Nintendo has put out a new video highlighting some of the games that were added to the eShop around November. Get a look at it below.
The endless chaotic space shooter Steredenn: Binary Stars will be receiving a physical release and is going on sale next week, Super Rare Games has announced. The company has partnered with Pixelnest Studio and Plug-In-Digital to produce 3,000 boxed copies. Orders will open on December 6 through Super Rare Games’ website.
The physical version of Steredenn: Binary Stars will include a four-page full color manual, interior artwork, and an exclusive sticker. Buyers will also be given three trading cards randomly selected from the five-card set.
Steredenn: Binary Stars will cost $34.99 / £29.99 / €33.99 for its physical release.
Shumpalations has translated a classic interview with Yasuhiko Fujii. Fujii previously worked at Nintendo, and more specifically, on Super Metroid as a programmer.
At one point, Fujii was asked if there were any scenes in Super Metroid that were his ideas. That prompted him to recall how he snuck in a reference to a girl he was dating by the movement pattern of a certain group of Evir enemies.
Blackbelly Skatepark is the latest Splatoon 2 map to be getting a revamp. Nintendo has announced that the stage will be going down for renovation work beginning 4 PM PT / 7 PM ET / 12 AM in the UK / 1 AM in Europe. Until December 5, players won’t be able to access Blackbelly for online battles.
Player versus player battles has been one of Pokemon GO’s most-requested features since launch. Very soon, Niantic may finally be delivering on fans’ wishes.
Niantic has been posting a few different teases on the Pokemon GO Twitter account today, culminating with the image above. It gives us what appears to be our first look at PvP. While we don’t really have much in the way of details yet, hopefully we’ll be learning more soon.
Originally, Fortnite was intended to have a new account merging feature go live this month. With November just about over, players might be curious as to why we haven’t seen it yet. Epic Games provided an update on its website today.
Because of “ongoing technical concerns,” the functionality has been delayed. Epic now intends to have it ready sometime in early 2019.
Nintendo released a new video today showcasing a few European digital game highlights from November 2018. You can watch it below.
Over the past few days, we’ve seen a number of special art pieces posted online by Nintendo and other companies to celebrate next week’s launch of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Square Enix came forward today with its own today, designed by Tetsuya Nomura. Above you can see Cloud hanging out with Link and Mario
Kirby Star Allies has received a few major updates since launching earlier this year. HAL Laboratory has added several new Dream Friends, a new challenge mode, and more. Now the team is ready to move on.
In a blog post shared on HAL’s website today, director Shinya Kumazaki confirmed that Kirby Star Allies won’t be receiving any further content updates. That means the Dream Friends roster is set and updates are pretty much finished. We’ll likely see a patch if any bugs are detected, but as far as content is concerned, Kirby Star Allies is complete.
After magazines had the scoop earlier this week, Koei Tecmo and Gust have provided official details on a few characters in Nelke & the Legendary Alchemists. The latest update covers Judith, Shallistera, Iris, and Norn. Find the information and screenshots below, courtesy of Gematsu.
