon. That’s based on a new tweet from one of the company’s employees at the company’s Montreal studio.

Here’s the tweet in question:


What’s being teased here could be one of many things. One possibility is some news on Steep, which we assume is still in the works given that Ubisoft hasn’t said anything about a cancellation. This same Ubisoft staffer had said in August that Steep was still happening on Switch.

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Milestone released the latest Monster Energy Supercross – The Official Videogame trailer today that highlights the game’s track editor feature. Check out the video below.

Monster Energy Supercross will let you mass around with eight stadium and over 80 modules in the Track Editor. You can create, share and vote other players’ creations, as well as play with custom tracks online and in single-player.

2K Sports has detailed the final piece of DLC for WWE 2K18. We don’t have a date for the Switch version yet, though the “Enduring Icons Pack” will be offered in the future.

The Enduring Icons Pack features WWE Superstars Jeff and Matt Hardy, as well as WWE Hall of Famers Beth Phoenix, Ricky Morton, and Robert Gibson. It will be sold via the season pass or individually for $9.99.

Below are a couple of videos for the DLC:


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