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Recently, Pokemon Home began two exclusive distributions: Shiny Manaphy and Shiny Enamorus, which can only be obtained by completing the Pokedex categories for Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl and Pokemon Legends Arceus, respectively. Normally, you’d have to Google locations for every single Pokemon and look at all sorts of resources in order to finish the Pokedex – but we’ve done all that for you and organized all the information you’ll need in one place. If you’re looking to finish your BDSP Pokedex to redeem a Shiny Manaphy, look no further.

Laika: Aged Through Blood finally arrived on Nintendo Switch this week, and to promote the launch, a new launch trailer has come in. The “motorvania” was previously delayed significantly on the console, but now fans can pick it up as a digital download.

All of the important details can be found in the following overview:

Feardemic and Steelkrill Studio today announced that The Backrooms 1998 is about to enter its 1.0 release, and it’s coming to various consoles such as Nintendo Switch. Currently we do not have a release window.

The title is a psychological survival horror game that tells the story of a young teen after accidentally falling into the depths of The Backrooms in 1998. For the full release, the team has improved the visuals, updated the jumpscares, and more. Note that the experience is not for the faint of heart.

August 21: Red Art Games today not only provided a release date for Macross: Shooting Insight in the west, but also shared news about a physical release on Switch.

The game is now confirmed for December 6, 2024 in North America and Europe. Previously, it came to Japan in March.

Macross: Shooting Insight will receive both ESRB (US) and PEGI-rated (Europe) physical versions. Various retailers will be selling the standard edition. There’ll also be two special editions – ESRB-rated versions from VGP and PEGI-rated versions from the Red Art Games online store.

A new Pokemon Scarlet and Violet distribution has been announced featuring the Eevee Flying Tera Type distribution, though it’ll require a little bit of effort.

Most distributions for the games involving inputting a code via Mystery Gift. This time around, however, you’ll need to visit a specific store. Those in the United States will be able to check in with Best Buy or GameStop. For Canada, it’s GameStop or Toys “R” Us. Finally, in Australia and New Zealand, stop by a local EB Games. You’ll get a code card while supplies last.

April 18: Publisher Skystone Games and Vanimals have set a release date for the Switch version of Undying. It will launch on July 25, 2024.

Undying was originally announced for Switch at the very end of 2019 and we’ve been waiting for it since then. 

It was just announced this week that Momodora: Moonlit Farewell is heading to Nintendo Switch, and now we know that a physical release is planned. Limited Run Games is in charge of production.

Momodora: Moonlit Farewell will have a standard copy sold alongside a collector’s edition. The latter version contains the game with interior art, soundtrack, double-sided poster, enamel pin, Momo figure, and sticker sheet.

The latest expanded Japanese software sales are as follows:

1. [NSW] Donkey Kong Country Returns HD – 35,256 / 142,349
2. [NSW] Super Mario Party Jamboree – 18,444 / 1,139,854
3. [PS5] Dynasty Warriors Origins – 17,391 / 81,196
4. [NSW] Ender Magnolia – 9,586 / NEW
5. [NSW] Animal Crossing: New Horizons – 6,606 / 8,058,448
6. [NSW] Mario Kart 8 Deluxe – 5,859 / 6,221,842
7. [NSW] Tales of Graces f Remastered – 5,532 / 31,233
8. [PS5] Ender Magnolia – 5,290 / NEW
9. [NSW] Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake – 4,605 / 984,585
10. [NSW] Minecraft – 4,553 / 3,796,855

Kemco is continuing to prepare games for Nintendo Switch having now announced Dead Dragons. It’ll be launching on February 13, 2025.

Dead Dragons is yet another RPG from the publisher. This time around players will be able to experience a story about the bond between humans and dragons.

Here’s a bunch of additional information:

Aspyr came out with the first update for Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver 1 & 2 Remastered this week, and we have the patch notes.

The update makes a number of small improvements like the ability to press pause while watching the Bonus Materials movies. A bunch of bugs have also been fixed in both games.

For a full overview of the update, continue on below.


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