The Mega Man: Chaos Protocol crossover event continues in Dragalia Lost. As of these evening, Wily Machine 2: Superhero was added to the game. Players can connect with one another to take down this challenge. Be sure to max out Mega Man’s friendship before the event ends to keep the adventurer in your roster.
To celebrate Ashen’s release on consoles (including Switch), a new launch trailer has been shared. You can watch the video below.
Sony has been working on its MLB The Show franchise going all the way back to 1997 when it was originally known as simply MLB. These baseball games have only been appearing on PlayStation platforms, but that’ll be changing in the future.
It was announced today that MLB The Show will be appearing on other platforms aside from PlayStation. Although further details haven’t been shared, Nintendo has given some hope that we’ll be seeing it on Switch when the exclusivity period ends as early as 2021. The company tweeted about news just a couple of minutes ago.
Here’s the full announcement:
Call of Juarez: Gunslinger officially launches on Switch tomorrow. See some footage from the shooter in the video below.
The co-op action RPG Ashen has officially landed on Switch. Have a look at some footage showing the game in action below.
Donkey Kong is able to use the Coconut Cannon – otherwise known as the coconut gun – in Donkey Kong 64. However, Rare initially had a completely different weapon mind. Originally, Donkey Kong was intended to use a realistic shotgun.
During an interview with GamesRadar, creative director George Andreas spoke about showing off the gun to Shigeru Miyamoto, late Nintendo president Satoru Iwata, and former Nintendo of America chairman Howard Lincoln. It turns out that Miyamoto was horrified but what he saw. In its place, he felt that the coconut gun would be a much better fit for the game. Rare ended up adopting that idea for the final release.
Reggie Fils-Aime may have retired from Nintendo, but he’s still an important figure in the gaming industry. Having said that, it’s been confirmed that the former Nintendo of America president will be appearing at the show later this week.
Specifics regarding Reggie’s appearance haven’t been shared. It looks like he’ll be presenting an award, but perhaps something else could be in store as well. Fortunately, we’re just a few days away from The Game Awards 2019 as the big event will be held on December 12.
Two years after it dropped on the eShop, Blossom Tales: The Sleeping King is getting a physical release on Switch. Limited Run Games has scooped up the game for distribution. Along with Blossom Tales on a cartridge, buyers will be given three sheets of removable stickers and four background sheets.
Pre-orders for Blossom Tales: The Sleeping King go live on Limited Run Games’ website starting December 20 at 7 AM PT / 10 AM ET / 3 PM in the UK / 4 PM in Europe.
Sometimes on daily talk shows, hosts hand out surprise gifts for everyone in attendance. Nintendo (along with a couple of sponsors) recently did something similar.
Over in Russia – or more specifically Moscow – a packed theater of families seeing Frozen 2 were treated to the surprise of receiving free Switch systems. Each group was given the console, an accessory set, and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe as a gift. Of course, the news went over pretty well inside the theater.
Here’s a look at how it all went down:
XenoRaptor, a frantic and frenzied twin-stick shooter, launches for Switch on December 25. For a look at some footage, check out the video below.
