WorldNeverland: Elnea Kingdom dropped on the Switch eShop earlier this year. Now in Japan at least, the simulation RPG is getting a physical release.
The new retail copy is slated for October 25 in Japan. Pricing is set at 4,600 yen. As a bonus, buyers will receive the three-piece White Wing set.
We have the boxart for WorldNeverland: Elnea Kingdom above.
Amazon Japan has added in a listing for Peach Ball: Senran Kagura. We’re able to get a first look at the limited edition packaging, boxart, and first screenshots as a result.
The limited edition includes a copy of the game, a physical version of Senran Kagura Reflexions with the additional characters and three new Fabulous Reflexions, and a downloadable content code. Pricing is set at 9,960 yen.
Finally, we have a few screenshots from Peach Ball: Senran Kagura below. They’re a bit on the small side, but they do give us an actual look at the game.
Nintendo has posted another update to the Smash Bros. Blog for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. This time around, we get to hear about Wario.
Here’s the overview:
BlobCat is making its way to Switch next week, a listing on the Australian eShop reveals. We’ll be seeing it on August 9 as a digital download.
BlobCat involves protecting the DiceMice, taking on puzzles in single-player mode, and battling against others in multiplayer. Local and online multiplayer are supported, including cross-play.
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Super Mario Odyssey’s latest outfit is now live. Players can spend their coins on the Hariet Hat & Hariet Suit. The hat costs 3,000 coins while the suit requires 5,000 coins.
It goes without saying that the outfit here is styled after Hariet, one of the Broodals. There are similar options for Topper and Rango in the game.
Tomorrow will be another busy day for the Switch eShop, and Cycle 28 is planned as one of the many releases. You can see some footage in the video below.
Switch wasn’t the best-selling platform in the United States during June. That honor went to the NES Classic Edition, thanks to the recent restock. It was the highest unit-selling hardware platform. As relayed by NPD’s Mat Piscatella, this is the first time a Nintendo Entertainment System console has led in monthly unit sales since NPD tracking began in 1995.
Despite not being number one, there is still good news for Switch. Nintendo’s console saw its sales rise over 50% in June year-over-year.
Road to Ballhalla lands on the Switch eShop tomorrow, courtesy of tinyBuild. Get a look at some early footage in the video below.
