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Fire Emblem Heroes

Last night, Nintendo began distributing a new update for Fire Emblem Heroes. Players now have access to version 1.4.0, which adds in several new features.

Nintendo’s original patch notes were rather short. However, since then, plenty of additional information has been shared. Continue on below for a rundown of Tempest Trials plus other changes and additions.

What’s in Store for the 1.4.0 Update

Thank you for playing Fire Emblem Heroes. Here’s an update from the Fire Emblem Heroes development team about the new additions for ver. 1.4.0.

■ Tempest Trials
This special event will introduce a series of maps you must fight your way through from beginning to end, using a limited number of teams of Heroes.
If a Hero falls in battle, they can’t be redeployed until the end of the challenge, so be careful.

The last map of the series is a boss stage. Points will be awarded depending on how well you do in facing the challenge. Even if all of your allies are defeated, however, you can still receive points.
Collect points and earn rewards!

Update: Also announced that downloads have surpassed 20 million.


Original: A Pokemon Duel update is now available, including maintenance and a few changes for a few of the figures. You can check out the specific changes to the figures here.

Finally, these figures have been added:

– EX Figures: Swampert, Seismitoad & Suicune
– R Figures: Marshtomp, Stunfisk & Sharpedo
– UC Figures: Palpitoad, Tympole, Seaking, Goldeen & Crawdaunt

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Fire Emblem Heroes has been updated on iOS and Android. If you’ve downloaded the game, you can nab version 1.4.0.

Official patch notes from Nintendo are as follows:

– Added extra gameplay features and a new event type.
– Increased the number of teams the player can create to 8.
– Added an “Accept All” button to accept rewards from cleared quests.
– Added new options to the Settings menu.
– Bug fixes.

Pokemon GO will be undergoing maintenance tomorrow. After it’s complete, yet another balance patch will be issued.

Changes will be made to the following figures:

Saber Interactive is still working towards NBA Playgrounds’ first big Switch update. Although it’s taking awhile, it might be worth the wait in the end.

Saber CEO Matt Karch has been interacting with fans on Facebook, and offered additional details about what the first update for NBA Playgrounds on Switch will entail. Two big things confirmed is a reduction in file size as well as an increase of resolution. Of course, online play is also coming.

Karch’s full comments on the update:

Despite it only being a demo, a new update is going out for the ARMS Global Testpunch. Nintendo is now distributing version 1.1.0.

According to the official Twitter page, the update paves the way for the new content being added to the ARMS Global Testpunch this weekend. Players will be able to play in Hoops and Skillshot, as well as the new Ramen Bowl stage.

Thanks to Cameron for the tip.

Later tonight, Minecraft will be receiving updates on both Switch and Wii U. New content, other additions, and changes are being implemented. On Switch specifically, features will now be in line with other platforms.

Head past the break for the full patch notes on both Switch and Wii U.

Nintendo has updated Super Mario Run on both iOS and Android. Both versions are now at version 2.1.1.

As the small increase in version numbers suggests, this is a small patch. Nintendo merely addressed a problem where the support code 804-3400 would be displayed and the game wouldn’t start.

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe

Today, Nintendo issued a new update for Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. Players can now download version 1.1.

Surprisingly, there are actual patch notes to go along with today’s update. Nintendo highlights the following:

Super Bomberman R is receiving a small patch tomorrow. Version 1.3.1 is on the way, which Konami is labeling as a “small maintenance patch”.

Tomorrow’s update is unrelated to version 1.4. That one will presumably be the one that adds new characters and more.


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