Apptopia has offered up new data about the performance of Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp. Between iOS and Android, the mobile title is said to have been downloaded over 25 million times and has achieved $17 million.
Apptopia cautions that the new Animal Crossing title will not match the successes of Super Mario Run and Fire Emblem Heroes. It believes the lack of a multiplayer mode is key, as that tends to drive revenue for other mobile releases.
Nintendo has a new video up to promote the accolades Xenoblade Chronicles 2 has received over the past couple of weeks. Get a look at the video below.
Nintendo prepared a short trailer for the new Mirror Copy Ability added to Kirby Battle Royale with the version 2.0 update. Check it out below.
Inversus Deluxe is doing very well on Switch. Hypersect told its fans on Twitter that the Switch version has already sold more copies than the Steam version. Thing is, the Switch edition has been around for ten weeks, while the Steam release popped up over a year ago.
Here’s the tweet in question:
After being out for 10 weeks on #NintendoSwitch, INVERSUS has sold more copies than it has in over a year on Steam! (and it has been through multiple large winter/summer/etc sales on Steam)
— INVERSUS (@InversusGame) December 12, 2017
Hypersect also indicated that the Switch version of Inversus Deluxe is quickly catching up to the PlayStation 4 version, which is also more than a year old:
PS4 has also been out for a year and did far better than PC. Switch is on trajectory to overtake but not there yet. Xbox is least populated atm.
— INVERSUS (@InversusGame) December 12, 2017
Rocket League is receiving a notable update on Switch and other platforms today. Psyonix and Panic Button will have it at version 1.40.
Today’s patch brings along some changes and bug fixes. Resolution has been improved when playing in portable mode, the default Controller Deadzone has been reduced, and more.
Below are the full patch notes:
Chucklefish is sharing new information about its turn-based strategy title Wargroove. The studio has started to show how some of the units look across all four of the game’s different factions.
The Soldier unit was introduced last week. This time around, we have an update on Archers.
Here’s the full rundown from Chucklefish:
Atlus has announced that The Alliance Alive is scheduled for March 27 in the west. North America will be receiving a physical launch edition containing a copy of the game, collector’s box, art book, CD soundtrack, and keychain. The Alliance Alive appears to be digital-only in Europe.
Along with today’s news, we also have a new character trailer for The Alliance Alive. The video, shown below, introduces the party Daemon characters. We have the following overview:
Blossom Tales: The Sleeping King is releasing for Switch on December 21, FDG Entertainment announced today. The game will be a console-exclusive.
We’ve included more information and a trailer below for those who missed our coverage previously.
The fifth North American Splatfest in Splatoon 2 is taking place this weekend. To celebrate, Nintendo has released new art, attached above.
Splatoon 2 players have been asked which bad holiday gift they would rather receive: sweaters or socks. You can make your voice heard when the event begins at 9 PM PT on December 15 / 12 AM ET on December 16.
Runner3 will be on Switch towards the start of 2018. When it does release, it won’t just be an eShop title. Nicalis announced a partnership with Choice Provisions today that will bring fans a physical version.
You’ll be able to find Runner3 on store shelves in Q1 2018. The physical version will be priced at $39.99. Given Nicalis’ past, it’ll probably come with some goodies other than just the game on a cartridge.
Source: Nicalis PR
