A number of new deals are up and running on the North American Switch eShop. These include Into the Breach, L.A. Noire, Slime-san, and more.
Here’s the full roundup of sales:
Dry Bowser has been added to Mario Tennis Aces as the game’s latest playable character. We have a trailer showing him off below.
Participate in Mario Tennis Aces’ online tournament to gain immediate have Dry Bowser on your roster. Everyone else will gain access a month later.
Yo-kai Watch 4 finally made its debut in Japan last week. Between June 20 and June 23, the game sold about 150,000 copies. Dengeki now reports that it had a sell-through rate of roughly 60%.
You may recall that Yo-kai Watch started off slowly, but the series’ second entry is where the franchise really started to take off. The games, anime, and toys were all in sync and resulted in a big popularity boost.
GungHo Online Entertainment America has announced Volta-X, a sock-and-bop robot piloting title. The game, which lets players customize their own bots and battle friends, is currently planned for Switch.
Here’s some additional information and first screenshots:
New data is in from the UK regarding a pair of prominent Switch games.
First up, Super Mario Maker 2 is the biggest Nintendo launch of the year having surpassed New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe. It was also the top seller in the UK last week.
Hello my beautiful Mario and Luigi makers! Super Mario Maker 2 is out this week so let’s chat! Takashi Tezuka has given us some pearls of info to muse on. Galen and Oni have a running argument on autorunner levels. The gang also discusses what Nintendo does with the future of Mario 2D side-scroller platformers as stand alone titles. Oni thinks they need to go a totally new direction, and he has THE BEST ideas. Nintendo, please check these out. They’re free. Oni and Galen have basically acted as creative producer on this and workshopped ‘em.
Oni and Galen then blab on about some new info on an upgraded Switch model, and consider things not only from a consumer standpoint, but from a developer’s burden point of view, as well. We muse on the big questions like, “Is the inevitable Switch model going to be a small bump or a huge leap so it can at least hold its own against the PS5 and Xbox Scarlett?” Galen brings up marketing and aiming at different markets, while Oni fights back with discussions of the slippery slope effect that the Switch could lose 3rd party support.
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The countdown to Splatoon 2’s final Splatfest continues with another piece of art. Sheldon is featured this time around, and we have a look at the design above.
You can find other Splatoon 2 Splatfest art featuring Callie here and Marie here.
System: Switch (eShop)
Release date: June 24, 2019
Developer: Capcom
Publisher: Capcom
The series has had a lot of ups and downs in the last decade, but there is no denying that as a whole, Devil May Cry is seminal – and arguably the godfather – of stylish action games that have been so popular to this day. The easy to pick up but equally as hard to master (and nonetheless an extravagant feeling while playing and joy to watch) hack-and-slash genre begins here, now playable for the first time on Switch. Having the ability to play Devil May Cry at home or on-the-go is as wonderful now as it was back then. It’s smooth, it’s nostalgic, and it’s as fun as ever on Nintendo’s console.
Summoning Focus: Weekly Revival 4 is now live in Fire Emblem Heroes. 5-star Heroes who appeared before the start of Book II are now available as focus Heroes. Additionally, 5-star focus Heroes have an initial appearance of 4 percent.
Fire Emblem Heroes will be hosting Summoning Focus: Weekly Revival 4 until July 7.
