Persona 5: The Royal received a new trailer today, and once again, there was no mention of the Switch. That means all hope is lost for a port, right? Not necessarily, as a Smash Bros. Ultimate datamine detail from last month now makes a lot more sense after today's trailer.

Last month, dataminer Dr. Hyper Cake shared the following discovery from Smash Bros. Ultimate's source code.

There is another reference to "Jack" that I feel should be mentioned: "/Jack6_C06_v01_070925.mb_Jane1_pony_hairSystemShape2.mchp"". @jam1garner was the first to notice it in the string dump. I've seen some interesting theories about what "Jane" could refer to relative to Joker.

This information didn't really draw much attention from fans, but today it makes a ton of sense. The new trailer for Persona 5: The Royal showed off a new character for the game. While we didn't get a name for the character in the trailer, we did see that she has a ponytail, and this is prominently displayed in the trailer.

Could this woman in the new trailer be the Jane with a ponytail referenced in the Smash Bros. Ultimate datamine? It certainly does line up, and would make you think that Jane will be an alternate for Joker, who was named 'Jack' in the source code.

Of course, that's all speculation for right now. We'll just have to hang tight and cross our fingers for an announcement confirming all this. As for now, which side of the fence are you on?

Join us for a Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Tournament! Fans can begin lining up at 8am on 3/23, registration and wristband distribution starts at 9:30am and the tournament begins at 11am! Space is limited to 64 contestants.

Think you have what it takes to be the last one standing? Time to put up or shut up at Nintendo NY's upcoming Smash Bros. Ultimate tournament! The competition is sure to be fierce, and you know plenty of people are going to try and secure a place in the tournament. Someone who reads GoNintendo should hop in on the action and show everyone how it's done!

The Strong National Museum of Play has revealed the 12 finalists for their 2019 World Video Game Hall of Fame. The list of inductees will be revealed on May 2nd, 2019, and voting is open right now. The list of potential inclusions for this year is as follows.

- Candy Crush
- Centipede
- Colossal Cave Adventure
- Dance Dance Revolution
- Half-Life
- Microsoft Windows Solitaire
- Mortal Kombat
- Myst
- NBA 2K
- Sid Meier’s Civilization
- Super Mario Kart
- Super Smash Bros. Melee

Cuphead is coming to Switch. There was a time when saying Cuphead could come to Switch seemed like a fever dream of diehard fans at best, or the rumors of evil trolls at worst. Despite all that, Cuphead on Switch is indeed a reality. So what's next for the dynamic duo? If co-creator Jared Moldenhauer has his way, Cuphead and Mugman will get their day in Smash Bros. Ultimate.

"I’ve dreamed of Smash Bros," said Moldenhauer. "[Cuphead and Mugman] belong in there. So basically if fans want it, I couldn’t see how Nintendo wouldn’t want the fans to get what they wanted. I think they would because they support their fans a lot . . . So if Nintendo was keeping their fans happy, then I’d be more than pleased to make that the easiest transition. Just a piece of paper, we don’t need anything. You can have those characters make an appearance."

Time to get ready for the next Smash Bros. Ultimate Spirit Board event! The 'Spring Snacks' event is set to go live on Friday, March 22nd, 2019, which has you going up against snack-related Spirits. Taking them out will net you a snack (L), and triple the Spirit Points.

Super Smash Bros Ultimate has once again revolutionized the way we look at fighting games. Nintendo set the bar extremely high for all future games and gave the fans exactly what they wanted. This project is intended to honor the success of the franchise, and Nintendo, for many years to come.

With your help, I'll be able to purchase and design a custom Nintendo Switch compatible Pro Controller for each and every fighter who has joined the battle in Super Smash Bros Ultimate. The controllers will be professionally photographed and compiled into an art book and sold at retail, so that Smash Bros fans all around the world can celebrate the franchise in a unique way for many generations to come!

Well that was quick! The Super Smash Bros Ultimate Pro Controller Project managed to hit its Kickstarter goal in less than 5 hours! This Kickstarter set out to make a book filled with photographs of custom Switch Pro Controllers to represent every character in Smash Bros. Ultimate. If this is something you'd like to be a part of, you can still kick in some cash here.

For the sake of completion, here's the official boxes for the upcoming Simon Belmont, Squirtle, and Ivysaur amiibo. Amazon Japan has opened preorders for all three of these amiibo, so if you're really chomping at the bit to lock in your preorder, you could plop down some cash through them.

Catch up with the Grand Final from the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate European Smash Ball Team Cup UK: London Qualifier between J Squad and Jahseh.

This is the final wave of online finals before the ultimate final tournament at the PAX East video game conference in Boston. The winners of this Online Event 3 final this weekend will join the winners of the first and second online event finals in the PAX Arena at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center on March 30. The collective winners from each region will form teams to play Squad Strike in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate at the PAX East finals.

You might have caught this the other day when we posted up footage of the Peter Griffin mod for Smash Bros. Ultimate. Modders have taken the Piranha Plant character and turned him into a Chain Chomp, and the results are pretty fantastic! Seems like he'd be a welcome addition to the roster!