During a live stream earlier this week, Famitsu showed off Libble Rabble and Black Heart – the latest titles in the Arcade Archives series for Switch. The full recording is available for those that would like to catch up on the gameplay shown.
Here’s an overview of both games:
Gameplay has surfaced for TIMINGooo!, the new rhythm game for Switch developed by Mages. This week’s video shows just over a half hour of footage.
For those that need a refresher on TIMINGooo!, check out the following overview:
Listings on the eShops provide file sizes for a bunch of Switch games. These include Death’s Door, The Wild at Heart, Hextech Mayhem: A League of Legends Story, DEEEER Simulator, and more.
Here’s the full roundup:
HORI has revealed a new attachment for its Switch Split Pad Pro accessory that will make it possible to use the device as a wired controller for TV mode.
Up until now, the Split Pad Pro has only been compatible in handheld mode. A few different designs have been released, including Daemon X Machina, Pac-Man, Pokemon, and Monster Hunter. We’ll also be seeing a new Mega Man version very soon. But now with the new attachment, the Split Pad Pro essentially becomes a wired controller.
Joy-Con drift has been an ongoing topic for Nintendo for a number of years now. Some controllers break down over time, causing the joysticks to register input even if you’re not physically moving them at all. These problems have resulted in a lot of frustration and even lawsuits.
Nintendo of America president Doug Bowser again spoke about Joy-Con drift as part of an interview published by The Verge this week. Speaking with the site, he said:
Thursday was a big day for the Grand Theft Auto series. Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition launched on various platforms, bringing along updated versions of Grand Theft Auto III, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. It was particularly notable for Switch as these titles have never appeared on a Nintendo platform until now.
Rockstar Games worked with Grove Street Games on the remasters. They have new graphics, some updated gameplay, and even some Switch features like touch screen usage and gyro aiming.
For those that have picked up Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition, what are your impressions thus far? Which one of the games is your favorite? Let us know in the comments below.
Hoplegs, a 2D platformer, has received a good chunk and gameplay. Limit Break and WhyKev put the title on Switch to close out the week.
Here’s some information about Hoplegs:
During Nintendo’s last financial results briefing, Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto made some comments about the series. He mentioned that the company wants to try expanding 3D Mario in new ways, but didn’t elaborate further. Although there’s nothing groundbreaking here, it’s nice to hear that they want to try something new with the series soon.
As big fan of those games, I decided to share some of my thoughts about future possibilities for 3D Mario. There are some crazy ideas here because I started to have a lot of fun producing this video, but I’m also curious to see you guys think about the topic as well. Feel free to share your dreams and expectations for the future of Mario after watching the video below.
STONKS-9800: Stock Market Simulator is seeing release on Switch, developer TERNOX has announced. While the game will initially arrive in Q1 2022, the console version will follow later in the year.
If you’re interested in learning more about the title, read the following overview:
Developer Soupmaster Games today announced that Big Boy Boxing, a 2D action boss rush game, is on the way to Switch. The project is currently planned to debut in 2022.
For more on Big Boy Boxing, read the following overview:
