Usually when a developer is asked if they’d like to see one of their characters or series appear in Super Smash Bros., they give an enthusiastic response. That was the case with Mortal Kombat co-creator Ed Boon, who was recently asked about the possibility of the fighting franchise being represented in Ultimate.
Boon said that he’s personally interested in the idea, noting that “it would be like a stamp of approval.” He added that he “would love to see something like that” and how it “would be a really cool thing to see.”
Boon’s full words:
This week’s episode of Nintendo Minute has gone live. In today’s video, Kit and Krysta make a character bracket with familiar and new Animal Crossing characters, while also rating them on a scale of 1 – 5 in the categories of cuteness, helpfulness, and personality. Check out the full episode below.
Yet another Devolver Digital-published title is finding its way to Switch. Ruiner, a brutal action shooter made by Reikon Games, will be released on Nintendo’s console.
We have the following overview and trailer for Ruiner:
The story-driven survival game Help Will Come Tomorrow has been dated for Switch. It’ll be out via the eShop on April 21, publisher Klabater and developer Arclight Creations announced today.
Here’s an overview of Help Will Come Tomorrow, along with a trailer:
The 2D adventure game The Unholy Society will be out for Switch on February 25. View some gameplay footage in the video below.
Minecraft Dungeons has received its latest developer diary. Below, the team at Mojang talks about the different levels, how they’re created, and the effects of plot on the environment.
Langrisser I & II received a demo on Switch this week, and to celebrate, NIS America has prepared a new trailer. Check it out below.
Sabotage Studio released its debut game The Messenger in 2018, which was met with great acclaim. The developer is now gearing up for the reveal of its next project.
In a teaser shared today, Sabotage Studio announced that it will unveil the new game on March 19. That lines up with the spring equinox.
Given that The Messenger started out as a console exclusive on Switch where it did quite well, it’s expected that whatever the new title turns out to be will land on Nintendo’s console as well.
PlatinumGames has shared a new video for The Wonderful 101 with lead composer, Hiroshi Yamaguchi. Yamaguchi talks about his experience working on the game, the inspiration for the soundtrack, and more.
Here’s the video:
