Sumo Digital isn’t done with Snake Pass. In July, the studio will release the first DLC for the game.
Those who have yet to purchase Snake Pass may want to take advantage of a new discount. It’ll be 40 percent off until July 4.
Here’s a video teasing Snake Pass’ upcoming DLC and announcing the sale:
Source: Sumo Digital PR
This week’s Famitsu review scores are as follows:
Gundam Versus (PS4) – 8/8/8/9
Omega Labyrinth Z (PS4/PSV) – 8/8/8/8
De Mambo (NSW) – 7/7/7/9
Minna de Nanpure (3DS) – 7/7/7/6
Touhou Genso Maroku W: The Devil of Decline (PSV) – 6/7/6/7
The next blog post from Nintendo counting down to the release of DLC Pack 1 for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is live. This one dives into the design of Midna from Twilight Princess, since Midna’s Helmet is one of the pieces of equipment included in DLC Pack 1.
Hello. I’m Takizawa, Art Director of The Legend of Zelda™: Breath of the Wild.
In DLC Pack 1: The Master Trials, players can find Midna’s Helmet in one of the chests hidden in the world (this DLC is only available through the purchase of the Expansion Pass).
Midna appeared in the Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess game for Wii and Nintendo GameCube, and she played an important role as Link’s partner. On the Wolf Link amiibo figure (which was released alongside the Wii U remake of the game, The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD), she’s perching on Wolf Link.
Some more Fire Emblem Heroes news, this time from an official source however. The next Grand Hero Battle will start tomorrow; it’ll feature the bow user Clarisse from Fire Emblem: New Mystery of the Emblem. If you want a preview of her abilities, you can actually fight her in Paralogue 7-3. As with Legion’s Grand Hero Battle, this one will also be available on the new Infernal difficulty setting.
Below is the map for the GHB, so start planning:
A new update was released for Fire Emblem Heroes yesterday. No official patch notes were released, but as always, the dataminers got to work and found some interesting stuff that’s coming to the game at some point soon.
The biggest news is probably the upcoming Summoning Focus. Titled “Ylissean Summer”, it features Tiki, Female Robin, Gaius and Frederick from Fire Emblem: Awakening in beach outfits. New Paralogue maps and quests will also be added.
The files also reveal that the Tempest Trials will return, although there are no hints as to which characters will be featured, so it’s probably a ways away.
Pokemon Shuffle has just been updated again. Special stages for Luxray and Unova Cap Pikachu are now available and will stay available until July 4th, as well as a Latios Escalation Battle that stays available until July 11th.
There is also a new competitive stage in the form of Shiny Mega Gyrados. The check out all the rules and prizes click here.
The War of the Clerics Voting Gauntlet is now available to start. As stated your choices are Maria, Lachesis, Elise, Sakura, Mist, Lissa, Clarine and Priscilla. So notes about this gauntlet is that when your team is at a disadvantage the points your team earns will increase over time with the max multiplier being 7.5 times the normal amount. Voting Gauntlet quests are also now available for you to gain more flags to use in the gauntlet itself to help your team.
Pick your favorite Cleric and good luck!
The seventh Pokemon Global Mission involves defending your Champion Title. The title must be defended 100,000 times by everyone and upon success players will receive 2,000 FC and on failure will receive 200 FC. The amount of FC earned is double if your account is connected to a Global Link, 4,000 FC (success) and 400 FC (failure). By defending your Champion Title once you will receive a Rare Candy regardless. Also, if double the target amount is reached players will receive a Moon Ball for their efforts. This event will run until July 11th.
One of the new elements added with ARMS version 1.1.0 is the Arena Mode. Take a look at some footage of it in action below.
Switch was made to be compatible with Unreal Engine 4. Unreal Engine 3, however, is another story. The older version isn’t supported as well, which made it a bit tricky to bring Rocket League to Switch.
Psyonix head Jeremy Dunham talked with GamesBeat about porting Rocket League to Switch, which is being done with some help from Panic Button – the same team that worked on the Xbox One version. He said:
“We feel really confident about it. In the beginning, we weren’t so sure. We had to do custom work. The Switch by itself doesn’t have inherent Unreal 3 support. It only has Unreal 4. To support 3, we had to do custom work.”
Dunham also reiterated what we’ve heard previously – that Rocket League will be 720p and 60 frames per second at all times.
“The main compromise we had to make is we’re running the game in 720p rather than 1080p, even on the TV. It’s our opinion that it’s much more beneficial for the game to run fast at 60 frames per second than to look the absolute best. We’ll ship at 60 frames per second for the docked version and the undocked version.”
Dunham also had some encouraging words about the overall state of Rocket League on Switch. The team “didn’t think we would have it running this smooth, this early.”
“We’re actually ahead of where we thought we’d be. We didn’t think we would have it running this smooth, this early. For a while we were concerned about whether we’d have anything to show at E3 at all. We have a very talented team at Psyonix. Our engineers have done a lot of hard work to make sure this runs as well as it does already. We’ve already discovered things in the last few weeks that we weren’t aware of a few weeks ago. It’s already made the game perform incredibly. We’re very encouraged.”
