Warner Bros. and NetherRealm Studios have shared a pair of gameplay videos for Mortal Kombat 11: Aftermath, which feature RoboCop vs. Terminator. We have the footage below.
Last year, 11 bit studios and Digital Sun introduced the new Between Dimensions DLC for Moonlighter on PC. That new content is finally making its way to consoles next week, including Switch.
Between Dimensions expands the shopkeeping RPG with a new interdimensional dungeon. Meanwhile, current dungeons with add new creatures, weapons, armors, shop items, and rings.
Here’s a full rundown of the update plus a trailer:
The philosophical shoot ’em game Arrest of a Stone Buddha will be available for Switch starting May 21. Watch a new launch trailer below.
Arrest of a Stone Buddha will be distributed digitally for Switch via the eShop.
Cannibal Cuisine, a co-op cooking game, lands on Switch today. Watch a new trailer for the game’s release below.
Cannibal Cuisine can be found on Switch via the eShop.
Splatfests were thought to be done in Splatoon 2, but last month, Nintendo announced that they would be making a return with one special event. The topic of mayonnaise vs. ketchup has come back again after mayo won the first time around. As is tradition for Splatfests, Nintendo has created a unique piece of art, which we have above.
The mayonnaise vs. ketchup Splatfest rematch will be held in Splatoon 2 this weekend.
Hamster will publish Raiders5 as its latest Arcade Archives game, the company has announced. A worldwide release is set for May 21.
Here’s a brief overview of the game:
Following last week’s announcement, a trio of SNES games have been added to the Nintendo Switch Online service. Now that version 1.4.0 is live, players can begin playing Wild Guns, Panel de Pon, and Operation Logic Bomb.
Below are overviews of all three games:
The Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Switch Online app has updated, bringing along its latest game. After downloading version 4.4.0, players can access Rygar.
Here’s an overview of the title:
This week’s issue of Famitsu contains an interview with Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition director Tetsuya Takahashi. In the magazine, it’s mentioned that the new Future Connected takes 10-12 hours to complete the story, though side content can raise that total to 20 hours.
Takahashi said that it would have been possible to extend the length of Future Connected had it been made DLC. However, the development of new titles would be affected if too many resources were used.
Cut your way through the Jungle Tour now if you’re up for the adventure. New additions include Dixie Kong, Funky Kong, and the Rambi Rider kart. You can preview the new content in the trailers listed here:
