SpiritSphere DX makes its way to the Switch eShop on July 2. Have a look at some footage in the gameplay video below.
After unveiling Yoshi for Switch last year, the game was nowhere to be seen at this year’s E3. We previously heard that the game would be shown later in 2018 instead.
IGN also asked for an update on the project from Nintendo’s Bill Trinen. Trinen was able to confirm that it’s still on track and “making really good progress.” The reason it’s taking a bit of extra time is to implement a few improvements.
A bunch of deals are currently running on the Switch eShop. Aside from highlights like Lost Sphear and Sonic Forces that we specifically pointed out over the past few days, other titles such as Outlast, Thumper, and Battle Chef Brigade have been discounted.
Here’s the full roundup of everything on sale at the moment:
The latest Splatfest in Splatoon 2 took place in both North America and Europe this weekend. After a day of fun battles, the results are in.
This week’s Splatfest asked players how they prefer their orange juice. You could have sided with either Team Pulp or Team No-Pulp.
Fire Emblem Heroes is soon hosting a new Grand Conquests event featuring Valentia as the battlefield. By heading to “Events” and then “Grand Conquest”, players can pre-register before it begins.
In other Fire Emblem Heroes news, a new Blessed Gardens map has been added. Bridge of Fire is here, and you can visit it with four Heroes who are either Fire-type Legendary Heroes or Heroes with a Fire blessing.
Nintendo Life caught up with Dark Horse editor Patrick Thorpe for a discussion about the publisher’s Zelda books. Thorpe spoke about how the partnership with Nintendo started, revealed that Hyrule Historia has sold nearly one million copies, and talked about the Zelda timeline.
We have these excerpts from the interview below. You can read the full discussion here.
During its latest shareholders meeting, Capcom was asked about its impressions regarding Switch. The company responded by pointing out that Monster Hunter XX is available, and that it intends to “continue developing other titles for this platform in the future.”
One tweet that has been making the rounds on Japanese blogs is from Twitter user koudaiseidaos, who supposedly attended the shareholders meeting. This person notes that Monster Hunter World isn’t going to be happening on Switch, but Capcom supposedly wants to continue with the franchise on the console and have future plans for it. This does not appear to be documented on Capcom’s website (including the official Q&A transcript from the latest meeting), however, so we’d advise taking that message with a grain of salt.
In terms of what’s been officially announced, Mega Man X Legacy Collection 1+2 drops on Switch next month. Okami HD and the western version of Monster Hunter XX follow in August. Lastly, Mega Man 11 launches in October.
The first footage of Mutant Football League on Switch has emerged from its playable appearance at E3 last week. Get a look at 13 minutes of gameplay below.
The new Switch version of Another World is seeing a slight delay. In both North America and Europe, the game is now expected on July 9.
In its announcement, publisher DotEmu said the move was made so that it can “bring you the best experience possible”.
Another World was previously scheduled for June 25 on Switch.
