As part of today’s Nintendo Direct, it was revealed that Shadowrun Trilogy is coming to Switch. The collection will be released sometime in 2022.
Here’s an overview:
It turns out that not but, but two Arcade Arcades games are heading to Switch today. Pac-Man and Xevious, two classics from Namco, can be purchased digitally from the eShop.
Below are overviews of both games:
The 3DS game Disney Magical World 2 is getting another shot on Switch with an Enchanted Edition, Bandai Namco has announced. A release is planned for this holiday.
Here’s an overview of the game:
Nintendo has announced that Mario Golf: Super Rush is receiving new DLC today.
Koopa Troopa and Ninji are joining the game as new playable characters. On top of that, the snowy Blustery Basin and the desert-set Spiky Palms are incoming. Players will be able to change the difficulty level of CPU opponents as well.
You’ll be able to download today’s Mario Golf: Super Rush content later today.
While it technically already leaked earlier in the day, Bayonetta 3 has now been confirmed to launch in 2022.
That news was shared during today’s Nintendo Direct. A new trailer was also shown, which is really out first proper look at the game. The original announcement was essentially CG and didn’t show much at all.
It’s been several months since we last heard about Splatoon 3, but the game returned to the spotlight during today’s Nintendo Direct.
New details and a trailer were shared:
During today’s Nintendo Direct, Shigeru Miyamoto stopped by to share an update on the Super Mario movie. It’s confirmed to debut on December 21, 2022.
Initial cast is as follows:
It’s been a long time coming, but Castlevania Advance Collection has finally been announced for Switch. Konami delivered the news during today’s Nintendo Direct, and also confirmed that it will be out today.
Castlevania Advance Collection was first made known when it was leaked by an Australian rating. It was then hit by another leak just a few days ago following another classification, this time from Taiwan. The Taiwan rating was also the first mention of platforms, including Switch.
