Our video series returns with a look at the rumored The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword port for Switch. We delve into the details, give our thoughts, and also briefly discuss the upcoming Indie World Showcase.
Check out the full video below and look forward to an Indie Direct reaction video soon!
With a few days remaining until release, we have another look at Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time. In the videos below, you can get a closer look at some early skills and abilities that can be unlocked towards the beginning of the game as well as some advanced techniques.
Switch will be getting Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time on August 21.
Nintendo has confirmed that the next Splatoon 2 update will be going live later today. Version 5.3.0 includes a number of weapon adjustments.
Below are the full patch notes:
Update (8/17): The listing has now been pulled from Amazon UK. What that means at present is unclear.
Original (8/16): Could The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword be coming to Switch? Amazon UK at least seems to think it could be happening. A listing for the game has now popped up on the retailer’s website.
Here’s a look:
New footage is in for the roguelike / roguelite dungeon crawler Runestone Keeper, which arrives on Switch this week. View the gameplay below.
Runestone Keeper launches as a Switch eShop download on August 20.
A new August 2020 update has been announced for Civilization VI, which will be available to all players. It features the Natural Wonder picker (customize which Natural Wonders will/won’t show up), a Tech and Civics Shuffle mode that randomizes your path forward on the Tech and Civics trees, and more.
Here’s a video introducing the update:
Sports Story, the next game from Golf Story developer Sidebar Games, has been delayed.
Sports Story was originally expected in Switch in mid 2020. However, there was some concern about the project’s status after a listing on Nintendo’s website changed the release window to “TBD”.
Nintendo has announced that it will host a Management Briefing Session next month. It’s set to take place on September 16 in Tokyo.
Details about the meeting have not been disclosed. However, there will not be any announcements pertaining to the likes of new products and services.
Despite the lack of uncertainty as to what the event is actually planned for, it’s fairly noteworthy. We typically don’t see Nintendo host these types of in-person events. There have been financial results briefings many times before, but this is something else entirely. We can only speculate as to what Nintendo will be discussing during the event.
