Author Topic: Switch Exclusive eShop Title Snipperclips – Cut it out, together! Announced  (Read 1428 times)

0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.

Offline Shaymin

  • Not my circus, not my monkeys
  • NWR Staff
  • Score: 70
    • View Profile
    • You're on it

Using the Joy-Con to make paper dolls.

http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/news/43951/switch-exclusive-eshop-title-snipperclips--cut-it-out-together-announced

An early eShop title has been announced for the Switch by Nintendo of America.

Snipperclips: Cut it out - together! will launch in March, and involves using the Joy-Con controllers to solve puzzles by cutting out specific shapes. The main mode will feature two-player co-op, while other modes support up to four players.

Donald Theriault - News Editor, Nintendo World Report / 2016 Nintendo World Champion
Tutorial box out.

Offline ClexYoshi

  • Passionate Poster
  • Score: 15
    • View Profile
I watched this game during treehouse live, and i'm actually legitimatley excited for this. it looks so batshit insane and OOZES style.

Offline Soren

  • Hanging out in the Discord
  • *
  • Score: 35
    • View Profile
So will it have online?
My YouTube Channel: SenerioTV

Offline Kairon

  • T_T
  • NWR Staff Pro
  • Score: 48
    • View Profile
I am starting to think this will be my go-to multiplayer family game for Nintendo Switch.
Carmine Red, Associate Editor

A glooming peace this morning with it brings;
The sun, for sorrow, will not show his head:
Go hence, to have more talk of these sad things;
Some shall be pardon'd, and some punished:
For never was a story of more woe
Than this of Sega and her Mashiro.

Offline lolmonade

  • I wanna ride dolphins with you in the moonlight until the staff at Sea World kicks us out
  • *
  • Score: 29
    • View Profile
So will it have online?


If they're charging for online now, everything should have online.

Offline Evan_B

  • Formally known as Bevan Ee
  • Score: 5
    • View Profile
Oh god this looks so cute
I am a toxic person engaging in toxic behavior.