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The Switch version of Everdream Valley is now here, and we have a trailer to celebrate. We have a final video for the adventure RPG.

Further information is included in the following overview:

Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1 was confirmed for Switch earlier this week, but Konami won’t be stopping there as Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 2 is happening as well. This package is also apparently planned for Switch, and it looks like the lineup has been revealed.

Twitter user Nitroid discovered placeholder buttons within the official website’s source code. Specifically, these are for Metal Gear Solid 4, Metal Gear Solid 5, and Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker. IGN reports that the lineup here is accurate.

Mario Kart Tour continues to roll on, and has now revealed its Night Tour which will feature N64 Mario Raceway, GBA Luigi Circuit, and GCN Waluigi Stadium. Look for it to go live on June 28, 2023 following the previous event, the Mario vs. Luigi Tour.

Tying in with the upcoming event, a trailer has been released for the Night Tour in Mario Kart Tour. Give it a look below.

Arcana of Paradise: The Tower just issued version 1.2.0, which is known as the “The Path of Purgatory” update.

The game has added a new difficulty mode, a “Double Time” feature, and “Card Collection Alert” feature. Players will also find a number of improvements and bug fixes.

The full patch notes for the Arcana of Paradise: The Tower “The Path of Purgatory” update (version 1.2.0) are as follows:

Publisher Gammera Nest, along with developer Guarida Games, today confirmed that they’ll be releasing Kittengumi: Sakabato’s Thief on Switch. A launch window was not provided.

Kittengumi: Sakabato’s Thiefis a visual novel that takes place in an alternative Japan known as Gapon. The protagonists – a cat and a panda who thinks he is a cat – will need to find the thief of the sakabato, one of the treasures of the Kittengumi.

Further details can be found in the following overview:

Some bizarre situations have occurred at Nintendo’s financial meetings in the past, but one of the strangest happenings took place earlier today.

The Big N held its annual shareholder meeting, and per usual, it included a Q&A session. Reports have surfaced that someone was ranting “loudly” about female characters’ perceived preferential treatment in Splatoon 3 regarding customization. This person felt there is a lack of options for male characters, including hairstyles and emotes, compared to those available to the female counterpart.

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Recently announced, Sentimental Death Loop arrives on Switch on July 6, 2023. Check out the new trailer from Qureate below. If you missed our first coverage of the game, you can see that here, including an overview of the story and some details about the various characters and systems you can look forward to.

Original (5/25): Starting today, Nintendo Switch Online members can access new user icons for the Xenoblade Chronicles series.

Icons were previously made available last year, but that was specifically for Xenoblade Chronicles 3. Now the entire series is being represented, including the first two games.

This week’s expanded Japanese software sales are as follows:

1. [NSW] Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom – 31,151 / 1,672,070
2. [NSW] Mario Kart 8 Deluxe – 7,489 / 5,336,478
3. [NSW] Minecraft – 5,753 / 3,165,440
4. [NSW] Nintendo Switch Sports – 5,550 / 1,101,167
5. [PS5] Diablo IV – 4,902 / 29,277
6. [NSW] Front Mission 1st: Remake – 4,891 / NEW
7. [PS5] Street Fighter 6 – 4,766 / 33,630
8. [NSW] Pokemon Scarlet / Violet – 4,362 / 5,053,556
9. [NSW] Splatoon 3 – 4,315 / 4,038,838
10. [NSW] Super Smash Bros. Ultimate – 4,309 / 5,215,546

Just before the latest Nintendo Direct aired, we decided to wrap up all the exciting announcements for Switch this summer prior to the big event.

After a long few days of showcases from companies not named Nintendo, Sam breaks down all the notable announcements from the week including those from the Summer Game Fest, Devolver Digital, Future Games Show, Ubisoft Forward, and Capcom to see which amazing looking games are coming to Nintendo’s platform.

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