Famitsu sales (4/11/22 – 4/17/22)
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Nintendo Switch Online leak also includes unreleased NES games
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More news stemming from this week’s Nintendo Switch Online leak has come in, as information about unreleased NES titles has now surfaced.
Much has been made of emulators for Game Boy and Game Boy Color as well as the Game Boy Advance. However, it’s also been discovered that the same leak contains a different version of the NES application, which has all of the currently available titles plus ones that are not currently live. Pac-Man, Tetris, Galaga, Mega Man, and Castlevania are among them.
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Star Fox character designer wants to see Star Fox Zero on Switch
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Takaya Imamura, the original character designer for Star Fox, has expressed interest in wanting to see Star Fox Zero on Switch.
That news comes directly from Imamura’s Twitter account. In the same tweet, he said that he’d be willing to help out with a sequel to Star Fox Zero: The Battle Begins if Nintendo ever pursued such a project.
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TMNT: Shredder’s Revenge out this summer, features 1987 TV series voice actors, new gameplay, physical version confirmed
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge doesn’t have a release date, but it does have a release window. Publisher Dotemu, along with developer Tribute Games, confirmed that the title will be ready to go this summer on Switch.
That’s not all. It’s also been announced that the voices actors who played the Turtles in the classic 1987 animated TV series will be returning for this game. Fans can looking forward to hearing Cam Clarke (Leonardo), Townsend Coleman (Michelangelo), Barry Gordon (Donatello), and Rob Paulsen (Raphael).
Digimon Survive finally has a release date
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Original (4/18): After a number of delays, Digimon Survive has secured a release date. The latest issue of V Jump has revealed that the game will launch on July 28, 2022.
Digimon Survive was first announced in 2018. Bandai Namco was initially targeting the project for 2019. However, in July 2019, it was delayed to 2020. After that, it was eventually pushed back to 2021. Finally, it was delayed to 2022 back in October.
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Sonic Origins out for Switch in June, debut trailer
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SEGA has provided an official update on Sonic Origins, including a release date.
In case there was any doubt, the collection has now been officially confirmed for Switch. It will be available for Nintendo’s console on June 23, 2022.
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Sonic Origins new details revealed
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The leaks continue for Sonic Origins. After the collection was rated in South Korea and Australia, a listing has now appeared on the PlayStation Store, providing new details.
Sonic Origins will include remastered versions of Sonic The Hedgehog, Sonic The Hedgehog 2, Sonic 3 & Knuckles, and Sonic CD. There’ll be a new opening and ending animation for each game, new unlockables, and even an Anniversary mode.
Here’s the full rundown:
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Nintendo Everything Refresh Ep. 04 – Nintendo expanding in Japan; Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes; Bandai-Namco’s mystery Nintendo game, and more
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This week’s episode of Nintendo Everything Refresh is jam-packed, kicking off with discussion about the new Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes trailer and the gameplay mechanics and story elements it revealed. On top of that, Nintendo recently announced it will be expanding its Kyoto offices, and a mysterious new Bandai-Namco game was inadvertently revealed via a job listing that could be a remaster of a “3D Action” game made by Nintendo. Your hosts Nick, Nicolas, Dennis and Luiz will discuss all this and more in this brand new episode!
Our show is now available on most major streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music and Audible, or you can check out the video version below:
Nintendo staffer claims their right to unionize was violated, complaint filed with National Labor Relations Board
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Nintendo of America is currently facing a situation in which an unnamed worker has claimed that the company, along with global hiring firm Aston Carter, violated their legally protected right to unionize. A filing complaint was made with the National Labor Relations Board on Friday.
The crux of the matter comes down to the staffer alleging that that Nintendo of America and Aston Carter participated in “concerted activities” and made “coercive actions”. In doing so, this interfered with their legally protected right to organize.
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Sonic Origins rated in Korea, Australia
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Original (4/18): Sonic Origins had originally been announced last year as an HD compilation of past Sonic games, set to launch in 2022. However, Sega has been very quiet about the project since, leading to speculation of development issues, if not outright cancellation. It seems now that that may not be the case.
A recent Korean rating for the PC version game has just surfaced, giving it a “suitable for all ages” rating. Most importantly, this means a release of Sonic Origins is still in the cards, and could possibly happen sooner rather than later.
