Support for Two Point Campus continues on, and the game just received a pretty significant update this week with version 10.0.
The update contains a new Challenge Mode, winter theme, wall and floor modding, and more. Get the full rundown below.
A Highland Song, which landed on Switch this week, has been given a new round of gameplay. Just over a half hour of footage is here for the narrative adventure title.
Learn more about it in the following overview:
If you’ve been looking up Super Mario RPG guides here and there lately, then you’ve probably heard of Grate Guy’s Casino. It’s a secret location that includes a bunch of unique minigames, and they’re all required for full 100 percent completion of the game. Unfortunately, you can’t just walk right into the casino – it’s hidden behind a secret passage in Bean Valley. Most of the minigames offered at Grate Guy’s Casino also, quite frankly, aren’t terribly fun. Still, if you’re looking to see all of the content Super Mario RPG has to offer, we’ve got you covered.
Some of you may recall that in 2013, former Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime appeared at VGX to show off Cranky Kong in Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze. VGX was the new take on the Spike Video Game Awards that ran for a decade prior. It only took place that single year – Geoff Keighley then went on to form The Game Awards.
Kit Ellis and Krysta Yang, who worked for Nintendo for over a decade, reflected on the whole thing in an episode of Kit & Krysta Podcast. Ellis started out by sharing the following, which goes into why the Cranky Kong news was chosen in the first place:
The Game Awards 2023 happened this week, and we want to know what you thought about the show.
If you’re a Switch-only owner, you may have been disappointed by the announcements. There was some news for the platform here and there such as Tales of Kenzera: ZAU, but many of the titles were for other platforms. Some have a good chance at ending up on Switch eventually such as World of Goo 2, but we’ll have to wait and see. Also, Nintendo itself has been at The Game Awards in the past with both big and small announcements, but this was one of those years in which it chose not to bring anything.
As for the actual awards, Nintendo did get some wins in that department. However, for Game of the Year, that went to Baldur’s Gate 3 rather than Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom or Super Mario Bros. Wonder. You can catch up on all of the winners here.
How do you feel about The Game Awards this year? What did you think of the announcements and winners? Anything related to the event is fair game, so let us know in the comments.
New gameplay has come in for While the Iron’s Hot, a craft adventure title. Humble Games and Bontemps Games put it on Switch this week.
Here’s an overview of the game, courtesy of the eShop listing:
A new round of gameplay is available for the long-awaited Switch version of Outer Wilds, which finally dropped this week. We have a half hour of footage.
Everything you need to know about the title is available in the following overview:
First screenshots are available from the upcoming Switch version of Kingdom Come: Deliverance.
The middle-ages adventure game was announced for Nintendo’s platform in June 2021, but promptly fell off the map. A listing for it then recently appeared on Amazon, indicating the port was alive and well. The team then made it official this week that the Switch version is coming next year.
We have a new launch trailer for While the Iron’s Hot, a craft adventure game. It came to Switch this week following a short delay.
Learn more about it in the following overview:
