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Puyo Puyo Tetris 2 - Sonic

Before the launch of Puyo Puyo Tetris 2, SEGA promised free post-launch support. The first update, which goes live on January 14, was detailed today.

Puyo Puyo Tetris 2 is getting four new playable characters, including Sonic. Online play will also now support “Boss Battle with Everyone”, new Item Cards and My Icons are on the way, and new background music is being added.

Here’s the full rundown of new content:

Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury

Following up on yesterday’s video, Nintendo has posted another trailer for Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury – this time clocking in at seven minutes. Check it out below.

The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel IV

NIS America has set a final release date for The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel IV on Switch. The RPG will arrive on April 9 in North America and Europe, then on April 16 in Oceania, the company confirmed today.

Here’s an overview of The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel IV:

Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury

As was teased last night, Nintendo has debuted a brand new trailer for Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury. You can watch it below.

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Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Earlier today, Famitsu published a new report detailing the Japanese video game sales in 2020.

The overall market collected 376.38 billion yen, which was 12.5 percent boost compared to the previous year. Hardware sales earned 185.66 billion yen while software saw another 181.72 billion yen.

Switch, which sold 5.957 million units in total, was the best-selling hardware of 2020 in Japan. It’s the fourth consecutive year that Nintendo’s console has bested all other platforms. Switch actually sold 1.3 times more in 2020 compared to 2019.

Here’s a look at the hardware rankings and top ten best-selling games of 2020 in Japan:

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Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury

Nintendo will debut a new trailer for Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury tomorrow, the company just announced. The video will be two minutes long.

The trailer goes live at the following times:

Nintendo Switch

According to information provided by Tencent, Nintendo has shipped one million consoles in China. That’s based on all systems that have been distributed in the country since launch back in December 2019.

Niko Partners reports that, based on Tencent’s figures, Nintendo has surpassed Sony and Microsoft as China’s biggest console device seller. Additionally, Switch selling one million units is bigger than the combined sales of PlayStation 4 and Xbox One over the same period.

Reuters notes that Switch’s “early sales were hampered by a limited number of available games and the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in China,” but later increased thanks to Ring Fit Adventure’s popularity.

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A decade after its original release on DS, Monster Tale is making a comeback. Majesco Entertainment has announced plans to bring the title to “modern game platforms” in 2021.

Monster Tale Ultimate was announced for 3DS in 2015, but the project never materialized. Original developer Dreamrift had plans to spruce up “every single aspect of the adventure” with new art assets, stereoscopic 3D support, rebalanced gameplay, and the ability to switch between a new orchestral soundtrack and the original chiptune music. There were also plans for new rooms and areas, adjustments to backtracking, and rebalancing.

Here’s an official overview of Monster Tale from Majesco:

Capcom made the wait for Monster Hunter Rise a little easier this week. A demo for the game dropped on the Switch eShop a couple of days ago, allowing fans to try out some of the action. It features training, the opportunity to try out Wyvern Riding, and a couple of quests.

How many of you have given the Monster Hunter Rise demo so far? If you’ve played it, how are you feeling about the game? Let us know in the comments below.

Nintendo eShop

Over the years, there have been some pretty insane discounts on the Switch eShop. We’ve even seen sales in which titles were brought down to just a single penny. Now, however, it appears that Nintendo has put a price barrier in place.

According to a developer that has released multiple Switch games, a new rule has been set up. The lowest you’ll see a game is now $1.99 – excluding free-to-play titles, of course.

Last month, GameDiscoverCo founder Simon Carless spoke about Nintendo’s efforts to clamp down on those looking to exploit the Switch eShop charts with heavy discounts. In the past, publishers and developers could easily claim the top spots with a high percentage sale. Nintendo first excluded games that were discounted to a penny. The decision to set the minimum price of Switch eShop titles at $1.99 followed more recently.

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