Runbow is out on Switch today, and Headup Games has prepared a launch trailer to celebrate. Have a look at the video below.
As part of last week’s update, Fortnite added in the new Playground mode. But shortly after it was made available, the feature was pulled following connectivity issues.
Nearly a week later, Playground has returned and is fully up and running. You can find the full notice from Epic below.
Gamescom 2018 is roughly two months off, but Bandai Namco has already announced its lineup for this year’s show.
The company will have eleven games at its booth, located in HALL6 – B 41. They include My Hero: One’s Justice, Dragon Ball FighterZ, Jump Force, Soulcalibur VI, One Piece World Seeker, Code Vein, Ace Combat 7, and Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker.
You can find more information about each game below.
Last month, All-Star Fruit Racing developer 3DClouds.it said that the Switch version wouldn’t have online play. Essentially, the studio mentioned that it would be tough to implement as an Unreal Engine 4 title and would require a lot of time and money to make it happen.
Regardless of what was originally the case, publisher PQube today announced that online play is coming to All-Star Fruit Racing on Switch. Fans can expect the functionality “around the launch week or shortly thereafter”.
Here’s the full statement from PQube:
Another somewhat unexciting Super Smash Blog update today; it’s a look at the returning veteran Falco:
He’s a talented aerial fighter with amazing jumping ability, but Falco is a bit slower on the ground. His Final Smash is an all-out attack using an unorthodox formation of Arwings!
Nekopara Vol. 1 for Nintendo Switch launches tomorrow. Publisher CFK published a new trailer for this occasion:
Nintendo and HAL Laboratory are teasing the third new Dream Friend to be added to Kirby Star Allies’ with the free Summer update with the image above.
The silhouette of this character looks exactly like Kirby, so who could this be?
The Greek goddess Athena is the latest addition to the roster of Warriors Orochi 4. This has been confirmed via a preview image of an article in the latest issue of Famitsu magazine. We should have more Warriors Orochi 4 info once we get our hands on the full issue of Famitsu later this week.
Warriors Orochi 4 launches on Nintendo Switch on September 27 in Japan, October 16 in North America and on October 19 in Europe.
Nintendo has opened up the official Japanese website for WarioWare Gold. The site gives a look at the wide variety of microgames available in WarioWare Gold; it also introduces some of the game’s characters.
Nintendo also published the video that plays when you start the game’s prologue chapter:
A new set of quests has gone live in Fire Emblem Heroes. These quests require you to beat a variety of enemies as well as clear specific strata of the Training Tower using Heroes that have received a Fire Blessing. The rewards are orbs, stamina potions and feathers. The quests will be available until July 16th.
