A new version 1.2.0 update has just gone live for Don’t Starve Together on Switch.
According to developer Klei, the update brings Switch content up to the most recent version of the game before the latest patch for the other platforms. The studio says it’s “closing the gap” and while it can’t make promises, hopes to get Nintendo’s console in line with other systems as soon as possible.
The full patch notes for the Don’t Starve Together update on Switch are as follows:
Dragon Ball: The Breakers has now received one of its first updates.
The team looks to have already made a couple of improvements and adjustments. Additionally, further improvements are planned for the future.
The full patch notes for the current Dragon Ball: The Breakers are as follows:
In what could be the last major Max Raid Battle event for Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield, Glastrier and Spectrier are being featured. Players can team up with other Trainers to defeat the Legendary Pokemon in battle.
Unfortunately, you won’t actually be able to catch these creatures. They’re only intended to provide a challenge in battle.
PlatinumGames has shared an official statement about the recent voice acting controversy with Bayonetta 3.
The situation has been developing over the last week, but things began after Hellena Taylor – the original voice of Bayonetta – posted a series of videos explaining why she isn’t returning for the third entry. She claimed that she was initially given “an insulting offer” to reprise the role, and this was only bumped up to $4,000 after reaching out to PlatinumGames.
A new version 1.2.1 update just went live for Xenoblade Chronicles 3. However, we should note right off the bat that it’s rather small in nature.
The official patch notes are as follows:
This week’s expanded Japanese software sales are as follows:
1. [NSW] Splatoon 3 – 97,071 / 3,118,118
2. [NSW] Dragon Quest X Offline – 11,145 / 199,927
3. [NSW] NieR: Automata The End of YoRHa Edition – 9,672 / 39,890
4. [NSW] Mario Kart 8 Deluxe – 7,337 / 4,873,017
5. [NSW] Minecraft – 6,941 / 2,821,843
6. [NSW] Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival – 5,685 / 52,358
7. [NSW] Dragon Ball: The Breakers Special Edition – 5,312 / NEW
8. [NSW] Nintendo Switch Sports – 4,609 / 754,799
9. [NSW] Super Smash Bros. Ultimate – 3,856 / 4,992,703
10. [PS4] Dragon Quest X Offline – 3,697 / 70,841
Mario Party and Mario Party 2 are appearing on Nintendo Switch Online next month, Nintendo has announced. Both will be available on November 2, 2022 for members of the Expansion Pack tier.
Mario Party launched for the N64 in 1999 (very end of 1998 in Japan) and was the original party-starter for the series. The classic four-player party game has you joining Mario and friends across nine action-packed Adventure Boards and 56 minigames in competition that can be experienced alone or with friends.
Capcom has provided a new look at the Gold Edition and Winters’ Expansion DLC for Resident Evil Village. As a reminder, the game itself is set to arrive on Switch next week.
Resident Evil Gold Edition is highlighted by three features. It includes a new third-person mode, Mercenaries Additional Orders with new playable characters and stages, and Shadows of Rose that continues the story of Ethan’s daughter, Rosemary.
Here’s some additional information:
