Tying in with the launch of Super Mario RPG’s Switch remake, we have a launch trailer. It’s shorter than most of Nintendo’s usual videos, but should give fans a quick look at the game.
To recap, here’s what you can expect from Super Mario RPG:
To promote the debut of Bluey: The Videogame, we have a new launch trailer for the game. It comes to various platforms today, including Switch.
The official eShop description provides us with the following overview:
The Pokemon Latin America International Championships are now underway, and to celebrate, Scarlet and Violet players can partake in a new distribution for Dragapult.
This specific build was used by Alex Gomez Berna in the North America International Championships earlier in the year. It comes with the moves Tera Blast, Dragon Darts, Phantom Force, and U-turn. Choice Band is its held item. Note that all of its stats have max IVs and is fully EV trained.
Challengers Games today announced Illang, a free-to-play multiplayer social deduction game for Switch. A release is planned 2024.
The title, which supports up to 20 players, involves working together to stop the Illang. A bit of additional information can be found in the following overview:
Thanks to GamesIndustry, we have new insight into the UK gaming market for October 2023.
Super Mario Bros. Wonder was the third biggest physical game of the month. However, it doesn’t appear on the digital chart as Nintendo doesn’t provide data. Looking at physical sales, Super Mario Bros. Wonder saw the biggest Mario launch on Switch, with 3,000 more sales after two weeks than Super Mario Odyssey and 13,000 more than Super Mario 3D All-Stars. GamesIndustry believes it’s likely the biggest Mario launch in UK history with digital factored in.
This week’s expanded Japanese software sales are as follows:
1. [NSW] Super Mario Bros. Wonder – 65,017 / 975,276
2. [PS5] Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name – 63,319 / NEW
3. [PS4] Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name – 60,134 / NEW
4. [PS5] Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III – 22,132
5. [PS4] WarioWare: Move It – 13,340 / NEW
6. [PS4] Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III – 8,962 / NEW
7. [NSW] Fashion Dreamer – 8,166 / 39,050
8. [NSW] Pikmin 4 – 7,511 / 948,207
9. [NSW] Animal Crossing: New Horizons – 7,186 / 7,573,156
10. [NSW] Jinsei Game for Nintendo Switch – 5,913 / 77,301
Playism made several announcements for Switch this week, and the news continues with Rusted Moss. The publisher will be bringing it over in Spring 2024.
Rusted Moss is a grappling hook-based Metroidvania game made by Faxdoc, Happysquared, and Sunnydaze. When it’s ready to go on Switch, it’ll launch with all updates from the PC version including an upcoming one that’s the biggest yet, featuring new areas, over 300 rooms, a Boss Rush Mode, Maya Mode, and more.
Original (11/2): WarioWare: Move It is the next game that the Nintendo Switch Online app is featuring with user icons.
Over the next three weeks, you’ll be able to claim different designs based on the game with My Nintendo Platinum Points. The usual lineup includes characters, backgrounds, and frames. Characters are 10 Platinum Points each while the backgrounds and frames go for 5 each.
Original (9/1): PowerWash Simulator is set to receive even more crossover DLC with the new Back to the Future Special Pack. Switch players can pick it up later this year.
The DLC involves hosing down iconic movie sets and props inspired by the Back to the Future franchise from Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment. Doc Brown’s van, the Time Machine, Hill Valley Clocktower, the Holomax Theatre, and Doc’s Time Train will be included. Players will also be able to collect ten new achievements.
To celebrate the official release, Astral Ascent has received a launch trailer. Fans can get a final look at the 2D platformer rogue-like that was originally announced for Switch in 2021.
The official eShop description provides us with the following details:
