One More Dungeon 2, which recently came to Switch, has been given new gameplay. This marks the sequel to the original title that came to the system during its launch year.
Here’s some information about it as provided by the eShop listing:
A new Capcom Highlights digital event will be airing soon, Capcom just announced.
The presentation will be split into two days. If you’re only a Switch owner, you’ll be most interested in the second day as that’ll feature Monster Hunter Stories along with Street Fighter 6, Exoprimal, and Monster Hunter Now. The first day will focus on Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess and Dragon’s Dogma 2.
Super Mario World and Animal Crossing: New Horizons are now the latest featured games on Nintendo Switch Online for user icons, but there’s a little bit of a different spin this time around.
In the past members have been able to simply boot up the app and spend My Nintendo points to claim icons. However, as an added wrinkle, you’ll need to actually play the games.
MAR10 day is just around the corner, and it looks like My Nintendo is celebrating with a couple of new physical rewards in North America. In addition to a pouch, members can get their hands on new stickers.
The pouch lets fans store everyday essentials with a special design featuring Mario. It comes in at 6″ x 5″ and is made of vegan leather with nylon zipper closure.
Crema isn’t done with Temtem as of yet, but is starting to move towards ending major development. Version 1.8 will be the last major update for the game.
Version 1.7 will come first with a new Season, a new Tamer Pass, balance changes, new features, bug fixing, and quality of life updates. When version 1.8 drops down the road, that’ll largely be it for the game, and it won’t have a Tamer Pass or Season. Additionally, there won’t be any more seasons. Future patches will involve polishing, bug fixing, and balancing Temtem “for as long as it needs it.”
A new LEGO Super Mario event will be happening on MAR10 Day, it’s been announced. That would normally be March 10, though news will actually be shared a day earlier on March 9.
As for what we’ll see here, it’s a bit unclear currently. Obviously we should be hearing about the latest product announcements in the LEGO Super Mario line, but specifics are being kept under wraps. LEGO teases that it “seems like something more is on the way…”
Secret Neighbor just released its latest update on Switch dubbed “Winter”.
As far as new content goes, players can access new skins. It also includes QOL improvements, rebalancing, reworked systems, new quests, brawl rotation, and more.
Here’s the full rundown:
Following Nintendo’s lawsuit against Yuzu, the two sides have come to a quick agreement. Yuzu will now be paying $2.4 million in damages as part of the agreement, which both parties agreed upon.
It was reported that week that Nintendo was suing the creators of the Switch emulator due to DMCA and copyright violations. Allegedly, Yuzu makers accessed Switch games from a hacked console and made at least one copy of each. According to Nintendo, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom was downloaded over one million times before the official launch.
The latest UK software sales chart for the week ending March 2, 2024 is now available.
Looking strictly at Switch games, there isn’t too much notable news. Mario vs. Donkey Kong slips from #3 to #5 while Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and Super Mario Bros. Wonder right behind. Currently EA Sports FC 24 is the top Switch title at #2.
Here’s the full UK software sales chart for the week ending March 2, 2024:
Publisher Firenut Games, along with developer José Manuel Conesa Hernández, today announced Chrysolite. The title is due out on Switch this summer.
Chrysolite is a 2D Metroidvania-inspired platformer “that engages players with its intriguing narrative and simple, yet challenging gameplay and uses hand-drawn illustrations to advance the narrative.” Additional details can be found in the following overview:
