Publisher Taito has announced that their next title — Ninja Warriors Again — will launch in Japan sometime in July.
Previously, the game only held a release window of “2019”. Some early screens can be viewed below.
Listings on the eShops provide file sizes for a bunch of Switch games. These include Saints Row: The Third – The Full Package, Redout, BoxBoy! + BoxGirl!, and more.
Here’s the full roundup:
Fire Emblem Heroes players can begin preparing for the game’s next summoning event. A Season for Picnics will kick off on April 19, Nintendo and Intelligent Systems have announced.
Flora, Lukas, Genny, and Felicia will be featured here. A new Paralogue Story will also be added.
Here’s a trailer for the summoning event:
Now that Joker has been added to Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, footage is beginning to pop up online. Get a look at 5 minutes of gameplay below.
Katana Zero is Devolver Digital’s most pre-ordered Switch game thus far, the company has announced. A specific number was not provided.
Devolver Digital has offered a number of games on the eShop, including Gris, The Messenger, and Ape Out. Several “older” titles are available as well like Enter the Gungeon, Minit, and Downwell.
We’ll have our review of Katana Zero up tomorrow.
If you’re having trouble accessing any of the eShops, you’re not alone. All of the digital stores are down at the moment.
The issues naturally started shortly after Super Smash Bros. Ultimate version 3.0.0 and the Joker DLC went live, so you may also be unable to download the latest patch. Fortunately, Nintendo is aware of the situation and is working to get things back up and running. The company says it’ll provide an update as soon as it has more information.
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate’s latest update has gone live. Version 3.0.0, which was detailed last night, is now available.
As part of the update, Joker’s DLC pack is up and running. Nintendo has also added the Stage Builder, video editing, support for sharing of online content, and support for Smash World.
Below are the full patch notes:
Konami has posted a trailer for the release of Arcade Classics Anniversary Collection on Switch. Check it out below.
For several years, Nintendo was pursuing a new Quality of Life initiative. The goal here was to enhance the way people sleep, and as you can probably tell, it was quite a bit different from the company’s gaming plans.
Though not confirmed, Nikkei reports that the QOL department is no more. Nintendo did end up creating a prototype of a sleep monitoring device that was nearly complete. However, the project was canceled due to the product not being very “Nintendo-esque”.
