The Super Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Switch Online app has received its latest update. Version 2.4.0 includes Claymates, Jelly Boy, and Bombuzal.
We have the following overview for each game:
Gemini Arms has received an update (version 1.1.1) fixing a bug found in the last version. This bug was where the player’s score was not recorded after completing the final stage.
This update fixes this issue and is now live worldwide.
The Mario vs. Peach Tour is coming soon in Mario Kart Tour and Nintendo has posted a preview of the event in a trailer. This short video gives a glimpse of the tracks and the different teams racing.
Check out the full trailer below!
The Mario vs. Peach tour starts August 10, 2021 and runs until November 8, 2021.
Ullr: The Bowmaster is joining Fire Emblem Heroes as the game’s next Mythic Hero, Nintendo and Intelligent Systems have announced. The character originates from Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War.
The same event will let players summon previously released 5-star New Heroes, Legendary Heroes, and Mythic Heroes.
Ullr: The Bowmaster goes live in Fire Emblem Heroes on July 29. View a trailer below.
In a brief message today, the official Twitter account for Super Monkey Ball shared more information about the Switch version of Banana Mania.
First up, the game is confirmed to run at 60 frames per second. That was likely after we saw the most recent trailer on Nintendo’s YouTube account, but it’s nice to have the confirmation. We can also say that gyroscopic controls will be supported.
Here’s a quick look at those controls in action:
The Switch version of Earth Defense Force 2017 – otherwise known as Earth Defense Force 3 – now has a release date in Japan. It’ll launch on October 14, according to a Famitsu report.
Earth Defense Force 2: Invaders from Planet Space just released for Switch in Japan. D3Publisher made it available on July 15.
Thus far, there’s no word on whether we’ll be getting Earth Defense Force 2017 or Earth Defense Force 2: Invaders from Planet Space on Switch outside of Japan.
Dr. Mario World will soon be no more. Nintendo is shutting down service on November 1, the company just announced.
Dr. Mario World first launched in July 2019.
The notice in full reads:
Nintendo will be hosting a new tournament later this week featuring one item in particular: the bumper. You can use it to help propel you to victory. The more you win, the better kind of spirits you’ll receive.
The new tournament even begins on July 30. It will last a total of three days.
