The next big update for Kirby Star Allies launched last night. Get a closer look at the new Dream Friends with Nintendo’s trailer below.

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Taiko no Tatsujin: Drum ‘n’ Fun is coming to North America and Europe, Bandai Namco has announced. It’ll launch in both regions on November 2.

The rhythm game, which recently debuted in Japan, will allow players to use the Joy-Con as drumsticks. Motion-control play is also included “that uniquely replicates the popular arcade-style experience.”

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Digerati will be bringing 1979 Revolution: Black Friday to Switch next Thursday. For a look at the game, check out the footage below.

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Earlier in the week, HORI announced a trio of new Switch controllers. The designs are based around Mario, Zelda, and Pikachu. Moreover, they’re modeled in the same way as GameCube controllers.

Pre-orders have opened today on Play-Asia. The three controllers can be reserved here. These are imports, which should ship around the end of October.

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Peach Ball: Senran Kagura was announced for Switch a year ago. There’s been little information since then, but an update is coming very soon.

The Senran Kagura New Title Presentation 2018 was announced today, which will indeed include an update on Peach Ball: Senran Kagura. It’ll be held on August 2 at the following times:

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Atlus has a bunch of DLC planned for Etrian Odyssey X, most of which adds class illustrations from past titles in the series. Here’s the full breakdown as to what’s planned and when it’ll be available:

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Nintendo is keeping the 3DS going with WarioWare Gold, which is out today in Europe and next week in North America. Watch the launch trailer below.

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With Go Vacation out on Switch today, Nintendo issued a new launch trailer. Have a look at the release video below.

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Nintendo is no stranger to orchestrated live concerts thanks to its long-running The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses concert tour. Now, Nintendo is giving a similar treatment to a certain famous plumber and his arch-nemesis.

Announced today via Famitsu, Super Mario Orchestra Concert – “Koopa (Bowser) is the Hero!?” will be part of the KYOTO CMEX2018 (Kyoto Cross-Media Experience festival). A total of three shows will be held during the festival: at 6 PM on September 15th, at 1 PM on September 16th and finally at 5 PM on September 16th (all times JST). Ticket prices range from 1,000 to 8,500 Yen.

As the name of the concert implies, it seems like a special focus will be given to Bowser and his various themes from across the series. The concert will feature a variety of songs from many different Mario games, from the original Super Mario Bros. all the way to Super Mario Odyssey.

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Today’s Super Smash Blog update is about the man himself, Captain Falcon:

A fighter that possesses both speed and power! But in exchange, he is frequently left open. Being able to successfully land his neutral special, Falcon Punch, can greatly influence the battle in multiplayer matches.

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