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Warner Bros. and TT Games have a whole bunch of plans for LEGO Worlds going forward. Tomorrow, the game will be getting another big patch on Switch with features, changes, and improvements. Another patch is also planned by the end of this year, with even more support coming in 2018.

TT Games outlined everything that’s to come tomorrow as well as in the future. You can find the full rundown below.

Pokemon Duel has received its latest update. On iOS and Android, version 4.0.6 has been released.

Today’s update isn’t terribly exciting. The official patch notes only make mention of bug fixes. That seems to be all.

Source: iOS / Android

Inversus Deluxe

Inversus Deluxe, the addictive action shooter for Switch, received an update this past week. Hypersect issued version 1.5.8.

Here’s an overview of the patch straight from Hypersect:

“This update simplifies adding users to local multiplayer games. Previously, when choosing additional users, you could pick one that was already selected by a friend and steal control from them. It was a bit confusing and has been prevented with the new update. This will make it easier for friends and family to choose their own user or choose the skip button to play as a guest!”

Hypersect also said that another update for Inversus Deluxe “is already headed out the door” and will be out soon.

Source: Switch news

On launch day, Koei Tecmo and Nintendo prepared an update for Fire Emblem Warriors. Those who purchased the game will be able to receive the latest patch, version 1.1.0.

The Fire Emblem Warriors update adds battle results to the game’s History mode and a new feature for sorting in-game weapons. You should be able to pre-order the DLC as well. Finally, you can expect the usual bug fixes.

Source: Nintendo PR

Yono and the Celestial Elephants creator Niklas Hallin is cooking up a new patch for the game. Currently, the plan is to add in support for the Switch Pro Controller. Hallin says it’ll take some time for the patch to go through Nintendo’s submission process, “but it’s on its way.”

Hallin wrote on Twitter today:


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Following up on last week’s update, Splatoon 2 has received another patch. It’s now at version 1.4.1.

It was sort of expected, but today’s update isn’t too significant. Instead of adding new functionality and making adjustments to elements like weapons, this is mainly about addressing a few issues.

The Switch itself received a major update today, but it wasn’t the only thing on the console to be patched. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe has also been updated and is now at version 1.3.0.

Today’s update enables video capture compatibility and makes other adjustments, such as Blue Shells no longer hitting the second place player when the first place player hasn’t yet crossed the finish line. We’ve included the full patch notes below.

A new update is now available for Pokemon Duel. The mobile game is at version 4.0.5.

Aside from bug fixes, new figures have been added. Here’s the full breakdown:

– EX Figures: Lunala, Chandelure, Decidueye
– R Figures: Mimikyu, Dartrix
– UC Figures: Litwick, Lampent, Rowlet, Oricori Sensu Style

A new Pumpkin Time Booster has also been added, which are guaranteed to hold Ghost-type Pokemon. You’ll also find a special 10 pack booster with a guaranteed EX or UX drop.

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GameXplain has uploaded a video showing off the badges and the replay log in the ARMS version 3.2.0 update. You can check out the new footage below.

After previously hitting both Wii U and 3DS, Elliot Quest makes the jump to Switch this week. It’s been listed on the eShop, but we’ve officially confirmed with PlayEveryWare that the worldwide release is set for October 19.

We also have some news about content updates. For the new Switch version, PlayEveryWare implemented the following:


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