A new trailer has come in for Next Up Hero, which launches on Switch this spring. Have a look at the video below.
With Rocket League’s next update, Psyonix will be changing the default menu music. The studio is getting its fans involved with a vote.
Four tracks are under consideration: “Breathing Underwater”, “Don’t Stop The Party”, “Firework” (Original), and “Solar Eclipses”. Fans can vote on Twitter until January 17. You can listen to each track and cast your vote on Twitter below.
We're changing the default menu music in our next update, and YOU get to help us choose the song! Make your selection in the poll below by Wednesday 1/17 at 12pm PST. Good luck!
— Rocket League (@RocketLeague) January 11, 2018
Want to listen to all four tracks before you vote? @Spotify has you covered!
Breathing Underwater:https://t.co/keDNUlXIZY
Don't Stop The Party:https://t.co/CuQM6jXCQl
Firework (Original):https://t.co/MxKBUKoL0K
Solar Eclipses:https://t.co/Lh9jirNPDV
— Rocket League (@RocketLeague) January 11, 2018
Poly Bridge has been updated once again on Switch. Version 1.1.0 is out now, making adjustments to the control scheme.
Due to player feedback, the gyroscope pointer implementation has been scrapped entirely. You can now play the game using the following:
– Dual Joy-cons using the thumb sticks (either attached or detached)
– Pro Controller
– Touchscreen
You can also switch seamlessly between using the touchscreen and the thumb sticks.
Alongside the latest update for Fire Emblem Heroes, Nintendo and Intelligent Systems added in some new story maps. Get a closer look at the content below.
Listings on Amazon Japan and HMV offer more on PriPara: All Idol Perfect Stage.
First, we have some additional details:
– Can create up to six avatars
– These are known as “My Characters”
– Create an idol all your own by mixing and matching an abundance of My Character Parts
– All-star lineup of 30-plus PriPara idols
– Over 1,300 costume items
– This is the highest amount in the series thus far, which you can freely coordinate
– For concerts, there are 15 game songs in addition to 15 anime concert songs
– “Story Mode” involves your My Character becoming the protagonist
– There is also an “Anime Story” that lets you enjoy a digest version of the PriPara anime
– Game supports all Nintendo Switch play modes, allowing users to at home or on the go
You can find the first screenshots from PriPara: All Idol Perfect Stage below.
For the nine-week holiday period ended December 30, GameStop sales increased 10.6% year-over-year to $2.77 billion. A big reason for that? Switch.
GameStop interim CEO Dan DeMatteo said in a statement that Nintendo’s console helped drive the retailer’s sales. Switch, along with the Xbox One, led to a rise in hardware sales by 38.3%. New game sales were also up 7.3% year-over-year, thanks to Switch games and Call of Duty: WWII. Switch was also a major factor in a 33.7% increase in accessory sales.
Today’s Pokemon news continues, as Niantic has announced Pokemon GO Community Day. When active, a special Pokemon will be featured, which will appear frequently around the world for just a few hours. The Pokemon you catch will have an exclusive move. Additionally, other bonuses will be in effect.
Pikachu will be the first Pokemon featured when the inaugural event begins on January 20. You can find more information about Pokemon GO Community Day below.
Earlier today, Detective Pikachu was announced for the west. The news was accompanied by the reveal of an entirely new amiibo, which is bigger than other figures in Nintendo’s line.
We now have confirmation that the Detective Pikachu amiibo will cost $30. That makes sense given the size increase.
You can use the amiibo in-game to unlock “a combination of hilarious content that might also provide a hint.” You can still access this through normal means, “but tapping the amiibo will allow players to unlock content more quickly.”
Nintendo has announced that the New 2DS XL Pikachu Edition is coming to North America. Pokemon fans can purchase the system stateside starting January 26. Pricing is set at $159.99.
Previously, Nintendo announced the New 2DS XL Pikachu Edition for Europe, and it’s already out in Japan. It’s also due out on January 26 in PAL regions.
Source: Nintendo PR