The North American teaser site for Xenoblade Chronicles 2 is now live. You can head on over here to access it.
It’ll likely be at least a few weeks (if not a couple of months) before the full site goes live. However, it does currently have a trailer and some screenshots we’ve seen before. A general overview of the world and introductions to Rex and Pyra are also included.
Nintendo just went live with a trailer promoting the launch of Pokemon Gold and Pokemon Silver on the 3DS Virtual Console later this month. Watch it below.
Nintendo has published a new Japanese (web) commercial for Metroid: Samus Returns. See the advert for yourself below.
For those who missed out on the Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle Collector’s Edition, the official soundtrack is now available digitally. Amazon is selling all 51 pieces of music here.
If you’d like to see the full lineup of tracks, you can do so below. Just be warned that some of the titles are a bit spoilerish.
The Wii U Virtual Console still seems to be going strong. While they were made available previously in Japan, six more games have been rated for release in North America.
Lords of Thunder, Legend of Hero Tonma, Digital Champ: Battle Boxing, Detana Twin Bee, Break In, and Power Golf should be out in the near future. No definitive date yet, but these ratings signify that they’re dropping sooner rather than later.
Leading into PAX West 2017 and following the Nindies Showcase presentation, a live stream was held from Nindies@Night 2017 featuring interviews and more. If you’re interested in watching the full recording, you can do so below.
Hamster published a trailer for ACA NeoGeo Zed Blade, which hit the Switch eShop this past Thursday. See it below.
Infinite Minigolf disappeared from the North American Switch eShop awhile back. Kotaku investigated the situation and also heard from developer Zen Studios, so the entire situation has become clear.
The issue with Infinite Minigolf concerns the original ESRB rating. It was rated E for Everyone, but some placeholder artwork was accidentally left in that should bump it up to T for Teen. Zen Studios is having that removed so that the rating will go back down to what it should be.
The Switch version of Rime is finally playable at PAX West 2017. Get a look at some off-screen footage below.
