The version 9.0.2 update for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, which was announced earlier this week, has now gone live. All players can access the patch.
Today’s update includes a number of fixes affecting fighters, stages, and more. We’ve included the full patch notes below.
Nicalis teamed up with Christophe Galati on the retro-inspired platformer Save me Mr Tako: Tasukete Tako-San. Now with the game having just reached its second anniversary, a big change has happened.
It’s confirmed that Nicalis no longer has the rights to Save me Mr Tako: Tasukete Tako-San, which has resulted in the game being temporarily pulled from the Switch eShop. However, Galati intends to bring the title back through self-publishing. Additionally, a patch is planned that he was not able to implement due to some unwillingness from Nicalis.
Nicalis and Galati posted the following statement on Twitter:
Famitsu’s latest live stream today showcased the latest Arcade Archives titles on Switch. Get a look at some footage featuring Pettan Pyuu and Gradius II below.
Arcade Archives Pettan Pyuu is available on the Switch eShop. Arcade Archives Gradius II is slated for November 12 worldwide.
This week’s issue of Famitsu provides an update on Atelier Ryza 2. One of the major highlights is that Empel Vollmer and Lila Decyrus, who were in the original game, will be appearing in the sequel as well.
Below are some other tidbits:
It wasn’t until Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield that the series received major DLC. Whereas past entries often saw a third game/version later on, the two Switch titles were instead given expansions in the form of The Isle of Armor and The Crown Tundra.
Game Informer recently asked The Pokemon Company about this new approach. Regarding DLC and whether they take the approach of traditional follow-up third games, they said:
The Switch racer Speed 3: Grand Prix released yesterday. For a look at some footage, check out the gameplay video below.
Speed 3: Grand Prix is out now on Switch both physically and digitally.
Rune Factory 5 details – romance options Lucy and Cecil, townspeople Simone, Terry, Hina, and Julian
Marvelous has shared the latest details on Rune Factory 5. Today’s update covers romance options Lucy and Cecil as well as townspeople Simone, Terry, Hina, and Julian.
Here’s the full rundown, courtesy of Gematsu:
Cross-play support is heading to Minecraft Dungeons next week, Mojang Studios has announced. The functionality should be going live on November 17.
When the feature is active, Switch players will be able to connect online with users on other platforms – specifically the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
Minecraft Dungeons originally made it back to Switch in May. More support is planned for the game in the future.
Excalibur Games and Whoop Group have shared a new pre-order trailer for Tracks: Toybox Edition, a toy train set builder. Check it out below.
You can learn more about Tracks: Toybox Edition in our original post here.
