Footage is in giving us a look at the new Extra Pack 2 DLC for Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2. Check out some gameplay below.
Last week, Bethesda and Panic Button dropped a new patch for Doom on Switch. Version 1.1.1 added motion aiming, improved performance, and more. Digital Foundry has now taken a new look at the title to explore the technical changes in greater detail.
In terms of resolution, there is a slight difference. Doom may have a slightly higher resolution in some areas, but the change is small enough where most players won’t be able to detect changes.
New footage of Kirby Star Allies was shown during a Chinese broadcast earlier today. You can watch the full recording with gameplay below.
Warner Bros. will soon be bringing out a new collection of LEGO Switch games. The LEGO Ninjago Movie Video Game, LEGO City Undercover, and LEGO Worlds are being bundled together.
The LEGO 3 in 1 Collection launches in April. Judging by the packaging above, this will at least be a European release. It’s unclear if the same bundle will be sold in North America.
A trio of rewards have been added to the North American My Nintendo website in celebration of Pokemon Day 2018.
First, a Pikachu & Poke Ball 3DS theme can be redeemed for 100 Platinum Points. You can also nab a Detective Pikachu wallpaper for 50 Platinum Points. Last but not least, there’s a printable Happy Pokemon Day card, which is entirely free.
Look for all of these new rewards on My Nintendo here.
We’re about a month away from The Alliance Alive’s western launch. If you’re interested in seeing what the game has to offer, you can download a demo from the 3DS eShop. The trial is now available in North America and will begin distribution on Thursday in Europe.
Here’s what you can expect from the demo:
In the demo, you’ll be able to experience the very first steps of Galil and Azura’s adventure as they set out from The Rain Realm in search of a blue sky and get a taste of The Alliance Alive’s unique turn-based battle system. Additionally, if you complete the demo, you’ll earn a bonus of up to 4,000 Talent Points to help build up your characters’ abilities quickly once you start your adventure in the full game!
The Alliance Alive launches for 3DS on March 27. It’ll be sold physically and digitally in the Americas and digitally in Europe.
Source: Atlus PR
Outlast was added to the Switch eShop today. Its sequel, Outlast 2, isn’t too far behind. The European and Australian eShops now have a listing that shows a release date of March 27 (expect it on the same day in North America).
Outlast 2 will cost £26.99. It’ll take up 9.6GB of space.
Below are the first screenshots from Outlast 2 on Switch:
And a lengthy overview:
Announced earlier today, Nintendo will be issuing a brand new Splatoon 2 patch shortly. The update should be live in North America tonight and very early in the morning tomorrow in Europe.
We don’t have the English patch notes yet, but fans have started to translate most of the changes pertaining to weapons. You can find these unofficial patch notes below. We’ll hopefully have the full, official English translation tonight.
Update: Bumped to the top. Outlast: Bundle of Terror is out now in North America as well.
Original: We knew that the Outlast games would be coming to Switch at some point. Yet strangely, out of the blue, Outlast: Bundle of Terror has popped up on the European eShop and can be purchased right now.
It’s unclear if this is a mistake, but it’s rather odd for this to appear randomly. In any case, we have some screenshots of the game on Switch below, along with an overview.
