Splatoon 3’s next Splatfest is on the horizon, and we’ve put together a general guide aimed at beginners and casual players.
Splatoon 3 hosts two kinds of events: Splatfests and Big Runs. Generally speaking, we only get one of these events per month. This time around, the Splatfest’s theme is which weekend day is best: Friday, Saturday, or Sunday. Despite the theme seeming a little bit trivial, these Splatfests are no joke: they’re arguably the most competitive events the game has to offer. If you consider yourself a more casual Splatoon player, don’t let that competitiveness intimidate you! There are still ways you can contribute to a team, and today’s guide will help you make the most of the Splatfest even if you aren’t a pro player.
Square Enix started up a new Switch eShop sale this week for February 2024, and it includes the lowest prices ever for games such as Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince and Theatrhythm Final Bar Line. The publisher currently has over fifty titles discounted.
Here’s the full lineup:
Wonderful Hobby Life For You 38 is currently taking place, and it’s revealed a slew of figure news.
Looking at Nintendo products, new figmas are on the way for Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom with Zelda herself as well as Link and Ganondorf. Elsewhere, Eunie from Xenoblade Chronicles 3 is getting her own figma as well. There are both brand new figures here as well as new looks at ones that were previously announced.
Here are some of the highlights:
We’re only one full month into 2023, but many Nintendo fans are already thinking about the possibility of new hardware arriving this year. Previous rumors have pointed to a Switch successor launching sometime in 2024. You can never really predict what Nintendo will do, but based on factors such as the release schedule for Switch, that does seem likely.
When do you think Switch 2 will be launching? How much do you think the system will cost? Share your predictions will us in the comments.
We have new gameplay from HunterX: code name T following its Switch release this week. You can get a closers look at the action adventure title with 24 minutes of footage.
Everything you need to know can be found in the following overview:
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess manga is getting a brand new box set, Viz Media recently revealed.
The box set will include all 11 volumes and a collectible, double-sided poster. With how much there is here, across everything, it totals 2,040 pages.
The Zelda: Twilight Princess started in 2016 and wrapped up in 2022. Read the official synopsis below.
With the release of the Sora amiibo on the horizon, we’ve put together an in-depth amiibo training guide for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate that applies to every fighter in the game.
If you’re looking to raise a powerful amiibo to beat up your friends, we’ve got you covered. Before you start training a character, you’ll need to choose whether to give it Spirits or not. Spirits are character-augmenting equipment pieces that can boost Attack, Defense, and more. With a proper Spirit setup, you can turn an amiibo into a menace. That said, amiibo with Spirits are sometimes too powerful even for human opponents to beat. If you’d rather raise an amiibo that’s more fair to your friends, you can easily opt out of giving it Spirits altogether. Do note that once an amiibo has Spirits, they can’t be removed via natural means.
Nintendo is back with its second concert of the week, this time for Splatoon 3. The performance was originally planned for Nintendo Live 2024 Tokyo.
Deep Cut played a bunch of different songs, and fans will be happy to hear that Off the Hook from Splatoon 2 also made an appearance. The whole thing was 40 minutes long.
Here’s the full concert:
A Time Traveller’s Guide has been announced for imminent release on Switch. On February 21, Sometimes You will be putting it on the console.
A Time Traveller’s Guide To Past Delicacies is a story-driven adventure game about a fictional time traveler raiding the past to steal recipes. Some additional information can be found in the following overview:
Tying in with the launch of Alisa: Developer’s Cut on Switch comes a new trailer. The video gives us another look at the survival horror experience, which just came to Switch.
Here’s an overview of the game:
