If you’ve played Pokemon Unite, you’ve probably noticed that the game doesn’t have a scoreboard. That can make it difficult to determine who’s winning a match while it’s in progress. Once a match is over, that’s when everything gets tallied up and a winner is chosen.
It turns out that the lack of a scoreboard in Pokemon Unite was a conscious decision made by the development team. Speaking with Kotaku, producer Masaaki Hoshino explained: “The matches last 10 minutes and players have the possibility of making a comeback, so we wanted people to play without giving up to the very end.”
Atlus has released the latest daily demon video for Shin Megami Tensei V. This video showcases the demon Seiryu, check it out along with some additional lore details below the break.
Kenny Sun and RedDeerGames have released a new trailer for Circa Infinity, and with it announced that the brain-melting circular platformer is slated to arrive on the Switch eShop on November 5. Check out the trailer below.
According to a translation by Perfectly Nintendo, it seems that three previously time-limited spirits from Sakuna: of Rice and Ruin are being added to the game permanently. The spirits are Sakuna: of Rice and Ruin: Sakuna, Kokorowa, and Tama, and will be available to all players via the Spirit Board or the Store from now on.
Atlus has returned with its latest demon trailer for Shin Megami Tensei V that shows off Okuninushi. It first appeared in Megami Tensei II and has been a staple in the franchise since then.
Here’s some background information on Okuninushi, courtesy of the Megami Tensei Wiki:
Tetris 99 will host its 26th Maximus Cup this week and will offer players a chance to earn a Metroid Dread theme, Nintendo has just announced.
The event goes live this Friday. Once it starts, players will be tasked with earning 100 event points. A Metroid Dread theme will be unlocked after reaching that number.
The next major Switch update, version 13.1.0, has just gone live. It includes the introduction of Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack.
The patch notes for today’s update are actually quite small. That goes to show that the firmware upgrade is indeed all about Switch Online.
Nintendo says the following about today’s 13.1.0 Switch update:
Those that are interested in picking up the physical version of GTA: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition on Switch may be disappointed to hear that a download will be required. That news comes directly from the game’s boxart, which was posted by Target today. You can check out the design above.
Based on the download requirement, it looks like GTA: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition cannot be played on its own if you purchase the physical version. The game’s file size is just over 25GB, so it looks like Rockstar opted against going for a bigger cartridge size. This often happens, though we did see The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt entirely on the cartridge despite clocking in at over 31GB.
Extensive gameplay has emerged for the new Switch demo of Blue Reflection: Second Light. It shows both the “Prologue” and “Story” sections.
Here’s some additional information about the game:
