Feardemic uploaded a trailer for its latest Switch title Stasis: Bone Totem. The title, an underwater adventure experience, landed on the system just a few days ago.
We’ve got lots of information about it in the following overview:
Starting today, Nintendo Switch Online members can get their hands on Yoshi’s Island icons.
This is another instance of a game being tied to playing. Before gaining access to the icons, you’ll need to boot up Super Mario World 2: Yoshi’s Island on the SNES app. Then you’ll be able to access the full set – of which there are only five. Characters are available for 10 Platinum Points each via My Nintendo.
To celebrate the recent launch of Princess Peach: Showtime, Nintendo has announced a special collaboration event for Tetris 99.
The 39th Maximus Cup will be taking place later this week. While it’s active, any Nintendo Switch Online member can simply play Tetris 99’s online mode during the event period and earn points based on their placement in each match. After reaching 100 event points, they’ll be able to unlock the new theme. The theme features background art, music and Tetrimino designs inspired by Princess Peach: Showtime.
Today, we’re finishing up our coverage of returning Legendary Pokemon in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet with an Articuno location guide. As a reminder, you can only catch returning Legendary Pokemon after clearing The Indigo Disk’s main story. If you don’t have the DLC, you won’t be able to catch any of them.
Articuno, Zapdos, and Moltres are the original trio of Legendary Pokemon introduced in the very first generation. As with most of their catchable appearances, none of these Pokemon are exclusive to either Pokemon Scarlet or Violet – you can catch all three Legendary birds regardless of the game you’re playing.
QUByte Interactive announced today that it’s delaying Mars 2120 to the second half of 2024.
Originally, the game was supposed to release on March 28. Since last week passed us by without the launch, the news about the delay isn’t much of a surprise. QUByte said the extra time will be used for optimization as well as “the best gaming experience”.
System: Switch
Release date: March 22, 2024
Developer: Good Feel
Publisher: Nintendo
I’m not sure if Princess Peach has a rivalry with Kirby or something, but she’s picked up a shocking amount of skills in the nineteen years since her last solo game. In short order, Princess Peach: Showtime tasks the Mushroom Kingdom’s longstanding ruler with displaying all sorts of feats of talent, from figure skating to baking to lasso-wrangling – well, either that or she’s apparently a really good actress. Peach’s second-ever starring role is an approachable, varied, fast-paced adventure with plenty of memorable moments, and while it didn’t exactly leave me hoping for an encore, it’s refreshing playing a modern Mario-verse game that shines the spotlight on someone other than the plumber himself.
In a new announcement today, Konami provided the latest milestone for Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel. Since launch, the title has amassed over 60 million downloads.
We previously reported that the downloads count hit 10 million not even a month after launch. That number increased to 20 million soon after.
Ikki Unite received a final release date today from Plug in Digital and Sunsoft. It will be launching on April 18, 2024, the two sides announced.
Ikki Unite, the 16-player roguelike action game, was previously revealed last September. Players will face off against a locust plague and tax collectors threatening their very existence.
Following its launch on Switch this week, Stacklands has received new gameplay. A half hour of footage shows off the village builder.
You can find everything you need to know about the title in the following overview:
Today, Nightdive Studios unveiled PO’ed: Definitive Edition as its latest remaster. The project is currently in development for Switch and other platforms.
PO’ed, developed by Any Channel, is a first-person shooter. The game saw its initial debut in 1995. For the remaster, Nightdive is promising quality-of-life features, a new difficulty mode, and more.
Here’s a bunch of additional information:
