Chequered Cow Games, the developer of Power Disc Slam, is announcing a new game known as Power Pool Slam. Like the previous title, it’s planned for 3DS.
Power Pool Slam lets players participate in various single-player challenges using their Mii. The game also has support for local and online multiplayer.
Here’s a full rundown on Power Pool Slam from the official website:
Did you purchase the Pokken Tournament Pro Pad controller when the fighter came out on Wii U? If so, you’ll be happy to hear that it will be compatible with Pokken Tournament DX. That news comes straight from the official website, so that’s all the information we need.
Thanks to n128 for the tip.
North America is joining the rest of the world with the Splatoon 2 Edition Switch Pro Controller. On its Twitter account, Nintendo just confirmed a July 21 release.
The message is as follows:
Splat your opponents in style with the #Splatoon2 Edition #NintendoSwitch Pro Controller, available July 21! pic.twitter.com/Xg8onaBkhJ
— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) June 6, 2017
A little while ago, Nintendo released a new summer trailer for Switch promoting three games coming to the system this system. Among them was Splatoon 2.
In the video, we’re able to see the Splatoon 2 Switch Pro Controller. The hardware hasn’t been announced for North America yet, but that might be changing soon based on today’s video.
Pokken Tournament made use of amiibo on Wii U, but only in a really small way. Early copies included a Shadow Mewtwo card, allowing players to unlock the character right away.
For Pokken Tournament DX, amiibo compatibility will be back. It’s just unclear if there will be more extensive support for the functionality compared to the Wii U original.
Following the announcement of Pokken Tournament DX for Switch, the game’s Japanese website has opened. You can access it here. By doing so, you can view a whole bunch of screenshots from the game.
SEGA has shared a brand new music track from Sonic Forces. The piece, posted in the video below, is background music for the Park Avenue Stage featuring the Custom Hero Character.
Nintendo has readied a new Switch trailer focusing on games launching this summer. ARMS, Splatoon 2, and the newly-announced Pokken Tournament DX are featured. Watch the video below.
Famitsu has posted a trio of direct-feed Pokemon Ultra Sun / Ultra Moon screenshots. View them in the gallery below.
Shortly after Pokemon Ultra Sun / Ultra Moon were announced, the two games were added to the official Pokemon press site. Oddly, both were listed for both 3DS and Switch for a short time. But soon after it was spotted, the Switch mention was removed.
Just as expected, The Pokemon Company says that the Switch listing was an error. An official statement also reiterates that Pokemon Ultra Sun / Ultra Moon are exclusive to 3DS.
The note reads:
“We would like to address rumours based on a clerical error on the Pokémon press site; Pokémon Ultra Sun and Pokémon Ultra Moon are coming exclusively to Nintendo 3DS family of systems and are not due for release on Nintendo Switch. This listing on the Pokémon press site was made in error and is not indicative of future plans. Please refer to the Pokémon Direct for more game details.”
