If you've been following along, you already know that Mortal Kombat 11's DLC character roster seems to have leaked. Following that news, we now have dialog interactions between those DLC characters. Again, this is heavy spoiler territory, so only hit the jump if you're 100% okay with that.

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First off, here's what we know to be true. The Switch version of Mortal Kombat 11 has made its way onto the market early. We also know that that version has leaked online. On top of that, review copies for other versions are in the hands of reviewers right now. With all that happening, it's not hard to believe that dataminers are pouring through the game's content to see what secrets await.

As long as you don't mind potential spoilers, you can hit the jump to have a look at the supposed roster of DLC characters. Turn back now if you want to keep things a secret!

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For years now, investors and analysts have been asking Nintendo when they were going to make a move into China. If the latest round of details is to be believed, that move could happen this year.

A recent series of government documents has revealed that the Switch has been approved for release in China by the Department of Culture of Guangdong Province. Even more interesting, the documents show that Tencent will be the company handling the Switch's distribution.

This would be an absolutely huge move for Nintendo, and quite the unprecedented partnership. It's unlikely Nintendo or Tencent will comment on the matter until there's an official announcement, so we'll just have to hang tight and keep a watch for more documents.

If you're giving Joker a shot in Smash Bros. Ultimate, you might want to steer clear of using his Final Smash in Classic Mode. Reports are coming in stating that the Final Smash can cause the game to softlock. If this is indeed the case, hopefully Nintendo can get a fix out quick.

Earlier today, there was Nikkei information being spread around by certain outlets. The information didn't seem to line-up with what we heard. Luckily, Serkan Toto stepped in and translated the Nikkei article on his Twitter...

- Nikkei says the Lite/portable/smaller model is scheduled for release in the fall + can dock to TVs
- describes the other device variant not really as a beefed-up "Pro" but says it will be a "full model change"
- Nikkei says the production of the variant is being "held back"
- according to one or more developers (there is no plural in Japanese) the paper spoke to, it is not entirely clear who at Nintendo is leading the concept creation of the device

Nikkei reporting that Nintendo's QOL department is no more. Apparently a prototype of a sleep monitoring device was nearly complete, but the project was canceled due to the product not being very "Nintendo-esque". https://t.co/C8GtNbPLb2

— Kyle McLain (@FarmboyinJapan) April 18, 2019

As we've already shared, dataminers combing through Fortnite recently found some data pointing to Thanos' return to the game. There was a limited-time mode where players could transform into Thanos and wreak havoc, and many are hoping that the content found by dataminers signals another event to tie in with Avengers: Endgame. Now we have a tweet that could certainly be a tease of that content.

The tweet above comes from Donald Mustard, Worldwide Creative Director at Epic. Mr. Mustard is clearly referencing Fortnite here, as Robert Downey Jr. is wearing a Fortnite shirt in the pic. You also know that Mr. Mustard has to be well-aware that fans are already talking about a Thanos return in the game. Even Geoff Keighley of the Video Game Awards' fame replied to the tweet with a pair of investigative emoji, so it seems he believes something to be up as well.

Remember back when there was worry about Mortal Kombat 11 on Switch not making the April 23rd, 2019 release date of the other versions? That rumor has reared its ugly head again, but it's not as bad this time around.

Warner Bros. UK has supposedly confirmed that Mortal Kombat 11's Switch retail release is indeed delayed in the UK. It won't see launch until May 10th, 2019. The good news is that the eShop version will launch on April 23rd, 2019. Not an idea situation, but at least both versions aren't delayed.

We don't know if this delay is just for the UK, or other parts of Europe as well. As for any delay in the states, we haven't heard word on that either.

Okay, now things are getting really crazy. Following the rumored Persona 5 Switch listing on Best Buy's internal listings, info quickly followed on listings for both Metroid Prime Trilogy and The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past on Switch. Metroid Prime Trilogy we've been hearing for a long time now. As far as Zelda: A Link to the Past goes, your guess is as good as mine! Looks like Best Buy is trying to ruin the next Nintendo Direct before Nintendo even gets to it!

While it's not searchable on Best Buy's public website, apparently their internal listings for store employees shows that Persona 5 Switch is indeed on the way.

Seems like the images above pretty much confirm that Persona 5 Switch is the real deal, so long as you believe the images themselves are legit. We'll reach out to some sources and see if they can't confirm the listing.