A bit of new Descenders footage was shown during a Twitch stream at Gamescom hosted this week. See the upcoming Switch game in action below.
Capcom brought the original Mega Man Legacy Collection to 3DS. But as things stand now, the sequel won’t be on any platform – be it 3DS or Switch.
Fans have at least been hoping that Capcom would port Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 to Switch. However, in an interview with TechnoBuffalo, producer Kazuhiro Tsuchiya directly stated that there are currently no plans.
The only sort of small hint we’ve seen about Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 on a Nintendo platform came about earlier this month. It was discovered that the game’s code contained several references to 3DS. It’s possible that Capcom is thinking about bringing the compilation to Nintendo’s portable, or was considering it at one point before scrapping those plans.
Thanks to Anthony for the tip.
The full North American website for Metroid: Samus Returns is now live. You can access it right here.
The Metroid: Samus Returns site has all sorts of information about the game, including amiibo support. Screenshots and video clips are spread throughout as well. We’ve compiled the footage in the video below.
Thanks to Gervaise B-A for the tip.
The Switch eShop has updated with some new screenshots of the neat-looking atmospheric sci-fi first-person adventure Morphite. Find them all in the gallery below.
After previously hitting Wii U, Minecraft: Story Mode – The Complete Adventure landed on Switch this week. You can watch a bunch of footage below.
During a live stream this week, Famitsu showed new footage of Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux. Watch the archived version below.
Yesterday, Nintendo revealed the most-used characters in ARMS starting with version 2.1. A brief follow-up report was shared since then regarding fighters with the highest winning percentages.
In first place is Twintelle. Ribbon Girl is in second, followed by Min Min in third. Indeed: all three are female fighters.
Nintendo also hinted that Max Brass was in last place. As the game’s newest playable character, maybe that isn’t entirely surprising.
続いて『勝率1位』を大発表!
第1位は…ツインテーラ!次いで2位リボンガール、3位ミェンミェン!女性ファイターで占められるというワーオな結果でした!…アレッ、会長何位ですか…?……ええっ会長、ビ…?いやいやいや続報を待て! pic.twitter.com/102xIylRYB
— ARMS(アームズ) (@ARMS_Cobutter) August 27, 2017
Fire Emblem Warriors will offer something that we haven’t really seen with Switch games before. In this month’s issue of Japanese magazine Nintendo Dream, it’s revealed that the game will allow players to select a higher frame rate in exchange for a lower resolution.
It’ll be a few weeks longer until One Piece: Unlimited World Red Deluxe Edition is out in the west, but it just released in Japan this week. Get a look at some footage below.