We already heard from Monolith Soft’s Tetsuya Takahashi that Xenoblade Chronicles 3 is the “culmination” of the series and “summary for moving on to the next step”. However, on Nintendo’s side, producer and director Genki Yokota has stated that he wants to keep the series “going as long as possible”.
That comment came about in the final section of Nintendo’s official interview regarding Xenoblade Chronicles 3. Speaking about the future, Takahashi and Yokota said:
Monolith Soft has teased the scope of the story DLC for Xenoblade Chronicles 3.
According to Nintendo’s Genki Yokota, “we are thinking of making its volume of content as large as Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna – The Golden Country.” He would later say in the same interview that the DLC “will be quite a high volume of content that will not let you down” when it comes to volume.
The developers of Xenoblade Chronicles 3 have weighed in on the huge amount of content that the RPG offers. Monolith Soft’s Tetsuya Takahashi and Koh Kojima, along with Nintendo’s Genki Yokota, weighed in on the topic.
Yokota said at one point that “the amount of content exceeds that of the first and second titles.” Additionally, Kojima mentioned that “the total walkable area in this game is over five times larger than in the second title.”
The Mario Kart 8 Deluxe – Booster Course Pass Wave 2 will launch next week, Nintendo has revealed. It will be available on August 4, 2022.
With the Turnip Cup, players can take on Tour New York Minute, SNES Mario Circuit 3, N64 Kalimari Desert, and DS Waluigi Pinball. The Propeller Cup contains Tour Sydney Sprint, GBA Snow Land, Wii Mushroom Gorge, and Sky-High Sundae.
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Playism and Alphawing have issued another update for the Switch version of Samurai Bringer.
New additions, adjustments, and fixes are included. Two new Brave Generals are included (Minamoto Yoshitsune and MusashibÅ Benke), players can now revisit previous tips, the scarecrows system has been introduced, and more.
The full patch notes for the Samurai Bringer July 2022 update are as follows:
Koumajou Remilia: Scarlet Symphony releases today on Switch eShop, and publisher CFK have dropped a launch trailer to celebrate.
In case you missed our previous coverage, you can check out an overview of the game as well as the trailer below:
Publishers Phoenixx and Gotcha Gotcha Games and developer Hikotel have announced that Kokoro Clover Season 1 will be making its way to the Switch eShop in Japan. The game is set to land on the system next week, on August 4, and will also feature full English language support.
Kokoro Clover is a 2D platformer heavily inspired by Sunday morning Japanese anime shows. The game’s story is structured like said shows, taking place over 12 “episodes” that have you take the role of Spirit Summoner Treffy, a young girl who accidentally finds the magical Kokoro Clover and attempts to uncover its secrets. Beyond the story mode, the game also possesses an adventure mode, boss rush mode, and mini-game modes, along with a slew of unlockables to obtain as you play through the game.
For more information here’s an overview of the game:
Ahead of its full release tomorrow, Xenoblade Chronicles 3 has received a customary day one update, and we have some patch notes for it. This update seems fairly minor all things considered; it’s enabling Expansion Pass functionality, adding a new menu shortcut, and fixing a few smaller issues to make for a more comfortable experience.
Here are the full patch notes below.
Studio MDHR has put out a new update for Cuphead, with the game moving up to version 1.3.3.
Unsurprisingly, the patch is mainly targeted at the recently-released The Delicious Last Course DLC. A bunch of fixes are included here, along with some adjustments.
The full patch notes for the Cuphead version 1.3.3 update are as follows:
