Nintendo has shared a couple of clips for Super Mario 3D All-Stars. Aside from Super Mario Sunshine’s opening movie, we also have a bit of gameplay. All of the footage can be found below.
Super Mario 3D All-Stars launches for Switch on September 18.
Ahead of its release this week, the action platformer Firework has received a new batch of footage. Have a look at the gameplay below.
Firework is due out for Switch on September 11 via the eShop.
Imagineer has provided a sales update on Fitness Boxing, its rhythmic exercise title for Switch. Since launch, the game has shipped over one million copies (including digital sales).
A similar milestone was announced for Fitness Boxing in April when the total number was at 700,000. It later climbed to 800,000 copies in May, 900,000 units in July, and one million units in September.
Fitness Boxing is out now on Switch. Nintendo published the game in North America and Europe.
Ninja Gaiden Trilogy may be bound for Switch. Game Source Entertainment, a retailer from Hong Kong, tentatively listed the collection before pulling the page.
Ninja Gaiden Trilogy appears to include Ninja Gaiden Sigma, Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2, and Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor’s Edge. The listing also had a $39.99 price point and March 2021 release window.
With TGS 2020 Online right around the corner, it’s possible that this collection will be made official soon. Stay tuned for further updates.
Tennis World Tour 2 was initially announced in early July and since then a lot of new details have rolled in. Most recently, publisher NACON and developer Big Ant Studios announced that the sports title would be coming to Switch on October 15. Additionally, Tennis World Tour 2’s competitions have been outlined, check out a brief overview below.
New story content details have been revealed for Pokemon Masters EX. The new story content, titled Family Ties, was announced a few weeks ago and starts on September 9. New details have been revealed, and it will feature Sync Pairs of Lillie, Gladeon, and Lusamine. Not a lot of information has been given yet, but we’ll likely see more details as the event itself rolls around.
The enhanced port for Shiren the Wanderer: The Tower of Fortune and the Dice of Fate now sees a release date of December 3, 2020 for Japan. English, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese language options will all be supported, as announced by developer Spike Chunsoft. The physical edition will cost 3,980 yen, and the digital edition will cost 2,709 yen respectively. The physical edition will include both a 60-page booklet and outer box sleeve which can be seen in the featured image above. We will keep an eye out for a verified Western launch date, but until then you can read our previous coverage of this mystery dungeon port here.
Update: A release date for the West is confirmed to be December 2.
