A new update has been released by CFK for Princess Maker: Fairy Tales Come True. This brings the version number up to 1.0.4. The new update fixes an issue with the teacher’s home visit event, and also adds a shortcut key for the schedule as a small quality-of-life improvement for the player.
A new update has arrived for both iOS and Android users of Pokemon Home, bringing the version number up the 1.0.10. This 43MB update brings additional bug fixes to the utility. Have you enjoyed Pokemon Home so far?
Part Two of A Dash of Disaster is now available for players of Dragalia Lost. With this event comes a summon showcase featuring 5★ adventurer Mitsuba. You can learn a bit about Mitsuba below:
Mitsuba is an adventurer who can switch between Sashimi Stance and Tempura Stance as she fights! Tap the special icon to switch stances! Switching stances changes both her normal attacks and skill effects!
The retro-style side-scroller Kemono Heroes ended up seeing a surprise release on Switch last week from NIS America and Mad Gear Games. For a look at some footage, check out the video below.
During PAX East 2020, GamesRadar showed off the latest footage from Maneater. Take a look at the gameplay below.
Thanks to GameSpot, we have a new look at Ageless with footage captured at PAX East 2020. View the footage in the video below.
The team behind Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night has announced that its promised “Roguelike” mode has been scrapped. This had been a part of the original Kickstarter campaign as a stretch goal, but “the code that was created early in the game’s development is not currently compatible with this type of gameplay”.
While that’s unfortunate news for those that were looking forward to it, “Roguelike” will now be replaced with a new “Randomizer” mode. Here are the full details on that:
Krome Studios has issued a new trailer for Ty the Tasmanian Tiger HD, a redone version of the 2002 GameCube platformer. Check it out below.
Nintendo has just issued the latest firmware update for Switch. All system owners can get their hands on version 9.2.0.
According to Nintendo, the update includes “general system stability improvements to enhance the user’s experience.” No other elements are included.
Before today’s update, version 9.1.0 launched in December. That also included general stability improvements, and it also addressed an issue in which the color animation was not displaying correctly when attaching a Joy-Con controller to the console.
Update: New Mario Kart Tour multiplayer details added below.
Multiplayer is finally coming to Mario Kart Tour on March 8, Nintendo has announced. The feature goes live at 8 PM PT / 11 PM ET.
A beta test for multiplayer was previously held in December. However, it was only open to Gold Pass subscribers.
With the multiplayer feature, you can compete against seven other players, whether they’re in-game friends, nearby, or around the world.
