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Activision and Beenox have announced details of the first major update planned for Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled. If all goes as planned, the patch will be going live for Switch on July 3.

The upcoming update will add in a great deal of content, including the Nitro Tour Grand Prix, leaderboards in the Grand Prix Menu, new Pit Stop content, podium animations for online matches and more.

Here’s the full rundown of what’s to come:

Pokemon Sword/Shield

Earlier this month, it was revealed that Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield will have a limit on the Pokemon that can be brought into the games from past titles. If a creature isn’t included in the Galar Pokedex, it can’t be transferred.

After the news was shared, many fans have made their disappointment known. This has now prompted Game Freak to issue an official statement. The developer’s Junichi Masuda called the move “a very difficult decision”, but says Pokemon that aren’t available in Pokemon Sword/Shield could return in future titles.

Here’s the full statement:

Super Mario Maker 2 appears to have a hard limit in the number of courses players can upload. Once you’ve shared 32 levels online, that’s it. It seems there is no way to increase that at this time.

In the original Super Mario Maker, 100 was the maximum. Players started at 10 and the amount increased 10 for each medal earned.

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Aksys Games has revealed that it is localizing the horror adventure game NG. Even better, the game will be coming to Switch after only appearing on PlayStation platforms in Japan.

NG was made by Experience and is the second entry in the Spirit Hunter series following Death Mark. Find some additional information about the title below.

More summaries have emerged from the Q&A hosted by Nintendo yesterday during its 79th Annual General Meeting of Shareholders. A number of notable topics were discussed, including rumors of a Switch revision, Quality of Life, classic games for Switch, and more.

You can find a roundup of the Q&A that’s been translated thus far below, courtesy of Cheesemeister. Note that all answers are from Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa unless otherwise specified.

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Following a ratings board leak, WayForward has officially announced Mighty Switch Force! Collection. The digital package launches for Switch on July 25.

Mighty Switch Force! Collection includes four games: Mighty Switch Force!, Mighty Switch Force! 2, Mighty Switch Force! Hyper Drive Edition, and Mighty Switch Force! Academy. More information about what’s included can be found below.

As many fans know, Link turns into a rabbit when he first enters the Dark Realm in Zelda: A Link to the Past. In an interview with Game Informer, director Takashi Tezuka explained how that came to be.

Tezuka said:

This week’s European Nintendo Downloads are as follows:

Switch Retail

Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night – €39.99
Fort Boyard – €29.99
MotoGP 19 – €59.99
Psyvariar Delta – €26.44
Soldam: Drop, Connect, Erase – €7.00
Super Mario Maker 2 – €59.99 (available June 28)
Super Mario Maker 2 + Nintendo Switch Online – €69.99 (available June 28)
Super Neptunia RPG – €49.99 (available June 28)

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

Switch Retail

Another Sight – $39.99
MotoGP 19 – $49.99 (available June 27)
Red Faction Guerrilla Re-Mars-tered – $29.99 (available July 2)
Super Mario Maker 2

Astral Chain

Update: Since time of publishing, game director Takashi Taura has clarified that IGN Benelux’s report was mistranslated.

Instead of what was previously reported, the correct translation is that he is “thinking about various ways that it can be expanded into a trilogy or more.”

Original: It sounds like Astral Chain won’t be getting any DLC after launch. However, we could be seeing more from the IP in the future.

Speaking with IGN Benelux, director Takahisa Taura was asked about the possibility of extra content following release. While he shot that down, he noted that PlatinumGames is thinking about Astral Chain as a trilogy. We could see it turn into a proper series if the first game sells well, he said.


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