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Lost Reavers, Bandai Namco’s free-to-play online co-op game for Wii U, will end its service later this year, on May 30th. Starting on March 28th, new items can no longer be purchased, but previously purchased items can still be used. On May 30th, all servers for the game will go offline.

Bandai Namco didn’t state a reason for the game shutting down, but most likely it just wasn’t profitable anymore to keep the servers running.

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Season 8 of Fortnite has started, and with it, the game has been updated to version 8.00. A new battle pass is also available – check out the preview video for that, and the full patch notes below:

Pirate Cannon
Damage enemy locations or structures by launching a cannonball or become a special delivery by launching yourself!

New Locations
Explore new points of interest that emerged with the Volcano, such as Sunny Steps and Lazy Lagoon.

Weapons + Items

  • Pirate Cannon
    • Push the Cannon into position, take aim, and fire! Alternatively, climb into the barrel and launch yourself!
    • The cannon will fire cannonballs or players a great distance. Cannonballs and players can plow through a number of objects before stopping with a bang, causing damage and knockback to nearby players.
    • Deals 100 Damage to enemies on a direct hit and 50 Damage to enemies within a small radius.
    • Found throughout the environment.
  • Vaulted
    • Sneaky Snowman
    • Chiller Grenade
    • X-4 Stormwing
    • Shopping Cart
    • All Terrain Kart
  • Updated Hunting Rifle Icon
  • Reduced the availability of high tier Assault Rifles
    • Total number of Assault Rifles available remains unchanged
      • Increased chance of receiving a Common quality assault rifle from 48.56% to 56.30%
      • Increased chance of receiving an Uncommon quality assault rifle from 26.83% to 28.15%
      • Reduced the chance of receiving a Rare quality assault rifle from 16.17% to 10.91%
      • Reduced the chance of receiving an Epic quality assault rifle from 7.02% to 3.52%
    • Reduced the chance of receiving a Legendary quality assault rifle from 1.82% to 1.13%

Fire Emblem Heroes

The latest Voting Gauntlet in Fire Emblem Heroes, War of the Tacticians, is now live. The first-round match-ups are Katarina vs. Lewyn, Morgan vs. Saias, Cecilia vs. Jagen and Innes vs. Soren. As always, each of the three rounds of the Voting Gauntlet will last 48 hours.

Also, since it’s Thursday, a new map has been added to Tactics Drills. “Sacred Stones Strike!” can be found in the Grandmaster section.

Listings on the eShops provide file sizes for a bunch of Switch games. These include Resident Evil, Resident Evil 0, Resident Evil 4, and more.

Here’s the full roundup:

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A new Summon Showcase is now live in Dragalia Lost — titled “Thunder and Splendor”.

The set will be available until March 12th . The featured summons include:

  • [5 ★] Albert (Attack, Sword) [Character]
  • [5 ★] Gilgamesh [Dragon]
  • [5 ★] The Shining Overlord [Wyrmprint]
  • [5 ★] A Solitary Light [Wyrmprint]
  • [4 ★] Odetta (Sword) [Character]
  • [4 ★] New World Escort [Wyrmprint]
  • [3 ★] Jakob (Lance) [Character]
  • [3 ★] The Davian Wetlands [Wyrmprint]

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With the Vol. 1: Black Dandelion DLC content now available for Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes, Grasshopper Manufacture has put out a new launch trailer.

The video shows off gameplay from the new pack. It can be viewed below.

To accommodate the new addition of Pauline to the game, as well as some extra goodies, Mario Tennis Aces is receiving an update later today.

The update will bring the game to Version 2.3.0 and will include a new co-op challenge, Pauline, some character balance changes, and fixes. It will also drop March 1st

The full patch notes can be viewed below.

Bandai Namco has provided a whole new batch of screens for their upcoming mecha action title SD Gundam G Generation Cross Rays.

The shots focus on a handful of characters, as well as their units. The photos can be viewed below.

Pokemon Crystal

This week’s 3DS eShop charts are as follows:

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Capcom intends to sell the Resident Evil Origins Collection on Switch in May. The package includes Resident Evil and Resident Evil 0, though the former will seemingly be offered via a download code inside the box.

Retailers have started posting their listings for Resident Evil Origins Collection, confirming its price. It’s looking like it’ll set you back $59.99. Amazon has pre-orders here while GameStop is taking reservations here.


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