Dragalia Lost has released its newest update for mobile devices (version 2.18.2). This update fixes a small bug with an adventurer’s name showing up incorrectly.
Version 2.18.2, which addresses the following issue, was released around 03/30/2022 at 01:00.
■Issue Addressed
・The adventurer Bondforged Prince’s name is displayed as “{player_name}” on the Summon Results screen and certain details screens.If you encounter this issue, please update your game to version 2.18.2.
The update is available to download now from the iOS app store or the Google Play Store.
The Japanese entertainment brand Shueisha is opening a new subsidiary focused on gaming called Shueisha Games. This division will expand on the program that was established by the company last year, Shueisha Game Creators CAMP, which is a collaborative of over 4,000 creators including game developers, manga artists, novelists, visual artists, illustrators, and sound creators.
The game developers in this group are already hard at work, and it sounds like Shueisha Games will expand on these efforts moving forward. They have a number of games already in development, which can be viewed on their official website, including a tactics game releasing on Switch called Captain Velvet Meteor: The Jump+ Dimension.
More Switch games will surely be announced by this gaming division in the future, but for now feel free to check out a trailer and details about Captain Velvet Meteor: The Jump+ Dimension to Switch below.
Edia today announced Valis: The Fantasm Soldier Collection 2, a new package of classic titles for Switch. Note that the title may change at a later date.
The upcoming collection will contain the PC Engine version of Valis IV in addition to the SEGA Genesis editions of Syd of Valis and Valis: The Fantasm Soldier.
Ahead of next month’s launch, Nintendo has just debuted a new 6-minute trailer for Nintendo Switch Sports. Fans can get a look at all of the included titles: soccer, volleyball, bowling, tennis, badminton, and chambara (with golf to follow this fall).
We have more information about Nintendo Switch Sports below:
A new set of SNES and NES games have just been revealed for Nintendo Switch Online as part of a late March 2022 update. The latest round of titles include Earthworm Jim 2, Dig Dug II, and Mappy-Land. It’s a total of one addition for the SNES side of things and two more games for NES. Note that Japan has been given Harvest Moon in place of Earthworm Jim 2.
Learn more about Earthworm Jim 2, Dig Dug II, and Mappy-Land below:
SNK has revealed the latest Neo Geo Pocket Color title it’s bringing to Switch – that being Big Bang Pro Wrestling. The game is actually available right now.
Big Bang Pro Wrestling originally came out in 2000. It never left Japan, though it did come with an English language option.
Don’t Starve Together has been given a release date on Switch after it was announced for the system last December. It will arrive on April 12, Klei Entertainment confirmed today.
Klei also revealed that a new shared unlocks feature will be made available in the game. Players will be able to share unlocked skins, drops, characters, plant registry, crockpot recipes, and Klei Rewards between Switch, Xbox One, WeGame, and Steam. It’ll all work through Klei Accounts, and more information will follow soon. Players will be able to merge multiple platform accounts onto a single Klei Account and seamlessly use items on everything connected.
Over the past few years, we’ve heard about a number of lawsuits filed against Nintendo involving Switch Joy-Con drift. However, nothing has come from these cases some far. Some might be curious as to why that is.
Axios reports that prior lawsuits “have largely stalled out,” and cases from 2019 and 2020 have been sent to arbitration for resolution. However, an interesting situation is developing with one particular case.
Get caught up on what’s new and exciting in the world of Nintendo with Nintendo Everything Refresh – a brand new show by the staff of Nintendo Everything!
In this inaugural episode, join your hosts Nick, Nicolas, Dennis, and Luiz as they discuss big recent news topics including the recent DSi and Wii Shop outages, Switch’s brand new “Groups” feature, and the future shutdown of Dragalia Lost. Plus, stick around for our impressions of some of the games we’ve been playing lately, including Kirby and the Forgotten Land, Rune Factory 5, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe’s Booster Course Pack DLC, and more.
You can check out episode 1 below.
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