Another Falcom hit crosses the divide.

NIS America is bringing a recent hit RPG franchise to Nintendo platforms for the first time.

The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel III will release on Switch in North America and Europe in spring of 2020, along with a limited edition. No Japanese release date has been announced.

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Some familiar game elements are being added, including one very special sword.

It had been radio silence for almost six months, but Super Mario Maker 2 is finally getting a sizable content drop. In a video uploaded early this morning by Nintendo UK, it was revealed that Spike, Pokey, Frozen Coins, P Blocks, Dash Blocks, and the Master Sword are all coming to Super Mario Maker 2 on December 5.

Hope for a street date break on the Order of No Quarter Amiibo, while you're at it.

There's going to be a whole lot of rhythmic digging next week.

The long-anticipated Just Shapes and Beats "Just Shovels and Knights" update will be available on December 4. In addition to adding four new stages - one for Shovel Knight and each of the playable bosses in the expansions - the Shovel Knight stage will feature a brand new boss.

2 20 20 times three equals... oh, WOW.

The original trilogy of Devil May Cry games will finish next February.

Capcom have announced the release of Devil May Cry 3: Special Edition for Switch on February 20. Originally released in 2005, the third game in the action series is a prequel to the original that released on Switch last year.

This week is brought to you by Longcat, Mudkip, and other internet memes.

So we've got... four Five Nights at Freddy's games and a game from the writer of Rick and Morty? Is the internet booking this one?

And a Nyan Cat game, can't forget that. But yes, Trover Saves the Universe and four different Five Nights games are the big ones this week, though I could see the argument for Indie Showcase (RIP) star Pine or the delayed Decay of Logos.

So that's six million people having trouble getting Alcremie.

Sword and Shield's opening weekend has set multiple records.

Nintendo of America have confirmed in a press statement that more than 6 million copies of Sword and Shield were sold on the opening weekend (November 15-17), with "just over" 2 million of those sales coming in the first two days of... Read more...

Spare yourself the Sanic movie and go dungeon diving instead.

With a little help from Nintendo, another Level 5 franchise is about to make its debut outside Japan.

Snack World: The Dungeon Crawl - Gold has been confirmed for a North American/European/Australian release on the 14th of February. The dungeon crawling features local and online co-op for up to four players.

Looks like the Yes Movement will need to take a step back for this.

After making an anthill, Thunderful has announced their next Switch project which will probably have a negative reaction.

Thunderful will publish German firm Studio Fizbin's Say No! More in 2020. A single player adventure game, Say No! More features a created avatar trying to survive by saying "No" in a world in which turning things down is a lost art.

Black Friday is late this year, y'know.

Nintendo of Europe is kicking off the Black Friday sales a bit early.

The annual Cyber Deals sale will begin on Friday (22 November) and will run until 1 December. Over 150 games will be included in the sale, though the following offers have been announced:

Equal parts strategy and psychology.

The horrors of war will receive a stark reminder on Switch next year.

Broken Lines, the debut game from recently formed publisher Super.com and developer Portal Play, is slated to release on Switch in 2020. Set in an alternate version of World War II, players control a small squad of soldiers on... Read more...

Going to have to wait a few months to get your one-shot kills on.

The pinnacle of weapon combat is coming to Switch a little later than planned, but it is bringing some nice surprises.

A new trailer for Samurai Shodown has confirmed a delay for the Western release of the game: originally slated for a 2019 launch, it will now release in Q1 of 2020. The Japanese version will release in December.

"Andrew Jackson, in the foyer of the White House, had a big block of cheese..."

Man, this is a tough one to come up with the big game of the week.

There's actually three possibilities this time: The Touryst, from the absolute madlads at Shin'en, the action RPG Children of Morta, and the latest Netflix-themed game from Curve, Narcos.

But it's pretty quiet otherwise, isn't it?

The adventure into the Galar Region begins!

Pokémon Sword and Shield have finally arrived, and we're getting ready to begin our journey into this new world! The Nintendo World Report Twitch channel has been rebooted in the recent months, and we're taking advantage of that to show you some of the best games, both new and old.

Matt Zawodniak... Read more...

One arrival, one delay, and one date.

Some quick release date updates for Switch:

Yes, it is weird to cover announcements from a Microsoft event on a Nintendo website.

Microsoft's X019 event kicked off in London today, with a pair of announcements relevant to Switch owners.

Raw Fury Games announced West of Dead, a new twin-stick shooter that will feature the voice acting talents of Ron Pearlman. Developed by Upstream Arcade, a studio helmed by former Lionhead developers, the shooter will hit Switch and other platforms next year.

After seeing #7 in the software charts, the News Editor needs a little bit of the bubbly.

The industry as a whole had a major letdown compared to last October according to the latest results from the NPD Group, but Nintendo keeps on rolling along.

Unless noted, all figures are based on dollar sales in the reporting period of October 6 to November 2.

For the tenth month in a row, the Switch was the best selling console in the United States, though a revenue split between the Switch Lite and the Switch was not available.

Also known as "Yacht Club Freedom Day".

Everything Shovel Knight is three weeks away.

The latest blog post from Yacht Club Games have confirmed that the King of Cards expansion, Shovel Knight Showdown (Wii U and Switch only), the three Shovel Knight boss Amiibo, a golden Shovel Knight Amiibo, and the Switch physical version of Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove will all release on December 10.

Ever wanted to be a cat or a Yakuza? Why not both?

Ever wanted to be a cat? How about a Yakuza? Why not both? The A Hat in Time Twitter account just confirmed that the second, and final, DLC pack will be releasing on November 21, with a focus on being a cat-like thief underground. 10 new time pieces are available to collect, along with a new sticker system, a brand new weapon, new cosmetics, and more.

"To the Combee-mobile!" "You mean my Chevy?" "...yes."

Happy Article 809 week!

Will you stop?

Well, it is the big game of the week... hell, aren't you buying Sword AND Shield?

Yes, and I can't deny that it's mostly out of spite. But also a need to grab hold of all three starters without involving the rest of you lot.

Anything else catch your eye this week?

Hey hey, it's time to drive a crazy ambulance.

UPDATE: The Stretchers launched worldwide today, for US$19.99/C$25.19/€19.99/£17.99. Original story follows.

The Japanese eShop received a most unexpected title today, with a very interesting pedigree.

The Stretchers is available now on the Japanese eShop for ¥2000. Developed by Tarsier... Read more...