Mario Kart Tour’s Halloween Tour is now live, and it adds a few new things, including Halloween Peach and Mario racers, as well as the course Maple Treeway. Check out the official trailer below.
With a new update on the horizon soon, more content is being added to Dragalia Lost. A new difficulty level, Ayaha & Otoha’s Wrath: Master, will be added to The Agito Uprising on Oct. 26, 11 PM PT. Additionally, a Platinum Showcase starts Oct. 21, 11 PM PT. A water-attuned 5★ adventurer is guaranteed to appear as the tenth summon in your tenfold summon, but bear in mind that Platinum Showcase summons do only take paid currency, so spend wisely.
Dr. Morton has been announced as the latest character addition for Dr. Mario World. The character goes live on October 21 at 11 PM PT / October 22 at 2 AM ET.
Aside from a new character, Dr. Mario World is also receiving a new batch of stages. A screenshot teasing levels to come can be found below.
This month’s issue of Nintendo Dream features Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity. Although there isn’t too much new that’s shown, we have a number of screenshots and character art.
Here’s the full set:
X.D. Network and Optillusion have announced Moncage, “a stunning vignette puzzle adventure where the player explores a strange cube.” The game is planned for Switch, though a release window has not been shared.
Here’s an overview of Moncage:
Nintendo has announced another update for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Following up on version 9.0.0 that just released last week, version 9.0.1 is dropping tomorrow.
Nintendo says that fighter adjustments will be included, so replay data from previous versions will be incompatible. You can conserve any data you’ve recorded by going through the following steps:
Nintendo has announced the latest tournament for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Tying in with the new Minecraft DLC, you’ll only be able to use characters that have tools as part of their movesets.
The new tournament goes live in Smash Bros. Ultimate on October 23. Keeping in line with previous events, it’ll last for a total of three days.
Update: This post has been updated with new content.
Original: Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield are about to receive their second and final expansion. The Crown Tundra is releasing in just a couple of days, though some very noteworthy details and images have leaked online ahead of time.
CentroLeaks has been sharing uncovered content over on Twitter. We have the full roundup below, but keep in mind there is content that may be considered spoiler territory.
It’s been close to a year since we first heard about a Switch version of Later Alligator. Fortunately, the port is still moving along, and Fangamer has now revealed that a physical release is happening.
You can pre-order the physical version of Later Alligator here, along with new merchandise. The boxed edition is planned for Q1 2021. Later Alligator was previously announced for a 2020 release on Switch, though it’s unclear if that still holds true for the digital edition.
