Apparently, the online retailer Newegg has just listed the new Guardians of the Galaxy game that Telltale officially announced in December for Switch. You can see the page for yourself here.
There were rumors about Guardians of the Galaxy on Switch three months ago, but we still don’t have a confirmation of this game being on the new Nintendo console. Hopefully there will be more information soon.
IGN has posted footage of Yooka-Laylee’s Capture the Flag, one of the 3D platformer’s various multiplayer games. View the video below.
Polygon published a pretty big feature on Switch today. The site has a ton of comments from third-parties (and other industry members) about the new system, including general thoughts, why they’re supporting it, and more. Suda51, Capcom’s Yoshinori Ono, and SEGA’s Takashi Iizuka are just a few of the people who participated.
We’ve picked out some highlights from the piece below. You can find a ton of additional comments in the full article here.
The Wii U and 3DS eShops will soon be undergoing maintenance. Around four hours of downtime will be happening a bit later today.
Here’s the maintenance schedule:
– 12 PM PT – 4 PM PT
– 3 PM ET – 7 PM ET
– 8 PM in the UK – 12 AM in the UK
– 9 PM in Europe – 1 AM in Europe
The official website for Voez has been updated with a few more details about the Switch game.
Most significantly, only portable play is supported due to incorporation of the touchscreen. There isn’t support for buttons, and you won’t be able to experience the title on the television as a result.
After purchasing Voez, 116 songs will be available. Ascension(xi) is in as an exclusive song on Switch, and even more exlusive music will be added for free down the road via updates.
One final note: Japanese, English, Traditional Chinese, and Korean are all in.
Nintendo shared yet another look at 1-2-Switch on its Japanese Twitter page with a video for the Sword Fight mini-game. Take a look at it below.
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— ??????? (@Nintendo) February 27, 2017
Today, the Japanese Splatoon Twitter account highlighted a small change being made to Roller weapons in Splatoon 2. If you keep ZR pressed for a certain amount of time while moving around, you get a slight speed boost. This should help Roller players with covering more turf and with more easily closing the distance to opposing players.