The latest version of Fortnite, 9.30 is now available. Among other things, it adds the new Chug Splash healing item. Here are the full patch notes:
Limited Time Mode Rotation:
- Sniper Shootout Duos
- Sniper rifles only. May the best aim win!
- Trios
- Classic Battle Royale with Three-Person squads.
- Solid Gold Squads
- Fight to the finish using Legendary weapons.
Weapons + Items
- Chug Splash
- On impact, this thrown item splashes liquid in a small area. All players within the splash radius will be instantly granted 20 Health/Shield.
- Grants health unless you are full health, in which case it will grant Shield.
- Chug Splash can heal allies, enemies, and can extend the duration of the ‘knocked’ state for knocked players.
- Rare variant.
- Drops in stacks of 2.
- Max stack size: 6.
- Can be found from Floor Loot, Chests, Vending Machines, Supply Drops, and Llamas.
- On impact, this thrown item splashes liquid in a small area. All players within the splash radius will be instantly granted 20 Health/Shield.
Earlier today, Nintendo released a bunch of new info on Dr. Mario World, including a release date of July 10 and tons of gameplay footage. The game’s official website was also launched, and it includes a list of countries the game will be available in on July 10. For some countries, the game will also be available on only one operation system, either Android or iOS. One notable omission from the list of countries is Belgium – as we reported, mobile games using a gacha system won’t launch there in the foreseeable future due to recent changes to the country’s gambling laws.
Head past the break for the full list, though Nintendo notes that more countries may be added in the future:
Jetman, the developer of Kowloon’s Gate VR: Suzaku, posted two images of the game running on a Nintendo Switch today, seemingly confirming a port of the game to Nintendo’s system. As the name implies, Kowloon’s Gate VR: Suzaku is a Virtual Reality game, initially launching for Playstation VR last year. It’s currently not known if the Switch version will support VR via Labo VR, or if this will be a “standard” version of the game without VR.
The next DLC character coming to Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 this Summer has been announced in the latest issue of Weekly Jump magazine (credit to Gematsu for the translation below): Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan Evolved Vegeta.
Vegeta’s “Final Flash” is quicker and his “Final Blow” teleports him right next to his opponent. He also has several new moves: “Atomic Blast,” “Final Charge,” “Flash Strike,” “Final Explosion” (Ultimate), and “Final Galick Rush” (New Ultimate). In order to unlock the Awoken Skill, you must obtain the “Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan” Awoken Skill, reach level 95, and max out your friendship level with Vegeta.
Earlier this year, an HD remaster of FuRyu’s 3DS game The Alliance Alive was announced. Today, the latest issue of Weekly Jump magazine revealed the game’s Japanese release date: October 10. Previously, it’s been announced that the Western version will be released “this fall”, so a simultaneous worldwide release certainly seems possible, but hasn’t been confirmed yet. We will keep you updated once the game’s release date in the West has been announced.
As teased yesterday, five new animals are now available in Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp via Blathers’s Treasure Trek.
These new animals include Klaus, Rhonda, Piper, Hippeux, and Celia. An image of all of the additions can be viewed above.
Cygames has shared details on a new Challenge Event coming to Dragalia Lost tomorrow, June 19th — titled “The Mercurial Gauntlet”.
The event will focus around appeasing a new dragon named Fafnir Roy III. A brief summary can be viewed below.
The silhouettes of more Summer-themed Special Heroes have been teased for June 20th.
As previously revealed, a new Summoning Focus will go live on June 20th that will feature these new characters. Those interested can view the teaser image above.
A Ninja JaJaMaru-kun Collection has been rated for Switch by the Taiwan Digital Game Rating Committee and is supposedly being published by City Connection.
In addition to the rating, the screenshot above was also posted on the same page. No other information has been found at this time.
Nintendo has announced that it will offer a retail version of Tetris 99 in Japan. The game will be available in stores starting August 9 for 3,148 yen.
All purchases come with access to Tetris 99 as well as the DLC. A 12-month Nintendo Switch Online subscription is also included.
