To celebrate the Switch launch of Cavern of Dreams, a launch trailer has come in. Fans can see the surreal 3D platformer in action once again.
For those interested in learning more about it, check out the following overview:
Today, we’re once again continuing our coverage of Legendary Pokemon in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet with a Zapdos location guide. There are tons of returning Legendary Pokemon available in this game, and they’re all unlocked once you clear the main story of the Indigo Disk DLC.
Once you’ve done that, an NPC named Snacksworth will appear out front of Blueberry Academy. This character gives you snacks that attract certain Legendary Pokemon to specific places in Paldea. Every time you clear 10 Solo Quests or 1 Group Quest, you’ll earn one random Legendary snack. If you’re specifically hunting for Zapdos, you’ll need to keep clearing quests over and over again until you happen to receive the snack you’re looking for.
Former Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime generated plenty of memes during his time with the company, including a line from the very first US Nintendo Direct. For those who hadn’t already owned a 3DS or weren’t thinking about picking one up, he had a simple question to those consumers: “What’s wrong with you?” You can check out that clip here.
Former Nintendo staffer Krysta Yang shared some insight into that moment during an episode of the Kit & Krysta podcast. It wasn’t just a throwaway line as the team working on the Nintendo Direct had some discussions about it. However, they felt that the envelope needed to be pushed a bit and wouldn’t be out of character for Reggie to say, so it was ultimately approved.
BeXide, the studio behind the recent release Yohane the Parhelion: Numazu in the Mirage, today announced 3D physics Fruit Mountain. The game is due out later in 2024 for Switch.
Fruit Mountain is a 3D physics puzzle game in which players combine fruits to make them bigger. An official overview can be found below.
A bunch of gameplay has been released for Star Wars: Dark Forces Remaster on Switch. Nightdive Studios brought back the 1995 FPS this week with refreshed graphics and more.
Everything you need to know is included in the following overview:
Courtesy of Devolver Digital and Free Lives, we have a launch trailer for Cricket Through the Ages. The physics-driven experience made the jump to Switch this week.
For more information about it, read up on the following overview:
A pretty notable update has been made available for Palia with version 0.177.
Some of the highlights include new decor sets such as the steampunk-inspired PalTech set, new found item quests, more wallpapers, a direct route to Bahari Bay from your housing plot, and updates to mining nodes. That’s along with over 250 bug fixes.
Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2 just received a new update having gained version 1.7.
This is a big update for the game with a new rotation mode, all new stage layouts, new items, and new campaign powerups. It also comes with the latest balance adjustments and bug fixes.
The full rundown is as follows:
Coming in alongside the launch of We Need to Go Deeper is a new trailer. It just landed on new consoles, including Switch.
Check out some information about the game via the following overview:
