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South Park Snow Day Collector's Edition

THQ Nordic continues to slowly roll out news about South Park: Snow Day, and has now shared the release date, a collector’s edition, and a new trailer before the end of the year.

The game launches on March 26, 2024. Those looking to go all out can purchase the South Park: Snow Day Collector’s Edition, which includes a copy of the game, 5″ Grand Wizard Cartman snow globe, Grand Wizard Cartman talking toilet roll holder, Grand Wizard Cartman knit beanie, six tarot cards, and soundtrack.

Switch hits holiday sale

A new “Hits for the Holidays Sale” just started up on the Switch eShop. Around thirty different games have been discounted, including Nintendo Switch Sports – which is at its lowest price ever.

Here’s the full rundown:

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Outward: Definitive Edition

A Switch version of Outward: Definitive Edition is on the way, publisher Prime Matter revealed today. The game is launching in 2024.

Outward, an open-world fantasy RPG developed by Nine Dots Studio, will include the DLC “Three Brothers” and “The Soroboreans.” Sneaky Box was brought in to handle the porting process.

Pajama Sam 3, Freddi Fish 4 Switch

It’s time for the newest North American Nintendo Download report for the week of December 21, 2023. The latest releases include Freddi Fish 4, Pajama Sam 3, Poppy Playtime: Chapter 1, and more.

Here’s the full roundup:

The latest Japanese hardware sales from Famitsu are as follows:

Super Mario Run 3.1.0 update Mario Wonder event

Super Mario Run hasn’t seen much in the way of new content in recent years, but believe it or not, a new version 3.1.0 update went live today that adds a brand new Super Mario Bros. Wonder event.

When performing certain actions in Toad Rally – or Friendly Runs – like stomping enemies or vaulting, the meter will fill up as usual. Once full, the Wonder Flower will appear – and you’ll even hear music from the Switch game. Coins in the stage will then turn into Gold Goombas, who can be defeated by touching them.

Pokemon Scarlet Violet Hidden Treasure Area Zero epilogue

Pokemon Scarlet and Violet aren’t quite finished with The Hidden Treasures of Area Zero DLC, as a new epilogue has just been announced. It will launch on January 11, 2024.

A brief trailer was posted online for the epilogue today. Arven, Penny, and Nemona will be featured. In order to access it, players will need to have completed a certain postgame event in the main game as well as the main stories of the original two DLC episodes.

Here’s the trailer:

F-Zero 99 update 1.1.5 Frozen Knight League

F-Zero 99 just got a new version 1.1.5 update, which includes a couple of new elements for players.

First up is the Frozen Knight League, which will be available for a limited time and features falling snow. Nintendo has also included unlockable Boost colors for the event to be used for machine customization as well as backdrops, badges and borders to be used for Pilot Card customization.

Here’s the full rundown:

Necrozma location Pokemon Scarlet Violet Indigo Disk

Necrozma is available in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet’s The Indigo Disk DLC, and we’ve got a post ready here to fill you in on its location.

Though it can’t transform into Ultra Necrozma, it does retain the ability to combine with either Solgaleo or Lunala for its Dusk Mane and Dawn Wings forms, respectively. On that note, once you’ve caught Necrozma, you can purchase the N-Solarizer and N-Lunarizer from the auction house in Porto Marinada. With all that said, let’s get right into our guide on where to find Necrozma in The Indigo Disk DLC.

Eiyuden Chronicle Hundred Heroes preview

It always seems to happen the same way: just when I think I’m ready to take a break from playing big, sprawling JRPGs that threatens to suck up every ounce of my free time, along comes a game like Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes that immediately makes me reconsider. After spending the past few years deep in development following an immensely successful Kickstarter campaign in 2020, the turn-based RPG will finally land on Switch next spring and will hopefully help scratch the Suikoden itch that Konami has ignored for over a decade. I was fortunate to have a chance to demo the game in Los Angeles recently, and while I only got to experience a small sliver of the opening chunk of the game, I really enjoyed what bits of the story, combat, and exploration I played.


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