With over 1,000 games and more added each week, Nintendo Switch has games for every type of gamer – whether at home or on-the-go. Check out fan-favorites like Fortnite and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate or catch the newest releases like Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order (available 7/19) and Fire Emblem: Three Houses (available 7/26).
The Long Journey Home was announced for Switch back in March 2019, which came with full details on what the game is all about. What we didn't hear was a release date, which we unfortunately still do not have. That said, perhaps that information is coming soon, as a retailer has updated their listing with the game's cover art, seen above.
Japanese site Inside polled their readers to gauge interest in the upcoming Switch Lite. The poll consisted of 5,191 replies from Switch owners and non-owners alike. Check out the results of the poll below.
“I won’t buy a Lite, but I will buy a (regular) Switch.”
342 votes: 9 percent of those polled
“I will pass on this version of the Lite.”
393 votes: 10.4 percent of those polled
“I already have a Switch, but I will purchase a Lite.”
676 votes: 17.9 percent of those polled
“I don’t own a Switch, but I will purchase a Lite.”
1,111 votes: 29.4 percent of those polled
“I already have a Switch, but I will pass on the Lite.”
1,258 votes: 33.3 percent of those polled
That would mean that out of all the responses, somewhere around 47.3 percent say they will buy a Switch Lite.
In an exclusive interview with Joysteak Studios — the minds behind Songbird Symphony — we get personal with their challenges, frustrations, and dreams for the future.
Did you think other fast food companies were going to sit back and let Arby's hog all the Super Mario Maker 2 glory? You bet your ass they won't, and Wendy's is the second to step into the arena. Wendy's has actually gone a step beyond and created a whole world of levels, rather than just one stage. Check out all the Course IDs for their stages below.
Fresh, Never Frozen: 3C0-VKW-HYF
Fry in the Sky: 790-WRG-VRG
Nuggs: Y8B-FXP-X8G
Drink: C1R-7LJ-SSF
Frosty: HH3-S5X-0SF
Drive Thru: M11-10S-HPG
I guess Nintendo's in a banning mood today! First up, they removed a Super Mario Maker 2 level by master course creator GrandPooBear, and now they've yanked a stage named "Storm Area 51." The stage was removed due to “inappropriate or harmful content.”
With this stage's removal, I can at least see the reasoning. For those who don't know, the "Storm Area 51" movement is aiming to get people to actually storm the real-life Area 51 on Sept. 20th, 2019 to see what the government is hiding. This has actually lead to the U.S. Air Force warning people not to enter the area, as it's illegal to do so, and the area is used for military training. Nintendo simply doesn't want anyone taking the advice of random people, which could get them into trouble at Area 51.
This week's issue of Famitsu confirms a new round of Mobile Suits to be included in the game. The lineup includes Shenlong Gundam (EW Ver. / Liaoya-Equipped), Gundam Deathscythe (EW Ver. / Rousette-Equipped), Mars Jacket, Graze Ein, Rouei, and Shiden Custom (Ryusei-Go). Please note that there will be even more Mobile Suits revealed in the near future.
Developer Userjoy Japan has announced that they're bringing The Legend of Heroes: Akatsuki no Kiseki Mobile to Switch, and it's due out in Japan sometime in Summer 2019. This is the first online project in the Trails series from Falcom, and the game features a new story with an original protagonist, as well as guest appearances by many characters from previous entries.
Along with the release dates of Resident Evil 5 and 6, Capcom has revealed a special Resident Evil Triple Pack for Switch. This retail release will include Resident Evil 4, Resident Evil 5, and Resident Evil 6, with Resident Evil 4 on a cartridge and Resident Evil 5 and 6 included as a digital downloads. This package is priced at $59.99, and will be on-sale in North America on October 29th, 2019.
Netflix is running a master class on drip-feeding information when it comes to The Witcher. They put out a still from the show here or there, let loose with a little bit of information from time to time, and keep fans foaming at the mouth for the first trailer. While we're still waiting for that, Netflix opened up the faucet a tad today to give us a look at Roach, which is Geralt's trusty steed.
