The Super Mario Bros. Movie has been given a final rating by the Motion Picture Association. The film was recently added to the official database, and we now know that it will be rated PG.
Unlike ESRB classifications, which often go into detail about games, we don’t have too much information about The Super Mario Bros. Movie. The listing merely states that The Super Mario Bros. Movie is PG for action and mild violence.
Terraria has received another update on Switch, bringing the game to version 1.4.4.1. This follows the major “Labor of Love” patch from late last month.
A ton of bug fixes are included as well as a few additions / changes. We have the full patch notes for the Terraria version 1.4.4.1 update below.
Those that played the recent Harvestella demo will be happy to hear that Square Enix is implementing multiple improvements based on player feedback. These include better load times, adjustments, and bug fixes.
Here’s what to expect:
Hamster has announced that Tokidensho Angel Eyes will be the next Arcade Archives game coming to Switch. Here is some more information on the title.
Square Enix has passed along another batch of Harvestella details covering the winter season, and we have information about topics such as the Holy Capital Argene, Brakka, Faerie Orders, Avenger and Pilgrim jobs, and more. New screenshots are also in.
Below is the full rundown:
We have new gameplay for The Darkest Tales, a nightmarish action adventure game. The title landed on the system just a few days ago.
Further information can be found in the following overview:
Limited Run Games has revealed its latest physical release, and we now know that ANNO: Mutationem will be seeing the boxed treatment.
Alongside a standard version, a Deluxe Edition is planned. The Deluxe Edition contains a few extras, including a keychain, poster, and official soundtrack on CD.
Nintendo has updated the Japanese release schedule on its platforms for the week of October 27, 2022. Here’s a look at the upcoming digital download schedule:
Bloomberg published a report today on the controversy surrounding the Bayonetta 3 voice acting situation and claims to have details about negotiations between PlatinumGames and Hellena Taylor.
The outlet, having spoken with multiple sources, has heard and saw documents that Platinum offered Taylor between $3,000 and $4,000 per session. At least five sessions were apparently planned. Bloomberg further reports that Taylor asked for a six-figure fee and residuals, and that’s where negotiations fell apart. After that, Platinum sought a new voice actress and eventually hired Jennifer Hale. According to Bloomberg, Taylor was later offered a cameo and would have been paid for a single session, but that did not progress.
