Another Pokemon Shuffle update has happened and with it three new stages for players to try and tackle. These stages include an Ultra Challenge Solgaleo stage, Escalation Battle Decidueye stage and a High-Speed Challenge Alolan Raichu stage. These stages will be available until June 13th.
On Nintendo’s official Japanese website they have made listings of a number of new Animal Crossing merchandise items including key chains and pins. You can take a look at all their offerings right here.
There are quite a few updates for Pokemon Sun and Moon regarding tournaments and the next global mission.
Tiny Tourney
The next battle competition has been announced as the Tiny Tourney. The tournament will be a double battle with Pokmeon under one meter (3’03”) only eligible for entry. Registration runs from June 14th to June 22nd and battles will run from June 23rd to June 25th. Every entrant will receive Galladite, Gardevoirite, and Lopunnite Mega Stones. You can download the rules now at the Festival Plaza.
Mega Stone Gift
All participants in the 2017 International Challenge April Competition will now be able to receive the Sceptilite, Blazikenite & Swampertite Mega Stones after logging into the Global Link. These gifts are available until June 29th.
Seventh Global Mission
The seventh Global Mission has now begun for Pokemon Sun and Moon. This mission requires players to fish up 500,000 Pokemon or items in the bubbling fishing spots. Also if players hatch 3 or more eggs they will receive a rare candy and if 1,000,000 Pokemon and items are fished up then players with PGL accounts will receive a Lure Ball. This mission will run until June 13th.
Which fighter had the highest win rate in the ARMS Global Testpunch? That was none other than Mechanica, who beat out the other seven characters available in the demo.
Nintendo previously announced that Ninjara was the most used fighter featured in the ARMS Global Testpunch. Min Min came in second.
The ARMS Global Testpunch will be taking place once again this weekend. We’ll hopefully be receiving some stats after the second wave as well.
Miitomo has been updated with more content. Users will find returning stages with more items.
“Explore the unknown! Space Style” is the returning theme. The stages provide the following:
– Horoscope hairpin
– Constellation dress
– Earth tee
– Astro-pal
– Alien hood
– Alien costume
– Astro hero space helmet
– Astro hero spacesuit
– Intergalactic Miitomo cap
– Intergalactic biker jacket
– Intergalactic pants
– Intergalactic boots
The returning stage will be available until May 29 at 6 PM PT / 9 PM ET.
More extensive footage for Rime has been posted online. It’ll be a bit longer until the Switch version of drops, but you can view the game’s first 50 minutes below.
Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission X recently made its way to Japan, and footage has spread on to YouTube since then. Have a look at a half hour of gameplay below.
Update (5/29): The eShop listing has now updated to June 8. It’ll line up with the North American release on the same day.
Original (5/17): Raw Fury’s first Switch game appears to have a release date in Europe and Australia. Thanks to a listing on the eShop. GoNNER appears to be set for June 1. The game will cost €9.99 / AU$13.00.
We’ve yet to hear about a North American date for GoNNER at this time. There’s a good chance it’ll be out in the states on June 1 as well though – we’ll keep you updated.
WWG was the first site to have posted the full key art for Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle. Following up on that, a new article has been shared with additional details.
Today’s information covers the game’s origins (including a potential start on Wii U), more game details, and possible amiibo. We’ve rounded up the tidbits below. You can also read the full article here.
This past weekend, tinyBuild confirmed plans to bring Phantom Trigger to Switch. Take a look at some footage of the game below.
