Nintendo has filed a new lawsuit against the creators of Yuzu, an emulator used for Switch. The document notes that the tech illegally circumvents its software encryption and facilitates piracy.
Nintendo’s lawsuit points out that The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom saw over one million copies downloaded before the official launch. Also highlighted is that Yuzu’s Patreon support doubled during that time.
January 30: PlayStation’s big baseball franchise continues on this year, and MLB The Show 24 is confirmed for Switch. The title arrives on March 19, 2024.
MLB The Show 24 brings back notable features like Road to the Show. Cross-platform play and cross-progression are both confirmed.
Here’s some additional information:
Today, Natsume announced Reel Fishing: Days of Summer, the latest entry in the series that has been around for over twenty five years. Switch will be getting it this summer.
Here’s what Natsume has shared thus far:
Following an original 2021 debut in Japan, B-Project Ryuusei Fantasia is now set for worldwide release on Switch. PQube is handling localization and it will be available “soon”.
B-Project Ryuusei Fantasia is a visual novel in which players will support a group of 14 idols from their humble beginnings through to stardom as their representative.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Wrath of the Mutants has been announced for release on consoles, including Switch. It will be available on April 23, 2024.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Wrath of the Mutants was originally made for arcades in 2017, and it was developed by Cruis’n developer Raw Thrills. It features four-player local co-op and the voice actors from the show, including Seth Green, Sean Astin, Rob Paulsen, ad Greg Cipes. Three new stages and six new boss battles will be added for the console edition.
We have the official recap announcement for today’s February 2024 Pokemon Presents event. We have the full rundown on all the news, announcements, and more.
The press release can be read in full below.
Game Freak is developing Pokemon Legends Z-A for Switch, it was revealed during today’s Pokemon Presents broadcast. The game launches in 2025.
Pokemon Legends Z-A should continue the formula that was established with the 2022 title Pokemon Legends: Arceus. Also confirmed is that we’ll be going back to the sixth generation of Pokemon for X and Y with the trailer highlighting Lumiose City as the main setting and the return of Mega Evolutions. Outside of that, not much else is known as we only have a short teaser to go by.
Here’s the first trailer:
A new wave of Tera Raid Battles have been announced for Pokemon Scarlet and Violet. These will feature Mighty Venusaur, Mighty Blastoise, and Mighty Charizard.
With the Tera Raid Battles, players can work together with three others to take on a powerful Pokemon before time runs out. The kinds of Pokemon found these events often vary. Additionally, Pokemon encountered in Tera Raid Battles may have a rare Tera Type. You can get involved with the Tera Raid Battle events by downloading the latest Poke Portal News, which will happen automatically if your Switch system is connected online (Nintendo Switch Online subscription not required). It can also be accessed manually by choosing Poke Portal from the X menu, then Mystery Gift, and lastly Check Poke Portal News.
The February 2024 Pokemon Presents presentation is happening soon in celebration of Pokemon Day, and we have the live stream. It’ll go live at 6 AM PT / 9 AM ET / 2 PM in the UK / 3 PM in Europe.
The event will cover “the latest news and updates from the world of Pokemon.” Specific titles for the presentation were not named.
Here’s the official February 2024 Pokemon Presents live stream:
