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A new entry in the platforming series Umihara Kawase appears to be in development for Switch. At Success’ Tokyo Game Show booth, a poster can be found with a silhouette of Kawase Umihara, the main protagonist.

While there aren’t a ton of entries, the Umihara Kawase franchise has been around for quite some time. The first game released on the Super Famicom, and Natsume published the third title on 3DS as Yumi’s Odd Odyssey.

Kawase Umihara will also be appearing in the Switch game Blade Strangers. The project is a 2D fighter with crossover characters, including Cave Story and Code of Princess.

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During a stage show at the Tokyo Game Show today, Koei Tecmo debuted the first gameplay video of Fire Emblem Warriors on New 3DS. Check it out below.

This week’s Switch eShop charts are as follows:

Software

1. NBA 2K18
2. Sonic Mania
3. Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle
4. Overcooked: Special Edition
5. Minecraft: Nintendo Switch Edition
6. LEGO Worlds
7. Double Dragon IV
8. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
9. Rayman Legends Definitive Edition
10. NeuroVoider
11. Splatoon 2
12. Zelda: Breath of the Wild
13. Kingdom: New Lands
14. SteamWorld Dig 2
15. Snipperclips
16. Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove
17. Quest of Dungeons
18. Pan-Pan
19. Puyo Puyo Tetris
20. R.B.I. Baseball 17

Source: Switch eShop

Miitomo has been updated with more content. Users will find a new stage, along with some brand new items.

“A roaring good time! Style Safari (Lion)” is the new stage. It includes the following:

– Lazy lion tee
– King of the jungle
– Lion leg warmers + furry boots
– Lion lace-up with tail

And as far as the new items go, you can nab the following:

– Layered Mii tee
– Camo cargo pants
– Grinning socks

One last character trailer is in for Pokken Tournament DX. Below, you’ll find a new video for Shadow Mewtwo.

Following its recent reveal in Famitsu, Gal Metal is being properly shown at the Tokyo Game Show this week. Famitsu has a report on the game, including fresh details.

Here’s the latest information:

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Pokemon Gold and Pokemon Silver are the newest releases on the 3DS Virtual Console. However, the third game in the series has been left out. Currently no announcements have been made about bringing Pokemon Crystal to the Virtual Console. Interestingly though, one dataminer says he’s found code that could point to Crystal launching eventually.

Apparently, data was found within a patch in the ROM fileworks for Pokemon Gold and Pokemon Silver on 3DS. This is the same person who initially leaked the existence of Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser’s Minions, which was eventually announced at E3 earlier in the year.

Maybe Pokemon Crystal will be distributed further down the road? Only time will tell.

Thanks to Roadymike for the tip.

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Update: Pokemon Gold footage added.

Original: Pokemon Silver (along with Pokemon Gold) is finally here on the Virtual Console. Take a look at some footage below.

With Apple releasing iOS 11, compatibility with apps can be a bit wonky. Pokemon GO is one such game affected.

Niantic has acknowledged issues with Pokemon GO Plus on iOS 11. Basically, it amounts to the accessory not registering a button press until after the LED indicator light has flashed three times.

Niantic says it is exploring the situation. When a fix has been issued, we’ll let you know.

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During Rive’s early days of development, Two Tribes intended to bring the game to Wii U. Nintendo even featured the game as part of its Nindies@Home program at E3 a few years ago, allowing system owners to download a demo. Unfortunately, the Wii U version never materialized due to technical issues.

Rive may have missed out on Wii U, but it is coming to Switch. Two Tribes is wrapping up this version of the game and has shared some technical details. Rive will officially run at a 1080p resolution (720p in portable mode) and 60 frames per second. Two Tribes’ Collin van Ginkel also says it’s smoother than the PS4 version.

It’s kind of surreal seeing the game run so smoothly on such a humble device. It was never intended as a portable game, but it’s a perfect fit for it!

We’ve spent a few months really digging into what makes the Switch hardware tick and it now runs smoother than the PlayStation 4 version, with less noticeable save points for instance.

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