Switch’s FCC filing officially went live this week. From the various documents, one tidbit discovered is that the unit likely has a non-removable battery. A couple of other details have now been picked out as well.
Based off of the filing, Switch will support Bluetooth in some fashion as well as 5Ghz Wi-Fi. 3G and LTE do not appear to be included, however.
That seems to be pretty much it… other than the fact that Switch was tested and confirmed to work in temperatures of 5 degrees Celsius (41 degrees Fahrenheit) to 35 degrees C (95 degrees F).
Update (12/28): The Corrin figma is now up for pre-order on Play-Asia here. The Nendoroid is here. Pre-orders end on January 25.
Original (12/26): Pre-orders are now starting to open for the female Corrin figma and Nendoroid.
Over at Good Smile, reserve the figma here and Nendoroid here. Pre-orders end on January 26. Also note that Good Smile is offering the Blazing Yato with the Corrin figma.
AmiAmi also has pre-orders open. Get the figma here and Nendroid here.
There’s nothing available at Play-Asia yet. When that changes, we’ll let you know.
Here are some photos of the Corrin figma and Nendoroid:
Thanks to KobobKC for the tip.
After being announced earlier this month, Creeping Terror now has a release date. The game will drop on the Japanese 3DS eShop on January 18. Get a look at a trailer below.
Level-5 is working on the next big update for Yo-kai Watch 3. The company has now announced version 3.0 for the game. Details are light at the moment, but new versions of the Enma Daiou Yo-kai are confirmed.
Special – Taiyoushin Enma (Sushi)
Superb – Jikuushin Enma (Tempura)
Special Selection – Ankokushin Enma (Sukiyaki)
That’s literally all we know at the moment. Further information will be shared in 2017.
A couple of new 3DS themes hit Japan earlier, and while Nintendo’s YouTube only uploaded footage of the Pokemon themes, Nintendaan has compiled footage of the whole bunch. It includes Pokemon, SEGA 3D, Osomatsu-san, Dragon-ball Super, Kunio-Kun, and Megami Meguri. Check it out below:
Miitomo has been updated with new content. Players can nab the latest items in the Miitomo Drop stage, “Wintertime bliss! Sparkling Snow Kingdom #3”.
Available items include:
– Snowman hood (set)
– Snowman suit (set)
– Snowflake dress
– Snowflake boots
Users can select Miitomo Drop stages from the Shop tab. Miitomo coins or game tickets are needed to play.
Just before the end of 2016, Azure Striker Gunvolt 2’s DLC has launched in Japan. Players can purchase a variety of new content for the title.
The lineup is as follows:
– New song: Stratosphere (150 yen) – plays when Kudos is over 1,000; Joule and Lola’s new song
– Dev Recipe 4: Nebulous Clock and Scorching Journey (150 yen) can be heard when Kudos is over 1,000; Lumen’s songs; equipment boosts credit and experience obtained by 150%
– Two new score attack missions in three sets (300 yen each): Merak and Carrera, Jota and Elise, Viper and Stratos
– Two missions with hardest difficulty in score attack (300 yen): if you clear them, something good might happen…
– New Speed Run Mode (300 yen) – in Challenge Mode that checks time for clearing all stages; using Electromagnetic Barrier and saving is forbidden, and attack power will raise based on Kudos
Below is a trailer for the DLC:
Azure Striker Gunvolt and Azure Striker Gunvolt 2 will be half off on the Japanese 3DS eShop between January 1 and January 10. You can access a New Year’s wallpaper here.
A new FCC filing is now up for the Switch. Engadget has one takeaway from the listing pertaining to the included battery.
Based on what Engadget has seen from the FCC filing, Switch will likely have a non-removable battery. This is somewhat different from Wii U, as gamers are able to replace the battery in the GamePad for more runtime. With Switch, doing something similar might not be possible. There’s still a slight chance that it could change by March since a production prototype was reviewed, though it’s intended to be equivalent to a mass-produced model.
If you’d like to view the full FCC filing, head on over here. Just be warned that there’s a whole lot of technical stuff involved.
Several new 3DS themes are out now in Japan. Here’s the lineup:
Pokemon (x2) – 200 yen each
Kunio-kun – 100 yen
Dragon Ball Super – 200 yen
Gurumin 3D – 200 yen
Osomatsu-san – 250 yen
And videos for the Pokemon themes:
In the Famitsu scans we posted earlier today, one of the images was an ad for the upcoming hands-on Switch event in Japan. Fans will be able to stop by on January 14 and January 15 to try out the new system at Tokyo Big Sight. Nintendo is even planning on hosting special music performances.
The ad confirms that on both days, the experience will last for seven hours. It will be held between 10 AM and 5 PM, though new visitors won’t be accepted after 4 PM.
