A new Switch bundle featuring Fortnite is on the way, Nintendo has announced.
The package goes on sale on October 5. For $299.99, consumers will receive the Switch system, 1,000 V-bucks, and the Double Helix Set.
Here’s today’s full announcement:
Nintendo has put out the latest piece of music for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Below, you can listen to the Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer Title Theme.
Kazumi Totaka worked on the arrangement for the Smash Bros. Ultimate music. Actually though, Totaka worked on the original game as well.
Arcade Arcade Excitebike is coming to Switch this week, Famitsu reports. A release is planned for September 21. Pricing is set at 762 yen.
Given Hamster’s past titles, we should expect a release worldwide for this one. If anything changes, however, we’ll be sure to let you know.
Mantis Burn Racing developer This Is Pool announced today that its next title This Is Pool is in the works for Switch. It’s currently on track for a Spring 2019 launch.
Here are the first details, along with a teaser trailer:
2K announced today that NBA 2K Playgrounds 2 will be available starting October 26. The game is due out physically and digitally starting October 16.
Below are the latest details and trailer:
As we found out a couple of days ago, Think of the Children is making its way to Switch next Thursday. Take a look at some footage below.
One Finger Death Punch 2 is in development and will be released on Switch, Silver Dollar Games has announced. A release is currently targeted for Spring 2019.
One Finger Death Punch 2 acts as a sequel to the 2013 indie PC brawler. Here’s a brief introduction and trailer for the kung fu fighter:
This Thursday, Hover will finally be appearing on Switch. For a look at the game running on Nintendo’s console, check out the gameplay below.
Capcom Beat ‘Em Up Bundle is out on the eShop as of today. Get a look at some footage in the video below.
Update: SEGA has released the announcement trailer for Puyo Puyo eSports:
Original: Two weeks ago, Puyo Puyo eSports was given an age rating in Korea, hinting at the game’s imminent release. Today, SEGA officially confirmed this. Puyo Puyo eSports will launch on Nintendo Switch in Japan on October 25 for 1,999 Yen. It’ll be a digital-only title. A Western release has not yet been announced.
As the game’s name suggests, the focus of this title is on competitive gaming. It features two rulesets from Puyo Puyo Fever, in addition to the standard rules from Puyo Puyo 2. The game has online modes and an offline tournament mode. It features a total of 24 playable characters from across the Puyo Puyo series.
