For the first time, Sonic fans will be able to create their own original character in Sonic Forces. Producer Shun Nakamura spoke about the feature in an interview with Polygon.
Nakamura indicated that customization won’t be “as in depth as Fallout or some of those other extremely complex creation mechanics.”
Nakamura explained:
Playtonic Games has added to their website an update post on the progress of Yooka-Laylee on the Switch. The indie developer has stated that it currently cannot commit to a release date due to some bugs in the current Unity engine. The arrival of Unity 5.6 should fix these issues, according to Playtonic.
The full statement is as follows:
Online play of unspecified software will be disabled during a time of server maintenance tomorrow. Switch games may be impacted during the downtime.
Here’s the schedule:
– 5:50 PM PT (September 26) – 7:30 PM PT (September 26)
– 8:50 PM ET (September 26) – 10:30 PM ET (September 26)
– 1:50 AM in the UK (September 27) – 3:30 AM in the UK (September 27)
– 2:50 AM in Europe (September 27) – 4:30 AM in Europe (September 27)
Golf Story will release this week on Switch, according to a listing included on the European eShop. The game is currently on track for September 28.
Here’s the listing in question:
We’ll follow up with Sidebar Games to confirm the eShop’s listing accuracy, as well as confirmation regarding the North American date.
Thanks to Shonenfan for the tip.
Source: Switch eShop
Nintendo previously made it known that Miitomo suffered from a couple of issues on iOS 11. An update was sent out today in order to address those problems.
These points in particular are now fixed:
– When sharing answers or QR Code patterns to Facebook, an unrelated error message appears and the answer or QR Code cannot be shared.
– When sharing answers, Miifoto images, or QR Code patterns to Twitter, an unrelated error message appears and the answer, Miifoto, or QR Code cannot be shared.
Also, as a general note for all iOS users, Nintendo has implemented various small bug fixes.
Source: Miitomo
Nintendo has announced the Fire Emblem Warriors DLC for North America and Europe, which was first revealed at the Tokyo Game Show this weekend.
Here’s the full rundown of DLC with pricing:
Attack on Titan 2 was announced for Switch during the Tokyo Game Show this past weekend. Koei Tecmo followed up with news for the west today, confirming that the Switch version will also be released in North America and Europe.
We have the following overview as well:
A.O.T. 2 delves deeply into the fascinatingnarrative of Attack on Titan’s second season and offers players exhilarating action and new challenges, as it introduces the newly improved omni-directional mobility gear offering advanced freedom of movement and targeting precision to counter enhanced Titan movements.
Players will be able to try their new moves against these fearsome Titans as they control characters from a Titan-sized roster! Outside of battle they will be able to deepen their relationships with their fellow squad-mates while gaining greater insight into life within the walls thanks to more advanced RPG elements.
Attack on Titan 2 will launch for Switch physically and digitally in early 2018.
Source: Koei Tecmo PR
Update: The collaboration will be out in North America on September 28 as well.
Original: The Zelda collaboration for Monster Hunter Stories, first made available in Japan, is coming west. Nintendo has confirmed that players in Europe can access the DLC on September 28.
Below is a trailer for the collaboration:
No news yet for North America, but we’ll likely be hearing something soon.
