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This week’s European Nintendo Downloads are as follows:

Switch Retail

Beast Quest (available November 15)
Bee Simulator
Pokemon Shield (available November 15)
Pokemon Sword (available November 15)
Sparklite
The Unicorn Princess
WRC 8 FIA World Rally Championship

This week’s North American Nintendo Downloads are as follows:

Switch Retail

Children of Morta – $21.99 (available November 21)
Garfield Kart: Furious Racing – $29.99 (available November 19)
Pokemon Shield – $59.99 (available November 15)
Pokemon Sword – $59.99 (available November 15)
Sparklite – $24.99
WRC 8 FIA World Rally Championship – $49.99 (available November 19)
Zumba Burn It Up! – $39.99 (available November 19)

It was previously announced that Daemon X Machina would be receiving some collaboration DLC. First up on the docket, as revealed by Marvelous today, is a partnership with the anime Eureka Seven. Players can change their appearance to match that of Renton Thurston as well as use Nirvash as an Arsenal.

It appears that this DLC (free, by the way) is primarily appearance-based. There are no real changes regarding stats.

The Wild Area in Pokemon Sword and Shield lets players walk right up to any Pokemon they see on screen for a battle. As we heard previously, some of these creatures could be at a much higher level than anyone in your party.

USgamer reports that after stepping into the Wild Area for the first time, “you quickly come across Pokemon who are ten or fifteen levels above you” and are known as as “very strong Pokemon.” If you attempt to catch one, you’ll be told that’s not possible. However, you can take them down and earn a significant amount of experience. They also “respawn quickly”.

As for shiny Pokemon, USgamer shares the following:

Pokemon fans have come to know the GTS as the series’ way of trading. The feature has been removed in Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield, but there is something in its place: Y-Comm.

The online servers for Sword and Shield are not actually live just yet. However, we do have some early information about how Y-Comm works thanks to early review copies.

Here’s what we know:

The latest Japanese hardware sales from Famitsu are as follows:

Yacht Club Games has finally set a release date for all of the upcoming Shovel Knight products. Shovel Knight: King of Cards, Shovel Knight Showdown, the physical version of Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove for Switch, the new amiibo 3-pack, and Gold Edition amiibo all launch on December 10.

Yacht Club wrote on its website today:

The buildup to Super Nintendo World continues. Construction has been in full swing leading up to the opening in time for the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo, and some new art has now apparently surfaced.

Xtrend Nikkei first posted the image online as part of a general article about Super Nintendo World. The piece has not been confirmed as official, though it matches previously-leaked photographs of the park’s model.

A number of new elements are shown in the supposed piece of art. These include the actual ride vehicles for Yoshi’s Adventure, augmented reality binoculars, and more. Orlando ParkStop was kind enough to label all of the important aspects, which you can see above.

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Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield

The Pokemon Company has published a bi, official interview with Pokemon Sword/Shield director Shigeru Ohmori and producer Junichi Masuda. The two developers had plenty to say about new features that are included, the decision to return to Gyms following Pokemon Sun/Moon, going about making new Pokemon, and how it was decided to give certain Pokemon Galar variants and new evolutions. Of course, there are some other topics as well.

We’ve rounded up the full interview with Ohmori and Masuda. You can read the discussion in full below.

Pokemon Sword/Shield

Due to a number of leaks, the full Pokedex for Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield was made known. Yet while it was thought that all creatures were confirmed, it seems that there are plans for a few additional ones.

The following Pokemon have stats and models, in addition to new sprites:


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