Next week, Humble Hearts is bringing its new stealth game Never Stop Sneakin’ to Switch. Have a look at the game below with footage.
Nintendo just kicked off a “Retweet Rally” for Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp a few hours ago. Fans on Twitter were asked to retweet a certain message on various official Animal Crossing Twitter accounts.
In less than half a day, the goal has been reached. The target of 100,000 retweets was surpassed on the Japanese Twitter account alone, where the total has surpassed 250,000.
Once the event ends sometime after December 12, Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp players will be given 20 Leaf Tickets for free.
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Splatoon 2 is getting an update later this month that introduces a new Ranked Battle mode called Clam Blitz. But aside from that, version 2.1.0 drops next week, and it is fairly substantial.
Nintendo is implementing changes to multiplayer, Salmon Run, Spectator Mode, and more. Among what will be affected are various stages. Some are being changed more than others.
Below are the full patch notes:
Enter the Gungeon finally has a release date on Switch. In the Americas, a release date of December 14 has been set. Europe will be getting the game a few days later on December 18. Enter the Gungeon is also planned for Japan, and will be out on December 18.
Here’s today’s news straight from Dodge Roll:
Enter the Gungeon is coming to Nintendo Switch!
Americas: December 14
Europe: December 18
Japan: December 21 pic.twitter.com/d0I77oqn2N— Enter the Gungeon (@DodgeRollGames) December 8, 2017
You can see what Enter the Gungeon has to offer in the video below.
Nintendo has updated its maintenance schedule once again. Next week, general online services for Switch and Splatoon 2 will be impacted on December 12 / December 13.
The full schedule is as follows:
Angry Mob Games has announced that Brawlout is reaching Switch later this month. The game will be sold on the eShop beginning December 19 for $19.99. You’ll be able to pre-load the game on December 12.
Also revealed today is a new guest character for the game. Juan Aguacate, who originates from Guacamelee, will be included on the roster.
More information about Brawlout can be found below, along with a trailer.
Later this month, Pokemon Ultra Sun and Pokemon Ultra Moon will be receiving an update. A few different issues will be addressed.
First, Game Freak will be looking to tackle freezes after you pick Litten. Wide Guard protecting against all Z-Moves will also be fixed. Game Freak will address the move Ion Deluge not working at all, along with an issue in which Pokemon who know less than four moves will forget the first move when being taught a move at the Move Tutors.
Japan isn’t the only region that will be receiving a special version of Bayonetta 2 for Switch. In Europe, Nintendo has announced the Bayonetta 2 Special Edition.
Included in the package is the Bayonetta 2 game card, a download code for the original Bayonetta, a steelbook, 22 Verse Cards, and 3 sticker sheets. A standard version will also be sold with the Bayonetta 2 game card and download code.
Source: Nintendo PR
Update: Square Enix released a trailer for the remaster:
Original: A remaster of the classic SNES JRPG Romancing SaGa 2 is coming to the Switch. Launching worldwide on December 15th, it’s based on the release of the game on mobile platforms from last year, which was the first time the game received an official English translation. The Switch version will feature improved controls.
