The latest Tempest Trials+ event has started in Fire Emblem Heroes. Till Song’s End will be available until September 20. The big rewards this time are a 5-star Rinea: Reminiscent Belle and two seals: Def/Res Bond 1 and Atk Feint 1. The bonus allies for this event are Reinhardt: Lightning’s Rondo, Ishtar: Thunder’s Waltz, Berkut: Debonair Noble, Nephenee: Sincere Dancer, Rinea: Reminiscent Belle, Azura: Lady of Ballads, Olivia: Festival Dancer and Inigo: Indigo Dancer.
Blasphemous, The Game Kitchen’s 2D action platformer, is out today on Nintendo Switch. To celebrate the occasion, Nintendo released a launch trailer on their Youtube channel:
Publisher Yunuo Games has released the first official trailer for the upcoming shooting game Synaptic Drive.
Those interested can view the four minutes of footage below.
The Rock Type Training Event — which features a Spotlight Scout on Olivia & Lycanroc — is now live in Pokemon Masters.
This event is set to be available until September 24th. During this time, players can participate in two solo and two co-op stages in order to train their Rock type pokemon.
Following the reveal of a new Umihara Kawase, Success Corporation has shared an image of a pamphlet on the new project — showcasing the first screenshots of the game.
Interestingly enough, a 4-player Super Smash Bros.-esque screen can be seen, which includes character status on the bottom. No further details on the game has been confirmed. Those interested can view the image below.
Star Ocean: First Departure R is coming to Switch in Japan on December 5, Square Enix announced today.
Some new features have also been detailed. Square Enix is including a double speed option for field movement and new voice recordings featuring the cast from the original Super Famicom version. Players can switch back to the original First Departure voices as well. While new character designs will be available, it’s also possible to go back to the original art.
Here’s the first trailer for Star Ocean: First Departure R:
4Gamer and Famitsu have published new reports on talks Bandai Namco delivered at CEDEC 2019 this past week. Talks during the events involved the art and graphical style, how they kept the file size low, and more.
Here’s the full roundup, courtesy of Siliconera:
When Nintendo distributes a major firmware upgrade for Switch, it’s usually accompanied by a Joy-Con update. That is once again the case for version 9.0.0.
You can update your Joy-Con by visiting system settings. Then scroll down to “Controllers and Sensors”, and navigate to “Update Controllers”. The process shouldn’t take more than a few seconds.
Nintendo never actually says what’s included in the controller updates. Still, it doesn’t hurt to carry out the process.
Thanks to Cameron and Bernardo for the tip.
Famitsu has provided a few minutes of new footage from Haven, an upcoming adventure RPG for Switch. View the gameplay below.
Nintendo has just issued the latest firmware update for Switch. Version 9.0.0 is now live.
Nintendo has previously said that today’s update would include support for the new SNES Switch controllers. It should also address an issue starting Fire Emblem: Three Houses if you purchased the Expansion Pass. New features include Alarm Notifications, Online Play Invites, and more.
Below are the full patch notes:
