As we know, Ubisoft announced its latest financial results this past week. We have more information from the call that was held after the initial report was posted.
Early on in the call, Ubisoft said that Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle outperformed its own forecasts. The game is also once again confirmed to be the best-selling third-party title on Switch.
It was also pointed out that the growing / successful install base on Switch should have many benefits for Ubisoft. As a result, Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle is expected to have a longer than usual sales curve.
Fire Emblem Heroes has kicked off a new round of content. Players can participate in a Sacred Seal Forge Support Event. It’ll let you earn Sacred Coins, Orbs, Great Badges, and Crystals from special maps and quests.
Here’s the full rundown of the event:
Fresh footage is in showing off Rive: Ultimate Edition, which is heading to Switch this coming week. Watch 35 minutes of gameplay below.
This week’s issue of Dengeki PlayStation has new details about Atelier Lydie & Suelle: Alchemists of the Mysterious Painting. The magazine provides the latest information about characters, requests, and Activation Items.
Here’s the full roundup of information, courtesy of RPGSite:
An official video from Marvel contains a bit of new footage from LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2. Check out the gameplay below.
Splatoon 2’s latest Japanese Splatfest is over. Also, Nintendo has published the results.
Players were asked if they prefer having having karaage with or without lemon. Despite close calls in all categories, those who sided “without lemon” were victorious. It was a 2-1 win thanks to one-point edges in solo and team battles.
Kemco is known for its digital RPGs. On 3DS, many of the company’s offerings are available on the eShop, and Switch has slowly started to see similar titles.
We found out a few days ago that the RPG Antiquia Lost is heading to Japan on November 16. It also looks like North America and Europe are receiving it on the same day as well. Not only is it listed for November 16 on Nintendo’s US website, but also on the European eShop.
Here’s the Japanese trailer for those who missed it:
Source 1, Source 2: Switch eShop
We’re about a week away from The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim’s launch on Switch. To celebrate, Nintendo has opened the game’s full North American website. Access it here for gameplay information, screenshots, and more.
At Paris Games Week, Koei Tecmo president / COO Hisashi Koinuma as well as Omega Force manager Hideo Suzuki were on hand to show off Attack on Titan 2. The two also commented specifically on the Switch version.
Koinuma noted that, as an anime game, they wanted Attack on Titan 2 to connect with as many fans as possible. Koei Tecmo looked into the platforms on the market that were available within the target audience and made an effort to reach the broadest userbase they could. This is how Koei Tecmo ultimately decided on the platforms for Attack on Titan 2, which includes Switch.
Miitomo has been updated with more content. Users will find returning stages with more items.
“The decisive battle! The Battle of Miitomo” is the returning theme. The stages provide the following:
