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South Park: The Stick of Truth

A handful of screenshots have arrived for the imminent release of South Park: The Stick of Truth on Switch. Take a look at the images below.

South Park: The Stick of Truth launches digitally for Switch on September 25.

Source: Switch eShop

Sports Party

Ubisoft has officially announced Sports Party, a collection of six modern and classic sports. It’s launching physically and digitally on October 30.

Below are the first details and trailer:

Prospective anglers can now take to the waters to show their skill as Legendary Fishing is officially available today for Nintendo Switch in both digital and physical formats.

To celebrate the release, developer Ubisoft has put out a launch trailer for the sporting simulator. Check out the footage below.

Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle

It’s a busy time for Switch software updates. Not only is Nintendo providing patches for some of its older titles, but Ubisoft has also updated Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle.

Today’s update provides direct access to challenges, UI improvements, and bug fixes. You can find the full patch notes below.

South Park: The Stick of Truth

Ubisoft confirmed a couple of months ago that South Park: The Stick of Truth would soon end up on Switch. The publisher revealed today that a release is planned for September 25.

South Park: The Stick of Truth will be available for $29.99. There are currently no plans for a physical release.

Starlink: Battle for Atlas

Ubisoft shared a new Starlink: Battle for Atlas video this week informing fans what they should be aware of prior to next month’s launch. Posted below, it covers weapon-swapping combat, exploring planets, and more.

A new third-party game is getting the cloud treatment on Switch. Ubisoft and Nintendo have revealed Assassin’s Creed Odyssey Cloud Version, which has so far only been announced for Japan.

Here’s a look at the game:

With Ubisoft’s Starlink: Battle for Atlas releasing next month on Switch, many previews of the space adventure title are garnering attention on the internet today. As part of a new interview with GameSpot, Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot has shared some interesting tidbits about his company’s close and growing relationship with Nintendo, how Star Fox found its way into Starlink, and even the possibility of a sequel for Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle.

We’ve highlighted the sections of the interview that feature Nintendo below. You can enjoy the full piece on GameSpot here

The collaboration between Nintendo and Ubisoft in Starlink: Battle for Atlas goes beyond Star Fox appearing in the game. Nintendo has been very involved in the entire process and even contributed to the Fox McCloud toy. Producer Matt Rose has revealed that it was the Big N who came up with the pose for the toy.

Rose mentioned the following about working with Nintendo on Starlink:

Starlink: Battle for Atlas

Ubisoft has posted an official gameplay walkthrough for Starlink: Battle for Atlas that shows off the title in-depth. Check it out below.


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