Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection is just a couple of weeks out from arriving on Switch. If you need a refresher on some of the features included in the package, check out the handy fact sheet below.
The official Mega Man Twitter account shared a video from Mega Man X Legacy Collection 1 and 2 this week highlighting X Challenge Mode. Watch Mega Man face off against both Chill Penguin and Frost Walrus below.
These two have absolute zero chill in X Challenge. Turn up the heat when Mega Man X Legacy Collection 1 and 2 launch July 24th! pic.twitter.com/zCY2EmLuWZ
— Mega Man (@MegaMan) May 9, 2018
Towards the end of this week, Nintendo started distributing the latest Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp update. Version 1.4.2 became available, which officially implemented bug fixes.
As we tend to see though, there was more to the update than what Nintendo mentioned. Fans have picked through the latest files, and have datamined new villagers, furniture, and a whole lot more. Find the full rundown of upcoming content below.
Mango Protocol recently released a new update for Agatha Knife on Switch. All players currently have access to version 1.0.1.
We have the full rundown on the update from Mango Protocol below. It improves game management, adds in some new language support, and more.
White Night will soon be available for Switch. In fact, its just a few days off, as the eShop shows a release date of May 17.
In White Night, you’ll be exploring the past of an old mansion from the 1930’s while solving puzzles of light and shadow. A more in-depth overview can be found below, along with a trailer.
Back in February, several costumes were outed for Super Mario Odyssey. Nintendo has slowly been adding them in since then.
Another datamine also recently took place, shedding further light on the costumes. Images of every outfit seemingly leaked.
A little while back, Japanese magazine Nintendo Dream conducted a lengthy interview with Hamster CEO Satoshi Hamada. There was some very interesting discussion about releasing Arcade Archives Mario Bros. on Switch, including why it was selected first out of all Nintendo titles, how it even happened in the first place, working with Nintendo, and the intricate process used to bring it to the console.
The discussion started with Nintendo Dream thanking Hamster for bringing Arcade Archives to Switch. This marks the first time arcade titles from Nintendo have been completely ported, the first one being Mario Bros. Hamada explained that Arcade Archives was born from the desire to let as many people as possible to know about the past arcade games, and he also wants to expand it to many game consoles, including Switch.
New footage of Crystal Crisis has appeared from BitSummit. Check out a few minutes of gameplay in the video below.
During its latest financial results briefing, Nintendo said that new information about Nintendo Switch Online would be provided this month. The company delivered on its promise, updating its website with the latest details.
One big aspect we learned is that by paying for the service, you’ll be able to access cloud saves. It could especially come in handy to ensure that your save data is backed up online, and can be easily recovered in the unfortunate event that your system breaks.
This week, Nicalis announced Crystal Crisis for Switch. The puzzle fighter is slated for this fall.
Following the announcement, retailers have started to take pre-orders. You can currently reserve it on Amazon or GameStop. It’s also on Amazon Canada here.
Nicalis will be publishing the Crystal Crisis Launch Edition. It’ll include a full-color instruction booklet and bonus goodies to be revealed later.
Thanks to James M for the tip.
