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July 10, 2017
by Donald Theriault - 6:50 am EDT
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Source: Namco Bandai
A 50 hour game, but it's 20 if you remove the charging of attacks.
Bandai Namco will unleash the dragon on Switch this fall.
Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 has been announced for release on September 22 in North America and Europe. The Switch version will offer a six-player local option as well as optional motion controls for throwing Kamehameha at opponents.
The base game is a combat RPG with a player-created fighter taking part in an original story set in the Dragon Ball universe.
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by Donald Theriault - 6:36 am EDT
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Source: 2K Games
Finally, you can have a Brock Lesnar match last more than six minutes.
The WWE will return to Nintendo consoles this fall after a five year hiatus.
WWE and 2K announced today that the annual wrestling franchise will have a Nintendo Switch version this year. WWE 2k18 launches October 17 alongside the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions, with early access for preorders four days earlier.
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July 6, 2017
by Neal Ronaghan - 2:43 pm EDT
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Source: Grey Fox
Cool your jets: Rime is not officially delayed to winter
RiME, according to publisher Grey Box, does not have any official release date at the time.
The Switch game, which came out on other platforms in May, was most recently slated for a summer 2017 release on the system. On Nintendo's official site, its release date changed to "Winter 2017".
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by Donald Theriault - 7:43 am EDT
Total comments: 8
Source: Nintendo
It was more than a refresher.
The Splatoon 2 Direct has wrapped, showing off new weapons and returning characters plus a first look at the Nintendo Switch Online app.
Updates will be available to add gear, stages and weapons for up to a year, with Splatfests running for up to two years. The first Splatfest will actually be... Read more...
by Donald Theriault - 6:09 am EDT
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Source: Nintendo
You ever get the feeling you're about to be upstaged?
With Splatoon 2 just a couple of weeks away and its Direct hitting an hour after press time, there's a bit of a rush to get Switch software out before we all become squids / kids in a couple of weeks. For instance, North America has four brand new Switch titles this week including Implosion: Never Lose Hope (check our YouTube page for video), Bulb Boy, and lamb solitaire title Shephy.
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July 4, 2017
by Donald Theriault - 2:00 pm EDT
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Source: Inti Creates
Steel thy hair.
Some more guest characters of prominence are coming to Blaster Master Zero.
Inti Creates announced at their panel at Anime Expo today that the upcoming version 1.3 update would enable support for two more DLC characters: Shovel Knight and Shantae. Shantae will arrive on Thursday (July 6) while Shovel Knight will dig in on August 3.
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July 3, 2017
by Donald Theriault - 7:38 am EDT
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Source: Nintendo
Squids and kids of the world unite.
The next Nintendo Direct will provide a refresher on the month's biggest game.
A Splatoon 2 focused Nintendo Direct will air on Thursday, July 6 starting at 10 a.m. Eastern / 7 a.m. Pacific / 1500 Central European time. The Direct promises "new features in the upcoming Splatoon 2".
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July 1, 2017
by Carmine Red - 10:33 am EDT
Go long Mario!
Last month we gave out TWO Splattershot Mini Blasters, but this month we have another two prizes: World of Nintendo Green or Red Koopa Shell Toy Footballs!
If you're backing us on Patreon (at any level) you're already automatically entered! We'll run the random drawing at the end of the month, so if you're not already a backer why not check out our Patreon page and consider backing us at a level that you feel comfortable at?
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June 29, 2017
by Donald Theriault - 6:05 am EDT
Total comments: 1
Source: Nintendo
150? You're barely a day over 94.
As we head into the beer-a-palooza that is the Canada Day / July 4 double shot, it's a light week for download releases given that we're at the end of the quarter. Tuesday saw the North American release of RPG Maker FES, which Matt reviewed and found to be tricky, but servicable. The other big release... Read more...
June 27, 2017
by Donald Theriault - 7:54 pm EDT
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Source: Nintendo
The puffball's 25th birthday celebration continues.
The second of three Kirby 3DS games this year will blast into the 3DS eShop next week.
Kirby's Blowout Blast, an expanded version of a minigame found in last year's Kirby Planet Robobot, will launch in North America on July 6 according to an announcement from Nintendo of America's Twitter account.
