This week’s episode of Nintendo Minute has gone live. In today’s video, Kit and Krysta take each other’s Switch systems to pick a game they think the other person would like. Check out the full episode below.
Warner Bros. Interactive and NetherRealm Studios introduced yet another character for Mortal Kombat 11 today. Kollector, an entirely new roster addition, will be appearing in the fighting game.
Here’s the trailer for Kollector:
It’s been announced that the puzzle-platformer Light Tracer is in the works for Switch. The game will be playable at the Tokyo Sandbox event this weekend.
Here’s a trailer:
A release date for Light Tracer on Switch has not yet been announced.
Super Rare Games has announced that it is partnering with Forge Reply to offer a physical version of Joe Dever’s Lone Wolf. Copies will include the game, a cardboard slipcover, 20-page art book, interior artwork, exclusive sticker, and three trading cards randomly selected from the five-card set. Only 4,000 units will be produced.
Pre-orders for Joe Dever’s Lone Wolf open on April 11 through Super Rare Games’ website. Pricing is set at $32.54 / £29.99 / €33.99.
Source: Super Rare Games PR
CatBean Games has already found success on Kickstarter with Calico: Magical Girls Running Cat Cafés. With over three weeks remaining in the campaign, the target goal of $30,000 has already been reached. It’s also been confirmed for a Switch release thanks to that success.
Calico: Magical Girls Running Cat Cafés is a sim game in which players are tasked with rebuilding the town’s cat cafe and filling it with creatures. Find some additional information and a trailer below.
After first releasing in Japan last December, The Demon Crystal will soon be available in the west. Regista will be bringing the game to North America and Europe on April 11.
Here’s a trailer for the side-scrolling action RPG:
The Demon Crystal will cost $9.99 on the Switch eShop.
Source: Switch eShop
Sensor Tower has a new report on Nintendo’s mobile earnings. Interestingly, Q1 2019 was the company’s third-best quarter of mobile gaming revenue ever.
Here’s a breakdown of the finer points:
Enter the Gungeon received its big A Farewell to Arms update today. New features and content were added, including a new secret area filled with new enemies, a unique new boss, Rainbow Mode, and plenty more.
Below are the full patch notes:
Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft are all having business practices investigated by the Competition and Markets Authority. The three companies have received letters requesting information about online gaming contracts. GamesIndustry reports that “the CMA intends to examine whether the contract terms are fair, how easy it is to cancel a pre-order or obtain a refund, and how the auto-renewal process is regarding things like regular reminders and default settings.” Consumers can also reach out and share their experiences.
At this time, the CMA hasn’t decided if Nintendo has violated consumer protection law. However, if the “practices are misleading or their terms are unfair,” action could be taken.
Raw Fury has started the distribution of a new update for Kingdom: Two Crowns on Switch. Version 1.0.4 is live, featuring fixes, balance adjustments, and new features.
The full patch notes are as follows:
