Over the past few days, there’s been talk of a new Pokemon surfacing through Pokemon GO. The creature has been officially unveiled today, which is known as Meltan.
Meltan is a brand new Hex Hut Pokemon. In the video below, Professor Oak and Professor Willow introduce the Pokemon, who has already been spotted in Pokemon GO and will be available in Pokemon: Let’s Go, Pikachu / Eevee.
We recently spoke about how Nintendo gave one fan the opportunity to play Super Smash Bros. Ultimate early in the wake of a terminal disease. Chris Taylor, a big fan of the series, had been diagnosed with cancer. On Friday, Nintendo stopped by Chris’ house to let him play the game prior to his passing after the community rallied behind him.
We now report with a heavy heart that Chris has passed away due to the cancer. He died on Monday “surrounded by friends and family”, his brother says.
This is the Police 2 is appearing on Switch starting today. Take a look at some footage from the final version of the game below.
Mark of the Ninja: Remastered was first announced for Switch on October 9. There hasn’t been much news about the game since then, but a release date has now been set.
You’ll be able to purchase Mark of the Ninja: Remastered on the Switch eShop starting October 9. The critically acclaimed action-stealth adventure will feature remastered visuals, audio, cutscenes and effects, an additional story level, a new character, additional items, and developer commentary.
Source: Nintendo PR
Capcom has opened up the official website for the upcoming Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy on Nintendo Switch. On it, you can watch the announcement trailer again, look at some screenshots and get an overview of how the games play. Some of the improvements added to this version are also pointed out on the website, such as checkmarks that let you know when you’ve fully examined one area and ten available save slots per language across all three games.
Fans of the long-running animated series South Park can come on down, as South Park: The Stick of Truth is now available for purchase and download from the Nintendo Switch eShop.
In celebration, Ubisoft has released an official launch trailer for the parody RPG title. Check out the footage below.
The latest issue of Famitsu magazine has revealed that Imagineer is releasing Little Friends: Dogs & Cats for the Switch in Japan. A game in the vein of Nintendogs, Little Friends will allow you to live and interact with dogs and cats.
Also, it’s been revealed that the previously announced Fitness Boxing, also by Imagineer, will be launching on December 20 in Japan. Fitness Boxing will be published by Nintendo in the West; we will keep you updated once a Western release date has been announced.
The latest issue of Famitsu has revealed that Root Letter: Last Answer will launch on December 20 in Japan for Nintendo Switch. The game is a remake of the original Root Letter, which didn’t make it to Nintendo platforms. Last Answer uses live-action graphics, though there’s also the option to use the original 2D graphics. There are also other enhancements, as well as new scenarios.
The Escapists: Complete Edition is available today on Nintendo Switch. To celebrate the occasion, Nintendo have put together a launch trailer – give it a watch:
