Various footage has come in from the final build of Metroid: Samus Returns. We’ve rounded up a bunch of videos below.
Another character trailer has come online for this month’s Switch release, Pokken Tournament DX. A video focusing on Lucario is attached below.
『ポッ拳 DX』バトルポケモンを紹介! 「波動を操り、その力で戦う」ルカリオ! 攻守万能の対応力で、勝利をつかめ! https://t.co/dvz2BDJaXG #ポケモン #ポッ拳DX pic.twitter.com/vf4mWkUOrQ
— ポケモン公式 (@Pokemon_cojp) September 2, 2017
Amazon has a pre-order bonus for Monster Hunter Stories. If you reserve the game, you’ll receive the “Rider Set” comprised of four different monsters. Each one is pictured above.
You can place an order Monster Hunter Stories on Amazon here. Amazon will provide the DLC for all buyers who pre-order through September 8.
AbdallahSmash026 has another look at the PAX demos for Shovel Knight: King of Cards and Runner3. View more off-screen footage below, which also has developer interviews.
Disgaea 5 Complete was most definitely a success for Nippon Ichi. Thanks to how the game performed, it looks like the company will be giving Switch greater support going forward.
Hideki Yasuda from Ace Research Institute filed a new report on Nippon Ichi. It’s said that Disgaea 5 Complete was a big hit. Nippon Ichi released it aiming at the domestic portable market, and shipped 30,000 units. Even more noteworthy was the 100,000 copies shipped overseas. Yasuda goes on to say that Nippon Ichi will shift their policy to multiplatform development of Switch and PlayStation 4 starting with next year’s releases. They will actively commit to Switch as a means of expanding their revenue opportunities.
NIS America has actually been more proactive on Switch than its Japanese counterpart. Aside from publishing Disgaea 5 Complete in North America and Europe, they’re also handling several upcoming games. These include Touhou Kobuto V: Burst Battle, Penny-Punching Princess, and The Longest Five Minutes.
Sausage Sport Club, announced for Switch this week, is playable at PAX West this weekend. Check out some footage of the playable demo below.
Grant Kirkhope just wrapped up his work on Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle as the game’s composer. But Mario isn’t the only Nintendo franchise Kirkhope is interested in contributing to.
Speaking with GamesMaster this month, Kirkhope spoke about really wanting “to get on to Zelda”. Part of this is due to Zelda: A Link to the Past being his favorite game of all time, and having a great deal of respect for the soundtrack.
Miiverse was assumed to be ending after text found within the latest Wii U update mentioned the service’s end. This week, Nintendo confirmed the speculation. Miiverse is coming to a close on November 7 at 10 PM PT / November 8 at 1 AM ET.
The end of Miiverse will ultimately impact many games across Wii U and 3DS. If you’d like to know which ones will be affected, head past the break for the full list.