Earlier in the week, Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime said that the next Zelda: Breath of the Wild DLC pack is still on track for this year. We also heard that a release date would be shared soon.
If that wasn’t enough, Zelda producer Eiji Aonuma has also reconfirmed that the DLC will be out by the end of 2017. A random video posted on Nintendo Australia’s YouTube channel today has Aonuma saying that the team is “working on it with great effort” and to “please hold on just a little longer”. He also says explicitly that the DLC “will also be available by the end of this year”.
GameXplain put together a neat video showing some of the secrets Super Mario Odyssey possesses. The great thing is that you won’t find much in the way of spoilers here. We won’t put any of the secrets out just in case you want to go in with an absolutely pure experience, but the video is worth a look.
There isn’t much time left to redeem the special codes for Mega Stones in Pokemon Sun/Moon. Once October 31 storms on in, all of the codes will be expiring.
Six different Mega Stone codes were passed along throughout 2017. We’ve listed them all below, along with steps you can take to redeem each one.
Update (10/28): Ripstone has made the November 2 release date official for both North America and Europe. Pricing is $12.49 / €12.49 / £9.99.
Original (10/27): Chess Ultra doesn’t seem to be too far away from hitting Switch. A listing on the European Switch eShop has the game down for November 2.
The Switch version of Chess Ultra will have a “local multiplayer cross-table playing mode, whereby the console acts as the chess board.” Cross-play with Xbox One and PC is also supported.
Here’s a trailer:
Chess Ultra will cost €12.49 on Switch. It’ll take up 2.1GB of space.
Source: Switche Shop
A new update for Lichtspeer: Double Speer Edition has gone live. Players who purchased and download the game can access version 1.0.2.
Crunching Koalas says that the update improves Joy-Con management and makes small co-op difficulty tweaks. Additionally, a few minor fixes have been implemented.
The next Mario Party game is almost here. On November 10, Mario Party: The Top 100 will be launching for 3DS in North America.
You can prepare for the digital version of Mario Party: The Top 100 by pre-loading. On the North American eShop, you can pay in advance and download most of the necessary data. Then on release day, you’ll just need a small update to begin playing.
Mario Party: The Top 100 takes up 2,089 blocks of space. That amounts to 261.125MB.
Source: 3DS eShop
Nintendo is closing down Miiverse next month. But before it ended, a special “Everybody’s Message” community opened where users could share some of their last drawings.
Nintendo collected some of the images that Miiverse visitors created and made a special collage out of it all. The official announcement about the collage, as well as a link to the full-sized version, can be found below.
Thanks to Justin and Sidney Eng for the tip.
Nintendo UK published its latest introduction video with the producer and director of Pokemon Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon, who talk about new features in the game. View it below.
NERD, otherwise known as the Nintendo European Research & Development team, worked on last year’s NES Classic. It’s no surprise then that they were also largely responsible for the Super NES Classic Edition. On its website, NERD explains the various aspects of the hardware it worked on.
NERD writes the following on its website:
One of the latest pieces of DLC for Minecraft on Switch and Wii U is a new Skin Pack featuring the Netflix show Stranger Things. We have a trailer and some footage for it below.
