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Xenoblade Chronicles 2

One of the key elements of Xenoblade Chronicles 2 is the Blades system. By opening different types of crystals (like Core Crystals), players can add new Blades to their party, including Rare Blades.

As their name implies, obtaining Rare Blades isn’t easy. Unlocking these unique characters have a low percentage. Monolith Soft hasn’t detailed the drop rates, but fans have now datamined this information.

Nintendo.com has updated, and is now allowing players to review Switch titles. Individual game pages should eventually show ratings out of five stars, and possibly the specific reviews as well. We’re not sure if every page has the functionality currently, but many do.

Take Zelda: Breath of the Wild, for instance. Scroll all the way down and you’ll see a section for the user reviews. If you’ve purchased the game under your Nintendo Account and have played at least two hours, you should be able to review it.

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System: Switch
Release date: February 9, 2018
Developer: Square Enix
Publisher: Nintendo


Dragon Quest has always been one of those series that’s remained niche for some reason, despite having a long and seminal history within video games. Throughout its many installments, we’ve seen Dragon Quest branch out and explore genres outside of its familiar RPG style. Dragon Quest, unlike some other properties that have a myriad of spinoffs, has actually adapted into these other genres rather fluidly, and the addition of Dragon Quest Builders adds to the list of awesome titles that hold their own outside of the main series, bringing a Minecraft aesthetic to the universe. While it may look like Minecraft at a glance, at the end of the day this really is just another Dragon Quest RPG, only with an emphasis for building and crafting. It’s an amazing mechanic that works to its favor, and with a storyline and vibrant worlds to keep you busy from chapter to chapter, Dragon Quest Builders is a game that’s very difficult to put down whether you’re familiar with the series, genre or not.

Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Trilogy is coming to Switch, according to the latest issue of Weekly Jump.

Included in the package is Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm, Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2, and Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3. Bandai Namco will also be featuring DLC in the release.

Weekly Jump does not appear to specify a release window for Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Trilogy – at least judging by the initial leaks.

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Nintendo and Intelligent Systems have revealed the results of the final round for A Hero Rises in Fire Emblem Heroes. The vote was close between Ike and Tharja, but it was Ike who was ultimately selected.

The full results for the final round are as follows:

Ike (Vanguard Legend) – 130,622 votes
Tharja (“Normal Girl”) – 126,199 votes
Azura (Lady of Ballards) – 71,780 votes
Hector (General of Ostia) – 68,302 votes

Nintendo will make Ike: Vanguard available starting on February 28. Meanwhile, you can view the top 100 results from the first round of A Hero Rises below.

Super Mario Odyssey has a few Power Moons dedicated to Hint Art. Pictures found in the various kingdoms give you vague hints as to where these Power Moons are located.

In Super Mario Odyssey’s latest update, version 1.2.0, it’s now much easier to keep track of which Hint Art have been solved. Green ticks will appear on the pictures for Power Moons that have been obtained. This wasn’t mentioned in Nintendo’s patch notes, but is worth mentioning since it’s a very helpful addition.

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This week’s European Nintendo Downloads are as follows:

Switch Retail

Payday 2 – €49.99 (available February 23)

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

Switch Retail

Payday 2 – $49.99 (available February 27)

Aksys Games has announced Little Dragons Cafe, a new game from Harvest Moon / Bokujō Monogatari creator Yasuhiro Wada. Wada was also behind the upcoming Switch title Happy Birthdays.

Here’s the general premise of Little Dragons Café:

The story opens with a twin brother and sister learning to cook and manage a small café under their mother’s tutelage. All was peaceful and routine until one morning when the twins discover that their mother has fallen into a deep sleep and won’t wake up. Suddenly, a strange old man appears to inform them that they must raise a dragon in order to save her. Working together with three quirky café employees, the two siblings must figure out how to a wrangle a dragon and manage the family business while finding a way to save their mother.

Earlier today we wrote a post that the Luigi’s Balloon World update for Super Mario Odyssey would be out later this week. Well wait no longer because it is out now to download!

Below we have also included the patch notes that Nintendo put out on the new Super Mario Odyssey update.


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