Dating back to this past February, the Norwegian Consumer Council has been taking issue with Nintendo over its eShop pre-order policy. Nintendo doesn’t allow for cancellations or refunds of titles that have been pre-loaded, which is the main issue here. The Norwegian Consumer Council feels that the policy breaks European law. However, since games can technically be downloaded prior to release, Nintendo believes that there shouldn’t be any issue.
Fast-forward a few months later, and the German Consumer Protection Authority (VZBV) is now taking legal action against Nintendo. Although this started out in Norway, because of where Nintendo of Europe is located, that’s why Germany is getting involved.
Nintendo should be heading to court in roughly three-to-four-weeks. However, it’s possible that we won’t have a proper outcome for over a year.
Modus Games and Moondrop have shared a new look at the 2D puzzle platformer Degrees of Separation with a new features trailer. View it below.
The latest issue of V-Jump has an update on Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission. This time around, we have news about online play.
Two online versus modes are included in Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission. In Regular Versus, you can go up against players close to your skill. There’s also Ranked Versus, which has a ranking system and rules that change every two hours.
V-Jump also confirms an offline local versus mode that lets you connect with two or more Switch consoles. Additionally, the magazine reveals an early-purchase bonus of Son Goku Xeno, Vegeta Xeno, Jiren, and ??? (mystery character) avatar cards plus an early-unlock of three powerful UR cards.
Battle Princess Madelyn has been provided with a new release date on Switch – which should stick this time around.
In North America, Battle Princess Madelyn launches December 20. The European and Australian release will follow on January 7.
Battle Princess Madelyn has been delayed a couple of times on Switch this month. Originally, it was planned for December 6.
Source: Casual Bit Games PR
Update: We’ve added in the official announcement from Nintendo below with a bit of additional information.
Original: Earlier today, Nintendo announced several milestones for Switch in the United States. As part of this, we learned that Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is the fastest-selling Switch game of all time and fastest-selling game in the series.
Nintendo has followed up with some news for Europe as well. Super Smash Bros. Ultimate has become the fastest-selling Nintendo home console game of all time in the region, the company has announced.
Specific sales data for Smash Bros. Ultimate in Europe has not yet been provided.
Constructor Plus was announced for Switch close to two years ago, but still hasn’t seen a release. That’ll finally be changing next month.
System 3 announced today that Constructor Plus is launching on January 4. The city-building game features new modes, worlds and Undesirables.
QubicGames has been putting out Switch games at a fast past as of late and isn’t showing any signs of slowing down. The company has announced yet another title today: the single-button, music-based challenging side-scrolling game Odium to the Core.
Here’s what we know:
The latest issue of Famitsu has revealed that Chocobo’s Mystery Dungeon Every Buddy! is set to be released in Japan on March 20, 2019. The remake of 2008’s Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo’s Dungeon was previously announced for a Western release of “Winter 2018”, so it seems likely that the Western versions of the game will also be pushed back slightly.
The magazine also revealed one new job class for your chocobo: Alpha, the chocobo from Final Fantasy XIV.
Finally, here are some of the voice actors and their roles in the game:
