Nintendo published a new trailer today to highlight the new Fortuna update for Warframe. You can watch it below.
Note that despite what the video says, Fortuna apparently isn’t live on Switch just yet. We’ll let you know when that changes.
According to a listing on the eShop, The Lost Light of Sisu will be heading to Switch in a month. A release is planned for February 27.
Here’s an overview for the physics driven platformer, along with a trailer:
PlayFusion and Games Workshop have announced that the trading card game Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Champions is on the way to Switch. Cross-platform play will be supported.
Here’s an overview, along with a cinematic trailer:
A new update has gone live for Detective Gallo on Switch. MixedBag has added a few things, including Spanish language support, optional motion controls, and autosave. On top of that, bug fixes were implemented.
Detective Gallo, a point-and-click comic-noir adventure, can be found on the Switch eShop. MixedBag released it last August.
In what has become an annual tradition, Metacritic has provided new analysis regarding game publisher review rankings.
Nintendo dipped to the fourth spot after charting second last year. The company’s average Metascore was 76.4%, with Smash Bros. Ultimate being the best game at 93% and Kirby Battle Royale as the worst at 57%.
Metacritic provides the following analysis of the reviews Nintendo received:
Forever Entertainment has announced that it will be bringing the arcade game Surfingers to Switch. It’s developed by Digital Melody, the studio behind Timberman.
Here’s an overview plus a trailer:
Later this week, Piczle Colors will begin distribution on the Switch eShop. Have a look at some early footage below.
Tikipod has confirmed that its arcade twin-stick dungeon shooter is coming to Switch next month. It’ll be arriving digitally on the eShop starting February 13.
Here’s an overview, along with a trailer:
Nintendo published a new video today with Splatoon 2 producer Higashi Nogami. Below, you can listen to Nogami sharing his five favorite things about Octo Expansion, the DLC single-player mode that came out several months ago.
A few days ago, Nintendo let Super Smash Bros. Ultimate players know that a new update was on the way. The company said that the patch would be out sometime within the next week.
No official announcement has been made, but Smash Bros. Ultimate version 2.0.0 is expected to go live tonight. An in-game noticed has been spotted on Nintendo’s servers that supposedly confirms the news.
