According to a Bloomberg report, Nintendo is increasing its target for Switch production to around 25 million units this fiscal year. That’s based on information gathered from “people familiar with the matter”.
Bloomberg further adds that Nintendo “is asking partners to tack on another few million units”. The goal is for assembly partners plan to work at maximum capacity through December. Bloomberg does warn that the plan could change “by adjusting output in the January-March quarter if demand begins to taper in the coming months, but production partners expect to at least surpass the 22 million units they’d previously been instructed to assemble”.
Happinet has published a new update for Brigandine: The Legend of Runersia. It primarily includes a slew of fixes, alongside text fixes.
Below are the full patch notes:
Dr. Mario World has been updated, and the mobile title is now at version 2.0.0. The main highlight is a new mode, which goes by Skill Summit.
Players can also purchase new packs and doctor referrals. That’s on top of other minor adjustments as well.
Dr. Mario World is available for mobile on both iOS and Android.
The latest issue of Weekly Jump has revealed the first DLC character for Jump Force to be Meruem from Hunter x Hunter. Jump Force is already out on other platforms, but the Deluxe Edition that includes Character Pass 1 is due out for Switch on August 27 in Japan and August 28 in North America and Europe. What other DLC characters do you hope to see? Special thanks to Gematsu for the screenshot and information.
New information has dropped about Atelier Ryza 2: Lost Legends & the Secret Fairy.
Thanks to Gematsu, we have a roundup of character information as well as screenshots from the game. Check them out after the break:
A new trailer has dropped for Jack Jeanne, which arrives on Switch on December 3 in Japan. The game has ties to Tokyo Ghoul via creator Sui Ishida. This unique title is a “shounen opera simulation game,” and you can learn more about the setting of the game and its world in the trailer here:
Arriving on Switch on December 10th in Japan, Dokapon Up! Mugen no Roulette now has an official website up from publisher Aquaplus and developer Sting. You can take a look at the overview of the game as well as a gallery of screenshots rounded up and translated via Gematsu after the break: