If you’ve been playing pretty much any kind of mobile game on an Android device lately, you will likely have received several warnings about updating to Android 10 as compatibility of games with this new OS update could not be guaranteed. Pokemon Masters at least seems to have resolved this issue – a new update for the game is now available, which fixes any compatibility issues with Android 10.
During the Japanese version of this week’s Nintendo Direct, Square Enix revealed that the first three Dragon Quest games are coming to Switch this month. While there hasn’t been any news for the west, it looks like there will be an English option available.
Square Enix Asia has indicated that those same three Dragon Quest games will be distributed in Asia “as one packaged bundle.” English, Traditional Chinese, and Korean language options will be supported.
Square Enix Asia mentions that the release will be taking place sometime in 2019.
The non-violent, no death platformer Himno arrives today on the Switch eShop. Get a look at some footage below.
Marvelous has gone live with a pair of Japanese commercials for Daemon X Machina. Take a look at both adverts below.
For the past year, Nintendo has added NES games to Switch via the Nintendo Switch Online service each month. Now that SNES titles have entered the picture, Nintendo is changing things up.
Of course, more releases for SNES are planned going forward. There will also be more games from the NES platform. However, Nintendo says that “those releases will not adhere to a regular schedule”. In other words, there are no longer plans to specifically launch new games each month.
With NBA 2K20 launching today, 2K Sports and Visual Concepts have shared a launch trailer for the game — titled “Momentous”.
Those interested can view the footage below.
Following a previous rating in Taiwan, Ninja JaJaMaru Collection has been officially confirmed for Switch. The package will launch in Japan on December 12.
Ninja JaJaMaru Collection includes five classic titles from the series along with an entirely new one. The lineup is as follows:
The NES – Nintendo Switch Online app has received an update. Version 4.0.0 is now accessible for all users.
Like the new SNES version, you can now sort NES games by preferred order, title, release date, last time played, and total play time. You can also hide the bar on the bottom that displays controls in game.
If we hear about any other changes/additions, we’ll be sure to let you know.
On November 21, BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle is getting a new 2.0 update. On the same day, players will be able to purchase a content pack containing nine new playable characters and more. So far, four have been announced: Yumi from Senran Kagura: Estival Versus, Blitztank from Akatsuki Blitzkampf, Akatsuki from Akatsuki Blitzkampf, Neo Politan from RWBY.
Arc System Works will soon be unveiling the five remaining characters. A new BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle DLC trailer will debut during the Arc Nama SP live stream on September 22 at 11:00 Japan time, the company has confirmed.
The live stream will be held in the regular places. Fans can watch the event as it happens on YouTube, Twitch, and Niconico.
Super Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Switch Online is now live on Switch. The same goes for the Super Famicom version in Japan.
Starting today, Switch owners with a membership can download the following games:
