Switch update version 12.0.3 available once again
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Nintendo has now fully addressed the issues surrounding Switch’s latest firmware update, version 12.0.3. All system owners can access the upgrade once again.
Version 12.0.3 went live a couple of days ago. However, Nintendo temporarily pulled the update after detecting a couple of issues.
If you previously downloaded this week’s update, no further action is required. Those that have been experiencing issues with new microSDXC cards over the past couple of days simply need to connect to the internet and install version 12.0.3.
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Nintendo comments on Switch version 12.0.3 update issues
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Not long after Nintendo started distribution of the new 12.0.3 firmware for Switch, the update was pulled. The company has now commented on the situation.
According to Nintendo, those that have already installed the update may experience connectivity issues in some instances. Additionally, those that attempt to use a microSDXC card for the first time will be unable to do so.
Nintendo says it is currently working to solve the issues with version 12.0.3. We’ll report back as soon as we have another status update.
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Nintendo has pulled Switch update version 12.0.3
Posted on 4 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch | 0 comments
Last night, Nintendo started distribution of a new 12.0.3 firmware update for Switch. It didn’t seem like anything too major given how the patch notes only mentioned stability improvements.
It appears that this update has since been pulled. If you didn’t download version 12.0.3 already (note that the system grabs these in the background, so it may be waiting to install for you still), there’s currently no way to access it. Never before has a similar situation happened with Switch firmware updates.
Obviously there was a reason for its removal, though it will likely be back up eventually. Without any sort of official notice from Nintendo, we can only be left to speculate why it was pulled.
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Evil Dead: The Game debut gameplay video to be shown at Summer Game Fest: Kickoff Live
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During The Game Awards at the end of 2020, Boss Team Games and Saber Interactive unveiled Evil Dead: The Game. Not much was shown at the time other than a teaser trailer.
Fortunately, a proper look at Evil Dead: The Game is coming very soon. It’s been announced that the debut gameplay video will premiere during Summer Game Fest: Kickoff Live.
Summer Game Fest: Kickoff Live airs June 10 at 11 AM PT / 2 PM ET / 7 PM in the UK / 8 PM in Europe.
Capcom’s E3 2021 lineup, showcase announced
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Capcom has announced that it will be hosting a showcase during E3 2021 next week. It’s set to debut on June 14.
The showcase will be held at the following times:
Switch update out now (version 12.0.3)
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It’s that time once again: Nintendo has put out a new firmware update for Switch. The system is now at version 12.0.3.
Similar to more recent Switch updates, there isn’t a whole lot here. Nintendo again says it pertains to improvements for system stability.
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[Interview] LEGO Builder’s Journey director on the game’s origins, Switch version, and more
Posted on 4 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in Interviews, Switch eShop | 0 comments
Just this past week, Light Brick Studio announced that LEGO Builder’s Journey is heading to Switch. We were able to speak with director Karsten Lund to discuss the puzzle title in more detail. Lund discussed how the game to be, what to expect from the Switch version – in terms of features, content, and performance – and more.
Here’s our full discussion:
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Summer 2021 gaming event schedule – Summer Game Fest, E3 2021, Gamescom 2021, and more
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We’re just about to enter the madness of gaming events. Summer Game Fest is happening again, E3 is back, and Gamescom will be held digitally in August.
Unlike last year, most of the major events will take place over the span of a couple of weeks – starting in just a few days from now. Beyond that though, a few extra ones are planned for later in the summer.
We’ve rounded up notable gaming events that have a chance of offering Nintendo-related news below. The schedule will be updated as needed.
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[Let’s Talk] What are you playing? – June 2021
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A new month rolled right on in this week. Now that we’re in June, we want to know what you’ve been playing.
There have been a long of Switch releases as of late, including Miitopia, Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne HD Remaster, Maneater, World End’s Club, and Wonder Boy: Asha in Monster World (just to name a few). Have you started up any of these games? No matter the case, let us know what you’ve been playing lately in the comments below.
Yuji Naka officially confirms that he’s left Square Enix, not ruling out retirement
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News started to make the rounds yesterday that Sonic the Hedgehog creator Yuji Naka had possibly left Square Enix. His first and only project with the company was Balan Wonderworld, which hit Switch earlier this year.
Naka has since addressed the situation with a message on Twitter. Aside from officially confirming that he left Square Enix at the end of April, Naka also noted that he’s considering retirement.
Here’s Naka’s full statement, courtesy of Siliconera:
