Target has been a hosting a buy 2, get 1 free sale over the past few days, and it looks like the deal is continuing into next week. The retailer has posted its upcoming ad early, which shows the same kind of promotion for video games.
Here are the relevant pages from next week’s circular:
If you want to ensure that you have the best experience possible when playing Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin, be sure to update your game. Version 1.0.2 is available, which includes improvements, expanded end game content, and more.
Below are the full patch notes:
Walmart’s Black Friday 2020 ad has leaked, revealing a number of deals the retailer has planned for later this month. There are several highlights for Switch owners including a number of Nintendo-published titles for $30, BioShock: The Collection, and more.
Here’s the full lineup as shown in the ad:
Next week, Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead will be releasing on Switch. Take a look at some footage in the video below.
Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead is slated for November 19 on the Switch eShop.
Professor Lupo: Ocean is a step closer to its release on Switch. This week, developer BeautiFun Games announced that the 2D puzzle adventure game is slated for late December. Fans will also have the opportunity to purchase a bundle containing the game’s predecessor, Professor Lupo and his Horrible Pets.
Professor Lupo: Ocean will cost $4.99 / €3.99 / £3.99 on the Switch eShop. The bundle with Professor Lupo and his Horrible Pets will cost $15.99 / €15.99 / £15.99.
Our previous post with additional details on Professor Lupo: Ocean can be found here.
Source: BeautiFun Games PR
About a year ago, Physicality Games entered the arena as one of the many companies out there offering physical versions for select Switch titles. The lineup included Guilty Gear 20th Anniversary Pack, Slayaway Camp, Whispering Willows, and Rolling Gunner. Unfortunately, due to a lack of interest, all of these releases have been canceled.
Physicality Games wrote in a statement that “after eight months of sustained effort we failed to achieve sufficient pre-orders for any of our exclusive pre-order titles.” The company has “therefore decided to cancel our exclusive pre-order titles and will begin processing full refunds to our customers per our guarantee.” It also sounds like there are no future plans for any new exclusive pre-order titles.
The full email reads:
Cake Bash, a frantic four player party game, is lined up for release on Switch next week. Have a look at some early footage in the video below.
You’ll be able to get your hands on the Switch version of Cake Bash on November 19. Those that are interested in seeing what the game has to offer can try out a demo from the eShop now.
In a recent interview with Nikkei, Capcom president Haruhiro Tsujimoto shared some tidbits about the upcoming Switch title Monster Hunter Rise. He spoke about how the coronavirus pandemic set development of the game back almost a month, discussed some of the game’s new elements, and how the company expects the title to sell.
Nintendo Everything’s translation of his full statement can be found below.
Nintendo fans that have kept up with the history of Mario know that at one point, Luigi was going to be playable in Super Mario 64. The team originally hoped to make multiplayer possible, but it just wasn’t technically feasible in the end.
Shigeru Miyamoto opened up a bit about Super Mario 64’s development in an interview with The Guardian. Regarding limitations the team faced, Miyamoto said:
