Detective Pikachu drinks his fair share of coffee in Detective Pikachu. But why is he such a big fan of the drink in the first place? Speaking with Famitsu, the developers weighed in.
One question Famitsu asked is why why Detective Pikachu has an old man voice. According to producer Hiroyuki Jinnai, that’s because Ikue Otani’s cute Pikachu voice work is very well-known.
Silver Star Japan has put out another video for the new version of Rabi Laby: Puzzle Out Stories that will be appearing on Switch. You can watch it below.
Nintendo has revealed its playable lineup for PAX East 2018. A number of titles will be playable for the first time, including Dark Souls: Remastered, Wolfenstein II, Sushi Striker, and more. Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze and Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition will also be at the show, along with a few other heavy hitters.
The full list of playable games is as follows:
Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp has started a new activity today. Through mid-April, players can participate in the Zipper’s Wonderland Event.
Here’s the official description:
Nintendo has started to populate its maintenance scheduled for next week. Thus far, one session is planned for Switch.
The current schedule is as follows:
– 5:50 PM PT (April 3) – 7:30 PM PT (April 3)
– 8:50 PM ET (April 3) – 10:30 PM ET (April 3)
– 1:50 AM in the UK (April 4) – 3:30 AM in the UK (April 4)
– 2:50 AM in Europe (April 4) – 4:30 AM in Europe (April 4)
Nintendo Japan has a brief video up showing how users can put on the Nintendo Labo Toy-Con Robot suit. We’ve attached it below.
Fire Emblem Heroes’ next major update, which will be released sometime in April, will add a couple of new weapon skills and weapons that can be refined in the Weapon Refinery.
The following completely new weapon skills will be added:
A new trailer for BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle has been released, showcasing the game’s various modes and characters. Give it a watch:
Level-5 has been one of steadiest third-party supporters of Nintendo in the last couple of years, releasing quite a few titles on the 3DS – and that support is now going to continue on the Switch. Speaking to Nikkei (thanks to Gematsu for the translation), Level-5 CEO Akihiro Hino stated the following:
“Basically, in the future our main titles will all be released on Nintendo Switch. The idea is that what we have created for 3DS will move over to Switch.”
