Comic Book is reporting on two new games Warner Bros. and TT Games have in development.
The first project carries the unconfirmed title “LEGO Incredibles 2” and is naturally based on Pixar’s upcoming film. There could be some truth to this, as a catalogue showcasing LEGO toy sets for 2018 leaked several months ago and mentioned an unannounced game linked to an unspecified Pixar property.
A handful of Mario games on 3DS have been discounted on Amazon. Mario Kart 7, New Super Mario Bros. 2, and Super Mario 3D Land are down to $19.99 each. You can also purchase Mario Sports Superstars, Super Mario Maker, and Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser’s Minions for $30 each.
Best Buy’s sale page is located here. Amazon has thus far price-matched Mario & Luigi here.
According to a listing on the European eShop, Baseball Riot will be available soon on Switch. It’s currently down for January 19, and should be out on the same day in North America.
Baseball Riot has you playing as the retired star batter Gabe Carpaccio as he goes on a crusade to free his former team from the grasp of Explodz Inc. In over 100 levels, you’ll use baseballs to take out targets.
We have more information and a trailer for Baseball Riot below.
Square Enix released a new trailer for Lost Shear to highlight some of the music you’ll encounter while playing the RPG. Have a look at the video below.
https://twitter.com/SQUARE_ENIX_EU/status/952510869832851457
Is Freedom Planet coming to Switch? Quite possibly. The image above was posted to the official Facebook yesterday, along with the text: “Are we doing it right?”
Developers often announce their games for Switch by showing them running on the console. GalaxyTrail seems to be doing it in a very similar way, though what’s shown on top of the system here is the soundtrack from the physical PC version.
Freedom Planet made it to Wii U back in 2015. GalaxyTrail is also working on a sequel, which should eventually come to Switch after the initial PC debut.
The results are in for Splatoon 2’s latest Splatfest. Team Comedy took home the win in an incredibly close battle.
Team Action had the edge in popularity. However, those who sided with comedy won by 1% in both solo and and battles. Because of that, Team Comedy won by a score of 2-1.
This week, it was revealed during the Nintendo Direct Mini that Ys VIII is coming to Switch this summer. It’s a pretty big deal since Falcom’s series hasn’t appeared on a Nintendo platform in quite some time – it’s primarily been a PlayStation franchise as of late.
Interestingly, the Switch version of Ys VIII is not actually being handled by Falcom directly. NIS America is publishing the game in North America, while parent company Nippon Ichi will release it in Japan.
Nintendo sent out a new update for Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp earlier in the week. According to the official patch notes, bug fixes were implemented. It was a clear sign that the update was small in nature.
The update also makes a change that is small, yet still interesting. In version 1.1.2, the Isabelle kite model was altered. It was previously right over left before, but now shows the correct left over right folding. The original way is only used when dressing the dead for burial, and is considered to be very bad luck. Nintendo obviously noticed the error and quickly made the fix.
Along with the recent off-beat video for Super Meat Boy’s release on Switch, a proper gameplay launch trailer has been published as well. View it below.
Fire Emblem Heroes has updated once again. Today, Nintendo and Intelligent Systems have started a Grand Hero Battle featuring Oliver: Admirer of Beauty.
This is located in Special Maps. By winning the battle, you can make him your ally.
Source: Fire Emblem Heroes
