The latest update for Mario Tennis Aces will be available tomorrow – version 3.0.1. Players can access the latest character, balance adjustments have been implemented, and more.
Below are the full patch notes:
Legend of the Tetrarchs was known to be hitting Switch sometime in June. It’s now confirmed that the RPG is a week away, with its launch planned for June 6 worldwide.
We have the following overview and trailer for the game:
Ahead of BitSummit in Japan this weekend, publisher Dangen Entertainment has announced several new games for Switch. Bug Fables, Smelter, Lore Finder, and Tactical Galactical are all on the way. Releases are spread out between this year and 2020.
Here are the full details:
Mortal Kombat 11 players will finally be learning about the new characters joining the game tomorrow. On Twitter a short while ago, the series’ official Twitter account teased the impending news regarding the DLC reveal.
Here’s that tweet in question:
Niantic has announced the return of Adventure Week for Pokemon GO. Starting June 4, players will be able to encounter new Shiny Pokemon, limited-time Field Research, and rewards for exploring new areas with Buddy Pokemon.
Below are the full details:
You may recall Ninjala, “a morphing ninja gum action game that allows players to blow bubble gum to craft weapons and use the unconventional fighting method ninjutsu.” The Switch title was originally announced around this time last year, with a planned release for the spring.
Unfortunately, that will no longer be happening. GungHo Online Entertainment provided an update today and revealed a major delay. The action game has been pushed back from this spring to Spring 2020. The extra time will be used “in order to implement improvements and polish the game for final release.”
XSEED Games has provided the North American boxart for Senran Kagura Peach Ball. Get a look at the packaging image above.
Senran Kagura Beach Ball launches on July 9 in the states.
Source: XSEED PR
We previously heard that Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night will be getting a bunch of content after launch, much of which was secured following the game’s successful Kickstarter campaign a few years ago. As part of this, Zangetsu will be playable for free after launch.
Here’s everything you need to know about Zangetsu:
Following a previous hiccup with the update, Katana Zero’s new Hard Mode and Speedrun Mode are live. The two features will be added in after installing the latest update.
Hard Mode features new enemies, revamped levels, reworked bosses, and all new challenges. Meanwhile, Speedrun Mode includes stable enemy behavior, cutscene skipping, and expansive statistics. Additional free content is planned for the future.
Katana Zero can currently be purchased for 20% off on the Switch eShop.
Devolver Digital is turning ten years old next month. To celebrate, the company has kicked off a new sale on the eShop. Almost everything that was previously released has been discounted, aside from The Messenger.
Here’s the full lineup:
