Nintendo has announced this week’s event for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. It’ll be a Pokemon tournament, featuring fighters, stages, and items from the series. It’ll be held for three days starting on March 5.
In other news, Nintendo says that a new 11.0 update is coming soon for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Players are advised to back up any replay data they have by converting it to video. Mythra/Pyra are releasing this month, so version 11.0 should be dropping at the same time.
The next Special Battle event in Super Mario Bros. 35 is almost here. The Super Star will be featured, and you’ll even begin with the power-up right away. Courses 1-1, 2-1, 2-3, 2-4, 3-1, 3-2, 3-4, 5-2, 6-2, 7-3, 8-1, and 8-3 will be included.
This week’s Special Battle goes live on March 5. It will last until March 8.
Tomorrow, Actoon Studio is bringing its hidden objects game Wind Peaks to Switch. Find some footage in the video below.
Those that are interested in Wind Peaks can pick up the game from the eShop on March 3. We’ve got more information about the title here, along with a trailer.
The 3D platformer Mail Mole arrives on Switch later this week. For a look at some footage, check out the video below.
Mail Mole is slated for March 4 on the Switch eShop. Additional information and a trailer can be found here.
The psychological exploration platformer Dreaming Sarah is heading to Switch this week, Ratalakia Games and
Asteristic Game Studio have announced. A release is planned for March 5.
Here’s some information about Dreaming Sarah as well as a trailer:
Nintendo has updated the Japanese release schedule on its platforms for the week of March 11, 2021. Here’s a look at the upcoming digital download schedule:
The skill-based survival horror game Clea was made available on Switch last October. Its sequel, appropriately titled Clea 2, isn’t too far behind. Sekai Games has announced the title is planned for a March release on Nintendo’s console.
Here’s an overview of Clea 2, along with a trailer:
Mediatonic, the developer behind Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout, today announced that it has been acquired by Epic Games.
Epic tends to be centered around PC these days. Fortunately though, the recently-announced Switch version won’t be impacted. Mediatonic says it still intends to bring the title to Nintendo’s console.
Regarding the decision to team up with Epic, the developer explained:
In celebration of today’s launch, Natsume has released a launch trailer for Harvest Moon: One World. Have a look at the video below.
Harvest Moon: One World is out now on Switch both physically and digitally.
First 4 Figures has revealed a brand new life-size replica statue of Samus’ helmet from Metroid Prime. It comes in standard and “exclusive” versions, and if you opt for the latter, it’ll feature LED functionality for the visor and dots around the base. Also, First 4 Figures says that “the mount on the base where the helmet rests can now be manually rotated a full 360 degrees, giving you the option to display your base in an X-shaped pattern, as opposed to the fixed plus-sign shape of the Standard Edition.”
Here’s the official product description:
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