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by Donald Theriault - 7:19 am EDT
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Source: Sumo Digital
It'll be the answer to a trivia question, probably.
A bit of history was made today with the first Switch game to have an eShop sale.
Snake Pass is currently on sale for 40% off in the European eShop, and will be reduced in North America starting at 10 a.m. Pacific time (1 p.m. Eastern). The US price for the game would be $11.99.
The sale, intended to promote an upcoming patch for the title, will run until July 4.
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June 26, 2017
by Donald Theriault - 7:08 pm EDT
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Source: Nintendo
Five substitutions for the 21 game lineup.
Japan isn't being left in the dark on classic consoles this fall, though there is a slight delay.
Nintendo has announced a Super Famicom Mini will be available starting on October 5, for ¥7980. The unit will also come with two controllers, a USB cable and a HDMI cable, but the AC adapter will be sold separately for ¥1000.
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by Donald Theriault - 9:16 am EDT
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Source: Nintendo
Among other Super FX games.
This fall, we'll be playing with Super power again.
Nintendo of America has announced a Super NES Classic Mini for release on September 29. The box will retail for US$79.99/C$99.99, and will come with two Super Nintendo classic controllers, a USB AC adapter and an HDMI cord. In addition, 21 games will be in the box:
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June 22, 2017
by Donald Theriault - 6:06 am EDT
Total comments: 7
Source: Nintendo
To say a game is slightly reminiscent this week is to call E3 a little annoying.
The big release this week on a worldwide basis is the long-awaited Ever Oasis, which drops Friday. Casey will have a review up shortly, but it's a very chill experience based on the demo and is certainly worth looking into. But if you don't trust me on that, Neal's preview should help in that regard.
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June 19, 2017
by Donald Theriault - 5:51 pm EDT
Total comments: 2
Source: NPD Group
Shortages were a big problem in May.
The Switch continues to be a hot property and constrained by hardware shortages, according to the May US sales results released by the NPD Group today.
Although the PlayStation 4 reclaimed top spot in hardware sales in May, the increase in hardware year over year is tied to the Switch. According to NPD analyst Mat Piscatella, the Switch is "the primary catalyst for hardware spending gains, as it has since launching in March 2017".
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by Donald Theriault - 5:25 pm EDT
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Source: Nintendo
Including stability. Can't forget the stability.
A software update for the Switch has resolved a long-standing issue with the Switch and added a couple of new features.
The 3.0 system software, which is available for download now, adds the ability to pull friends from the Wii U and 3DS friends lists, and enables support for USB keyboards in docked mode. The Pro Controller can also be used as a wired USB controller, though the NFC reader will be disabled in this mode.
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by Justin Berube - 9:56 am EDT
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Source: Niantic
A new Gym system, items, group raids, and more.
An update to the existing Pokémon Go Gym system will be slowly rolling out around the world over the next few weeks. In order to prepare for the update Pokémon currently in Gyms will return to their owners. The Gym update will consist of multiple changes.
Gyms will soon also function as PokéStops. Similar to existing PokéStops, players can spin the Photo Disc to get items.
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June 15, 2017
by Donald Theriault - 4:44 pm EDT
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Source: MidBoss
Futuristic cyberpunk adventure with some major voice actors.
A beloved PlayStation 4 adventure game will release on the Switch next year.
2064: Read Only Memories was announced for a Switch release a short time ago by the game's official Twitter account. The M-rated adventure is set in the city of Neo San Francisco in the year 2064, and involves using hyper-sentient AI to attempt to solve a kidnapping.
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by Donald Theriault - 2:36 pm EDT
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Source: Treehouse Live
A new challenger has entered the stadium!
ARMS's 11th playable fighter will be entering the ring shortly.
The new character will be named Max Brass, who is a champion whose arms are made out of title belts. Brass can charge his entire upper body, in order to both do additional damage with punches and to prevent flinching in a matter similar... Read more...
by Perry Burkum - 1:50 pm EDT
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Nintendo is finally bringing back some sweet 2D Metroid action
Nintendo showed off a fair bit of content and information for the newly announced soon-to-be released 3DS game Metroid Samus Returns on their Treehouse Live E3 2017 stream.
Treehouse was accompanied by producer Yoshio Sakamoto, who gave us a big insight into the production of Metroid Samus Returns.... Read more...
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