Pan-Pan has landed on Switch as one of this week’s newest eShop download. The video below has plenty of gameplay showing the opening segments.
Thanks to Dispatch Games, Soldam: Drop, Connect, Erase is releasing in the west soon. Get a look at the localized version below.
My Nintendo members in Europe have four new rewards available today, including two wallpapers, a 3DS theme, and a discount on Metroid: Samus Returns. The full lineup is as follows:
Platinum Points
– Metroid: Samus Returns wallpaper (blue) – 50 Platinum Points
– Metroid: Samus Returns wallpaper (red) – 50 Platinum Points
Gold Points
– 10% discount on Metroid: Samus Returns – 30 Gold Points
– Metroid: Samus Returns – Samus Aran 3DS theme – 20 Gold Points
Redeem your points for these rewards here.
Update: The Nintendo UK store has the bundle, new amiibo, and more here.
Original: Following yesterday’s announcement, Best Buy has started taking pre-orders for the Super Mario Odyssey bundle. You can reserve yours here.
Nintendo has uploaded a new commercial for the Switch, showcasing a number of games coming out in the fall. The commercial includes footage of Pokkén Tournament DX, Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle, and FIFA 18. Watch below.
Yesterday, Nintendo announced a series of arcade classics for Switch. Hamster is helping out to bring over Mario Bros., Punch-Out!!, and more to the eShop.
Pricing wasn’t announced during the Nintendo Direct. However, eShop listings have gone live in both Europe and Japan revealing that information. Arcade Archives Mario Bros. will cost £6.29 / 823 yen. That should mean it’ll cost $7.99 in the states.
Source: Switch eShop
Spin Master is here as the latest NeoGeo game on Switch, available via the eShop. Have a look at some footage below.
Boards appear to be returning in Mario Party: The Top 100. Based on what’s mentioned on the official website, you’ll be able to choose the number of turns for board-game play.
Here’s the relevant excerpt from the site:
Speed things up with simple minigame instructions and a Favorites options for quick selection. You can even set the number of turns for board-game play!
We don’t have concrete information on boards specifically, but it does indeed seem as though they’re back.
Nintendo has put out a new trailer for the “Oni Evolution” update that was just made available for the original Yo-kai Watch 2 games. See it below.