A new game based on the manga / anime Today’s Menu for the Emiya Family (Emiya-sanchi no Kyo no Gohan) has been announced for Switch.
Titled Everyday – Today’s Menu for the Emiya Family, the kitchen adventure will launch Spring 2020 in Japan. An original story will be included.
New tracks are on the way for Trials Rising. Starting January 2, players can access five additional courses through the Polar Expedition track pack.
Here’s the full rundown as to what’s on the way:
A new Wild Area event has started in Pokemon Sword & Shield. Until 23:59 UTC on January 3rd, you will have a higher chance of encountering Magikarp in Max Raid Battles. Additionally, these Magikarp have a higher chance of being Shiny and you get more Nuggets than usual when clearing the raid.
The next Tempest Trials+ event will start soon in Fire Emblem Heroes. It’ll run from January 3 till January 14. Called “Mid-fest Digest”, the big rewards this time are a 5-star Eir: Renewed Life and three seals: Swift Sparrow 1, Spd Feint 1 and HP/Def 1. The bonus allies for the event are Alfonse: Askran Duo, Anna: Wealth-Wisher, Lethe: New Year’s Claw, Selkie: New Year’s Spirit, Eir: Renewed Life, Ranulf: Friend of Nations, Lethe: Gallia’s Valkyrie and Selkie: Free Spirit.
Starting today until January 14, there’s also a Summoning Focus that’ll be helpful in getting three of these bonus allies as they are the 5-star focus units of this Summoning Focus – Ranulf: Friend of Nations, Lethe: Gallia’s Valkyrie and Selkie: Free Spirit.
New Year’s events have gone live in Dragalia Lost, including the Platinum Showcase, which guarantees a 5★ Dragon or Adventurer. Please note that Wyrmite cannot be used to pull on this Showcase, and that paid currency is the only resource used there. Both Showcases have a maximum of three pulls, so that’s up to six 5★ additions to your roster.
A Clawful Caper has also begun. Crack down on event-specific quests to earn the right to fight alongside other players to take on the shadow-attuned raid boss and earn rewards. Take a look below see the promotional video for this event:
The New Year's Tidings: A Clawful Caper summon showcase started Dec. 30, 10 PM PT! Appearance rates are increased for featured adventurers and dragons, such as the 5★ adventurer Mitsuhide and 5★ dragon Daikokuten!https://t.co/VXyNnQrjE3#DragaliaLost pic.twitter.com/aJlLOCs7FB
— Dragalia Lost (@DragaliaLostApp) December 31, 2019
It was nearly a year ago that Inmost was announced for Switch. Originally, the story-driven puzzle platformer was planned for sometime in 2019. Developer Hidden Layer Games recently provided an update and confirmed that there’s been a delay – hardly a surprise given that 2019 is just about over.
Hidden Layer said that Inmost was pushed back “to give the players the best experience”. That’s delayed the launch to Q1 2020.
Here’s the full message shared by Hidden Layer:
Untitled Goose Game has surpassed one million copies sold, publisher Panic has revealed. That news comes straight from co-founder Cabel Sasser.
While we’re usually hesitant to report on data relating to multiplatform releases unless we have the breakdown of sales by platform, it was only until recently that Untitled Goose Game was a console exclusive on Switch. That means a good chunk of downloads originated on Nintendo’s console.
December has all but wrapped up, but Niantic has more in store for Pokemon GO as we head into a new month – and a new year. In January, there will be more Team GO Rocket Special Research, a January Research Breakthrough encounter with Lapras, the Adventure Sync Hatchathon, Heatran raids, and Unova nouveau.
Here’s the full rundown:
Nintendo uses Switch’s built-in news feed feature to share all sorts of updates with system owners. These can be the latest game announcements, trailers, and more.
As another way to close out the year, Nintendo has given us a look at the ten most-watched videos on Switch news in 2019. The full list, which is in no particular order, can be found below.
It’s been a busy decade for Nintendo. The company has come out with plenty of hardware, big games, and more.
As we close out the 2010s, Nintendo has sent out an infographic highlighting some of its important releases. We have it attached above.
