The latest update for Monster Hunter Rise is going live Friday, February 24 with version 3.9.0. It will feature data for future event quests, bug fixes and some new DLC, including two new voice packs.
Have a look at the full patch notes for the Monster Hunter Rise version 3.9.0 update below:
Publisher CFK has confirmed a new release window for their cyberpunk ninja action adventure game Ninja Issen. The title is now set to land on Switch in Summer 2022.
Ninja Issen was originally revealed in 2020. It later received a new trailer at Tokyo Game Show 2021 with a planned release window that same year.
For more details on the game, check out the overview below.
Sol Cresta, PlatinumGames’ new shoot ’em up title, is landing on Switch today and we’ve got some new gameplay for it. We have footage of the first 20 minutes of the game.
For more information on Sol Cresta, check out the following overview:
To celebrate the upcoming Pokemon Day 2022, Pokemon Sword and Shield have announced a new Max Raid Battle event featuring Gigantamax versions of all three Kanto starter Pokemon.
This means you’ll be able to encounter and obtain Gigantamax forms of Venusaur, Charizard and Blastoise. Defeating them will also yield Max Mushrooms as an additional reward.
Moto Roader MC, a TurboGrafx-16 CD-ROM² title, will be making a comeback on Switch this week and gameplay is available. 16 minutes of footage has arrived.
Catch up on Moto Roader MC with the following overview:
A physical version of ExZeus: The Complete Collection is in the works, it’s been announced. Limited Run Games will be handling distribution.
ExZeus: The Complete Collection originally debuted on Switch back in September 2021. Until now, it’s been a digital-only release.
A new 1.2.0 update has just gone live for Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Pokemon Shining Pearl. It includes a maximum player expansion for Union Rooms, a new Colosseum battle feature, and more.
Below are the full patch notes for the Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Pokemon Shining Pearl version 1.2.0 update:
Original: Nintendo has announced a final release date for the Min Min amiibo as part of the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate line. The figure will release on April 29, the company just announced. While that date technically only applies to Japan at the moment, most Nintendo products tend to release around the same time and we’ll let you know if there are any changes for North America / Europe.
In other news, the Steve and Alex Smash Bros. Ultimate amiibo have been delayed. Rather than this spring, they’ll now ship later in the year. Nintendo apologized for the extra wait and explained that the move comes down to delays with production and distribution.
Although Super Smash Bros. Ultimate ended DLC support towards the end of 2021, it looks like we’ll continue to see new amiibo possibly into 2023. There are still other figures that we should see in the future including Pyra / Mythra. However, we’ll need to wait until a later date for more news about other Smash Bros. Ultimate amiibo.
Update: Nintendo has now quickly confirmed the same date for North America.
We have a new character trailer for Phantom Breaker: Omnia from Rocket Panda Games and Mages that shows off M. Sarah Anne Williams is playing the role in English while Satomi Moriya is acting as the Japanese voice.
A little bit of information is available for M over on the official site. Her full bio can be found below.
