Max: The Curse of Brotherhood was added to the Switch eShop a few months ago. Wired Productions has also prepared a physical version, which was originally slated for last week. It experienced a delay though, and is now on track for April 24.
Here’s more on Max: The Curse of Brotherhood for those who haven’t heard of the game previously:
This week’s North American Nintendo Downloads are as follows:
Switch Retail
Atelier Lydie & Suelle ~The Alchemists and the Mysterious Paintings~ – $59.99
Penny-Punching Princess – $39.99 (available April 3)
Update (3/29): Lode Runner Legacy is out now in North America as well.
Original (3/28): We knew Lode Runner Legacy would be released on Switch this spring in the west. What we didn’t know is that it would be launching today.
On the European eShop, Lode Runner Legacy can be downloaded right now. If that wasn’t enough, a demo is also available. North America should have access soon as well.
Lode Runner Legacy involves collecting all gold in a level and then escaping. Various features and modes are included, such as Craft Mode where you can make your own levels.
This month’s EDGE review scores are as follows:
Ni no Kuni II – 7
Into the Breach – 9
Kirby Star Allies – 7
Chuchel – 8
Metal Gear Survive – 5
Where the Water Tastes Like Wine – 5
Florence – 8
Moss – 7
The next Xenoblade Chronicles 2 update arrives tomorrow, Nintendo has announced. The RPG will be updated to version 1.3.1.
Nintendo says that the next wave of quests from the Expansion Pass will be added to Xenoblade Chronicles 2. We should expect bug fixes as well. We’ll give you a heads up when the update goes live and when we have the full patch notes.
Miitomo has been updated with new Daily Decorations. Users can check back daily for wallpapers and floorings, including the following:
– Corrugated iron patches (Wallpaper)
– White honeycomb tiles (Wallpaper)
– Pale blue berries (Wallpaper)
– Beige berries (Wallpaper)
– Cherry trees (Wallpaper)
– White wall and moss green paneling (Wallpaper)
– Black borderline (Wallpaper)
– Burmese rosewood hardwood (Flooring)
– Gray honeycomb tiles (Flooring)
– Violet flooring and purple (Flooring)
Little Dragons Café, the new Switch game from Harvest Moon creator Yasuhiro Wada, is coming to Europe. Rising Star Games announced today that they will be publishing the game, which has a targeted release window of “Summer”. The game was previously announced for a North American release, where Aksys Games is handling publishing duty.
The next new weapon coming to Splatoon 2 is the Sorella Brella. It’s identical to the Splat Brella in terms of stats, but comes with the Autobomb sub-weapon and the Splat Bomb Launcher special instead. It’ll be available on Saturday around noon in Japan and Australia, early in the morning in Europe and Friday night in North America.
Just one day before launch, NIS America has cancelled the release of the standard edition of Penny-Punching Princess in the UK. The publisher says that they discovered that “the orders for this title would not be able to be fulfilled by their proper release date” and thus they decided to cancel the game’s physical release in the UK entirely.
If you live in the UK, your only option for a physical copy of the game is the Limited Edition, which is available exclusively on the NIS America online store. Otherwise, you will have to buy the game digitally. Note that all of this only applies to the UK – the physical release of the game in other regions has not been affected.
Head past the break to read NIS America’s statement on the matter in full:
