After the all-star release of last week, it looks like we are in for a lull when it comes to Nintendo-published releases until probably the end of October. This week only has one game at retail. September 24, a Thursday, is seeing a massive amount of games on the eShop as usual.
Nintendo has released a Day 1 update for the highly anticipated collection of 3D Mario games.
In what seems like it will be a monthly showcase, Nintendo was back this morning with another Direct Mini, showing off several games from third-party developers.
Gaming Replay, a Portuguese retailer, has listed Mass Effect Trilogy for multiple modern systems, including Nintendo Switch.
It seems nothing is sacred on the internet as the highly anticipated Super Mario 3D All-Stars has already leaked online, revealing that the games are running through emulation.
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On September 10, 2020, Ubisoft held their Ubisoft Forward digital event, which gave us a look into what we can expect from the company in the next six months. Here is a guide of all the updates and reveals for games coming to Nintendo Switch.
While Apple, Google, and Epic battle it out over Fortnite in the mobile app stores, Nintendo has struck a deal for a special edition Nintendo Switch bundle. The only catch is that this is exclusive to Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.
It looks like fans of the long-awaited third installment to the No More Heroes series will have to wait a bit longer.
It looks like Nintendo is increasing their Nintendo Switch production to 30 million units this fiscal year and might be preparing for 4K gaming.
Super Mario 3D All-Stars will soon be available for a limited time offer. According to Nintendo, you can only buy the collection of three games from September 18, 2020, until “approximately March 31, 2021.” If you want an extra bonus on your pre-order, though, check out these deals that Gamestop, Walmart, and Target have announced: Joy-Con covers, stickers, and magnets.
The announcement of Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity has brought news that fans will have to wait a “bit longer” before Nintendo can provide news on the highly anticipated sequel to Breath of the Wild.
Earlier today Nintendo announced a new title set 100 years before The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. The games, made by KOEI Tecmo Games, is done in their Warriors’ beat-em-up gameplay style, and shows what takes place in the Kingdom of Hyrule that sets up the events of Breath of the Wild.
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Nintendo’s own official GameCube controller adapter allows for support with some Nintendo Switch games, such as Super Smash Bros. Ultimate; however, it turns out Super Mario Sunshine in Super Mario 3D All-Stars will not support the GameCube controller.