Maglam Lord trailer #2
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D3 Publisher and Felistella have shared a second trailer for the action RPG Maglam Lord. Get a look at the video below.
Maglam Lord is slated for March 18, 2021 in Japan. We have the game’s opening movie here and previous trailer here.
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Deemo Reborn Switch launch trailer
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Deemo Reborn, Rayak’s latest rhythm game, made its way to Switch a couple of days ago. Have a look at the official launch trailer below.
Deemo Reborn is out now on Switch via the eShop.
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Switch – “Heart-pumping Action Awaits” commercial
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Nintendo has come out with its latest North American Switch commercial showing first and third-party games that contain a high amount of action. View it below.
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New Ghosts ‘n Goblins Resurrection footage
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Ghosts ‘n Goblins Resurrection was announced at The Game Awards 2020 last week, and quite a bit of new footage was shown off during the latest episode of Capcom TV. We have the full segment below.
Capcom will be bringing Ghosts ‘n Goblins Resurrection to Switch on February 25, 2021.
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Dragon Ball FighterZ trailer shows Super Baby 2, reveals Super Saiyan 4 Gogeta
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During Japan’s playoffs for the Dragon Ball FighterZ National Championship, Bandai Namco shared the latest news on Dragon Ball FighterZ. A trailer for the game debuted showing the latest DLC characters.
First, a proper look at Super Baby 2 was shown. It’s also confirmed that the character will launch on January 15, 2021.
Touhou Luna Nights Switch footage
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The Metroidvania title Touhou Luna Nights found its way to Switch earlier this week. For a look at some footage, check out the video below.
Touhou Luna Nights is being distributed for Switch via the eShop. We have more details and a trailer here.
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Video: Persona 5 Strikers voice actors react to the announcement trailer
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Months after it came out in Japan, Persona 5 Strikers is finally coming west in 2021. Atlus had a number of the game’s voice actors react to the recently-released trailer announcing the English release.
Here’s the full video:
Jump Force – Yoruichi Shihouin DLC teaser trailer
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Yoruichi Shihouin will be one of the next DLC characters for Jump Force, and Bandai Namco today revealed a teaser trailer that offers a first look at the Bleach representative in action. Check out the video below.
Jump Force Deluxe Edition is available for Switch. Yoruichi Shihouin arrives in 2021.
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Monster Hunter Rise – Great Sword and Switch Axe trailers
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Capcom is back with the latest trailers for Monster Hunter Rise focusing on the game’s weapons. For today’s update, we’re introduced to the Great Sword and Switch Axe.
Here’s information about both:
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Video: A look at the Nintendo Zone distribution hardware, a DSi made with one screen
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During the DS and 3DS eras, you may have heard of something called Nintendo Zone. It was more widely used during the DS days, but the main idea was that you could connect to the service at certain places like Best Buy and access content such as demos and trailers, services, and more. Nintendo originally sent DS cartridges to these locations which would hold all of the Nintendo Zone data. Later on, there was a more efficient process once the DSi was created.
Nintendo eventually stripped back the original DSi hardware, leaving a single touch screen, two LEDs, and a charging port. Locations that had these systems were also given a new cartridge that could connect to a server for all of the latest content. That way Nintendo wouldn’t need to continually send out new DS cards.
Here’s a look at the device from The Retro Future:
