Last year, TT Games unveiled free Survivor DLC for LEGO Worlds. It was intended to have players going up against the elements and hunt for resources as they build a boat to escape from an island.
Nearly a year later, that DLC has been put on hold. TT Games says the team is instead “focused on enhanced the LEGO Worlds experience in other areas.” Speaking of which, players can expect “enhancements to the tutorials and controls as well as “loads of other enhancements and features”.
Fire Emblem Heroes has kicked off its latest event. Players can now take on a new and improved Tempest Trials event, going by the name Tempest Trials+: Thunder’s Fist.
There are a couple of big rewards up for grabs. Along with Finn: Lance of Legend as a new Hero, you can earn a Sacred Seal, Drive Atk 1. Earn rewards by clearing maps to raise your score. Refining Stones can also be earned by finishing daily quests.
Note that the rewards for the daily quests for the second half of the event has increased. More rewards can be earned by logging in every day and playing three times.
The European NIS America store has opened pre-orders for the Disgaea 1 Complete – Rosen Queen’s Finest Edition. In case you missed it, the package includes the following:
Dataminers have made a new discovery within Splatoon 2. After pouring through one of the game’s recent updates, OatmealDome found a beta version of the Wahoo World stage.
Wahoo World’s beta couldn’t be loaded naturally in Splatoon 2. However, after it was converted to the Splatoon 1 format, fans have been treated to a closer look.
You may recall that, last year, Hallmark created a few Super Mario-themed ornaments. The company isn’t stopping there, as a new trio of ornaments will be releasing over the next few months.
Mario Kart and Donkey Kong arcade ornaments are dropping on July 14. Then on October 6, a special Zelda design will be available.
Splatoon 2’s latest weapon, the Custom Range Blaster, was just added to the game a couple of hours ago. Get a look at some footage below.
Several new games out came out this week on the eShop. If you’re interested in checking out what’s new in screenshot form, take a look at the gallery below.
With some Switch games in the past, we’ve seen that an extra download is required for their physical versions. L.A. Noire was one example of this. That title needed an additional download, as the full experience wouldn’t fit on an SD card.
Wolfenstein II is another upcoming game that will have the same requirement. Amazon’s product page has an updated boxart image, complete with the warning header we’ve come to know and love. It clearly states that an internet download is required.
Here’s a look at the updated boxart:
