The latest firmware update for Switch just went live as Nintendo has started distribution of version 19.0.1.
This marks another update that won’t bring much excitement to system owners in terms of new features. However, it does fix a few bugs regarding GameCube controller compatibility and downloading software in sleep mode that were introduced in version 19.0.0 earlier in October.
Below are the official patch notes from Nintendo (machine translated until the official English notes are released):
Legends of Heropolis DX will be the next Switch release from Kairosoft, an eShop listing reveals. The game is scheduled for October 31, 2024.
Legends of Heropolis DX is another Kairosoft sim experience. This time around, players are tasked with rebuilding the town of Heropolis.
Here’s some additional information:
Mika and the Witch’s Mountain has received its first content update, “Churros & Cats”. This is now live on Switch.
The update is highlighted by a pair of new mini-games and a pet companion. Other elements have also been added, including new cosmetics and characters.
The full overview is as follows:
System: Switch
Release date: October 25, 2024
Developer: Sonic Team
Publisher: SEGA
The original release of 2011’s Sonic Generations felt as much like recompense as it did celebration. The unsteady gait that Sonic had developed since his switch to 3D was slowing him to an unwieldy crawl, and developer Sonic Team felt it was time to earnestly look back at their legacy to plot a path forward. The result was about the best a 2011 Sonic fan could have hoped for – lashings of nostalgia without being overly condescending to the long-term fan, and with just enough tongue-in-cheek, self-referential humor to disarm the stern melodrama that had worked its way into Sonic’s latter outings. Sonic Generations was intended to serve as a launch pad for the next 20 years of Sonic, however, its mechanical jitteriness and saggy latter half dampened its appeal to fans old and new. Sega and Sonic Team are now back for another crack at it, with Sonic x Shadow Generations seeking to tighten up the overall experience and inject a jet-black dose of edge into one of Sonic’s more memorable recent outings.
PQube has sent out a launch trailer for SINce Memories: Off The Starry Sky. The video celebrates the title’s launch in the west.
Here’s some information about it:
August 5: In collaboration with Japanese artist and game creator RIKI, City-Connection has announced they will be bringing RIKI 8Bit GAME Collection to Switch in Japan. The collection features an action game, a shoot ’em up game, as well as three music albums.
For more information, check out the overview which comes from the official site below:
We’ve got the full list of Lakitu Quiz Answers for those of you playing Super Mario Party Jamboree’s single-player mode – more specifically, the answers for the mode’s second board, Mega Wiggler’s Tree Party.
For the most part, Super Mario Party Jamboree’s main story is straightforward. In other words, it’s simple enough to make your way through its content without searching for anything online – Lakitu Quiz Answers are the sole exception, though, because some of the questions get pretty tough. We’ve chronicled all the answers for Mega Wiggler’s Tree Party right here.
A new launch trailer has arrived for the Switch game Care Bears: To the Rescue. The family-friendly platformer ties in with the brand that’s been around for over forty years.
Everything you need to know about the game can be found in the following overview:
It’s time for the latest Famitsu’s most wanted games chart. While Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake appears at the top again, Fairy Tail 2 and Phantom Brave: The Lost Hero are now in the top 30.
Head past the break for the full chart. All votes were cast between October 9 and October 15.
Splatoon 3 held its huge Grand Festival a little while back, but Nintendo kept things going for the game this weekend with a Halloween-themed Splatfest featuring a Wizard vs. Knight vs. Ninja battle, and the results are now in. Players were asked which one of these they’d be in a fantasy world.
The halftime report showed a very close battle. Nintendo’s breakdown put Team Ninja in the lead at just 33.97 percent, followed closely by Team Knight at 33.21 percent and Team Wizard at 32.82 percent.
