During today’s Feh Channel presentation for Fire Emblem Heroes, the final results were announced for the Choose Your Legends: Round 5 fan poll.
Nintendo and Intelligent Systems have prepared the latest Feh Channel presentation for Fire Emblem Heroes. It covers current and upcoming events, details about the next update, and more.
Here’s the full video:
A new Nintendo Monthly Rewind video has gone up for January 2021. Fans can catch up on some recent notable news and releases, including new looks at New Pokemon Snap, Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury, and Monster Hunter Rise.
Here’s the full video:
Retrosoft Studios has issued a final trailer for RetroMania Wrestling, the sequel to the classic 1991 arcade game Wrestlefest. Watch it below.
The Cutting Room Floor, and outlet known for discovering and documenting scrapped content from games, recently got its hands on a DuckTales prototype for the NES. There are plenty of differences compared to the final product, all of which are outlined here. The prototype also comes with a rather neat find: an unused music track.
The piece in question is the stage select screen. Kotaku points out that “the track that made it into the official DuckTales release is more mysterious and repetitive” whereas “the prototype song is upbeat and adventurous in the way you’d expect from a game based on a children’s cartoon.”
Here’s the full piece from the prototype:
Nintendo has just come out with another “Switch My Way” commercial, this time for Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics. We’ve attached the advert below.
In case you missed it, we posted today’s “Switch My Way” commercial for Super Mario Party here.
After a short break, Nintendo returns to its “Switch My Way” commercial series with an advert for Super Mario Party. Check it out below.
Through the month of February, My Nintendo members can earn twice the normal amount of Gold Points on select first-party Switch games. Six games are eligible for the offer.
Here’s the full list:
Update: We now have further clarification on the multiplayer system (thanks Dan). NEX is about twenty years old, though Nintendo itself has been using it for about ten years. The tech, which was created by Quazal, was called Rendez-Vous. Ubisoft bought them out in 2010, and Nintendo then licensed it and renamed it “NEX” soon after.
Original: Since the Wii U and 3DS days, Nintendo has been using something called “NEX” for its multiplayer server system. Almost all games have been tied to it for online functionality. Now though, the company is looking to make a major change.
We’re hearing reports that Nintendo is shifting from NEX to a different system, “NPLN”. Monster Hunter Rise is apparently the first very title to make use of it in public. According to Twitter user thomasnet_mc, NPLN is in a preview phase at the moment, and the Monster Hunter demo allowed Nintendo to see how it performed under load.
The non-linear, old-school space shooter Habroxia 2 arrives on Switch later this week. For a look at some footage, check out the video below.
Habroxia 2 is slated for February 3 on the Switch eShop. Head on over here for more information and a trailer.
