Now that it's October 1 in Japan, the Super Mario Bros 35 game has begun rolling out on the eShops. Check out the new commercial, too.
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Available until 31st March 2021.
It's now officially the 1st of October in certain parts of the world and that means Super Mario Bros. 35 is available! At the moment, it seems you can only download the game from the Japanese eShop.
Much like Nintendo's insanely popular Tetris 99, Super Mario Bros. 35 is also a battle royale style game. You compete against 35 other players to be the last Mario standing. Nintendo has released a new trailer for the game:
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"Goodbye my fav hacked item".
Yesterday, Nintendo rolled out version 1.5.0 of Animal Crossing: New Horizons and while the main purpose of this update was to add some spooky seasonal content in time for Halloween, it seems to have also removed certain hacked items.
One item, in particular, that's gone missing since this update is Harv's hacked fence - based on the same fence on his island, Photopia. Just like Star Fragments it's not really meant to be accessible to the player. For some time though, hackers have been distributing stacks of this fence to other players - allowing them to place them around their own islands. As of the latest update, it seems these days are over.
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Danny Moll is an artist who has worked on stuff like The Banner Saga 3 and the Castlevania animated series.
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Keanu Reeves has very strong hands
Update: Super Mario Bros. 35 appears to be live on the Japanese Switch eShop. We’re not seeing it in other regions yet, but we’ll keep you posted. Original: Nintendo has uploaded a new Japanese advert for Super Mario Bros. 35. Get a look at the video below. Super Mario Bros. 35 launches for Nintendo Switch Online members on October 1.
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Ghost-type and Dark-type Pokemon are now featured as part of the latest Max Raid Battle event in Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield. Featured Ghost-type Pokemon include Gengar, Drifblim, and Dusknoir. For Dark-type, players can more frequently encounter Hydreigon, Grimmsnarl, and Morpeko. To participate in this new event, connect your Switch system to the internet. After this, when you see a...
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The main characters of Trials of Mana are getting new Bring Arts figures in 2021.
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Bug fixes and more.
Square Enix has rolled out a new update for its online multiplayer co-op game Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition on the Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4.
It adds skippable cutscenes in certain events and resolves multiple bugs in the game to improve the overall experience. Here are the full patch notes courtesy of the Square Enix support page:
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Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling is a transphobe. That is not an opinion, it is a fact. Maybe someone could share that distinction with Warner Bros. Games president David Haddad.
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Have you recovered from the last round of Nintendo leaks? You know, the ones involving a whole bunch of N64 discoveries, Pokemon Diamond/Pearl beta sprites, proposals for a portable GameCube with dock and powerful GameCube successor, and cancelled Game Boy titles (just to name a few). Well, the leaks are starting up yet again. The latest leaks include a host...
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Today, during a livestreamed Q&A, head of Microsoft Flight Simulator Jorg Neuman and Asobo Studio CEO Sebastian Wloch provided some interesting tidbits about the future.
First of all, we learn that further World Updates following Japan (which was launched yesterday) won’t necessarily be tied to trade show. This one was announced at Tokyo Game Show, but it was simply an opportunity that came up.
As a matter of fact, the next World Update will feature the United States. It will launch later this year.
World updates will come every two-to-three months on a rolling basis.
Leter in the chat, Neuman teased that the DEM (Digital Elevation Model) that will be used for the United States is “crazy good.”
That being said, the team is also working on the first large “Sim Update” which will include features and improvements to the core simulator brought up by the community. That’s planned for early November.
Incidentally, signups have been opened for a closed beta of the upcoming VR support.
Below you can also see a quite uplifting video focusing on Shinji Maeda, the world’s first Japanese one-eyed certified pilot.
If you want to learn more about Microsoft Flight Simulator, you can check out our review that will tell you everything you need to know about Asobo Studio’s new and groundbreaking game.
Microsoft Flight Simulator is already available for Windows 10 and Steam. An Xbox version is also planned for the future but has no release date for now.
You can also check out our growing guide wiki that includes more information that can help you get started in the game.
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With about a month to go until release, NIS America released a demo for Mad Rat Dead on Switch today. Have a look at some footage below.
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Your legend awaits.
At Nintendo's indie showcase in August, we got our first look at the action-RPG Torchlight III running on the Switch.
In the latest update, Perfect World and Echtra Games have announced this title will be "coming soon" to Nintendo's hybrid system. When it does arrive, it'll be priced at $39.99 USD. Torchlight 3 will be arriving on other platforms, on 13th October.
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A couple of hours ago, Animal Crossing: New Horizons received its new fall update. Find some footage showing off a few of the new elements below.
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Jump Rope Challenge's removal from the Nintendo eShop is being postponed. The game will remain available.
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Halloween has arrived.
Nintendo's latest fall update for Animal Crossing: New Horizons is now available - this bumps the game up to Version 1.5.0.
As usual, this is a free update. This time around it adds some spooky seasonal content. There are Halloween costumes, character customisation options, DIY projects and festivities.
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Nintendo extends period of availability.
The limited-time skipping game Jump Rope Challenge was meant to be getting removed from the Switch eShop today, but it seems Nintendo has decided to keep it around at least a little longer.
In an announcement over on social media, it's been revealed this free download will now be available until "further notice" and will not be removed from the eShop after today.
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The full round up of QUByte Connect 2020.
Brazillian publisher and developer QUByte Interactive recently broadcast its all-digital event, QUByte Connect 2020, showcasing 15+ games that are en route to the Nintendo Switch.
For your convenience, we've thrown them all into a single post. Enjoy!
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When Nintendo announced Jump Rope Challenge, the company said Jump Rope Challenge would be removed after September 30. It seems the company has now reversed that decision. Jump Rope Challenge “will be available until further notice and will not be removed”, Nintendo said just a short while ago. We also have a slight statistics update. Players have recorded 2.5 billion...
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The next major update for Animal Crossing: New Horizons has arrived. Nintendo just released version 1.5.0, which brings fall festivities to the game. The following features have been added: – Growing Pumpkins – Deck out your home and island for all your awesome autumnal occasions by first purchasing pumpkin starts in-game from Leif year-round or from Nook’s Cranny during October....
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Nintendo has announced the next tournament for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. This time around, only light-weight fighters will be featured. The tournament goes live on October 2. Similar to past events, it will last for a total of three days. Source
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According to a report from Vice, the US Navy has spent $2 million USD on marketing for its venture into eSports. This information came to light in documents obtained by Vice’s tech division, Motherboard.
Specifically, the Navy contracted a”full-service marketing agency” named Young & Rubicam, with the goal of reaching younger viewers and developing better recruitment techniques.
“The objective of this initiative is to develop a relationship between the Navy and the eSports community, to encourage these ingenuity seekers to view the Navy as aligning with their interests and providing the rewards that they seek, ultimately inspiring prospects to want to join the U.S Navy and the influencers to support or recommend the service,” said the document.
This comes after repeated PR disasters for the U.S Navy sports team, the Goats and Glory, as well as a call from some U.S Congressmembers to ban recruitment to military services via Twitch.
The Navy recruiters on @Twitch had two players in Among Us named after Nagasaki/the US war crimes in Japan and also a black crewmate named “Gamer Word,” referring to the n-word, which prompted this reaction:pic.twitter.com/jcSEiOosUr
— jordan (@JordanUhl) September 13, 2020
Back in July, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a Democrat from New York, pushed for a total ban on military services using Twitch as a recruitment tool, although the vote was swiftly brought down. Over 100 Democrats joined Republicans in denying the measure. “It’s incredibly irresponsible for the Army and the Navy to be recruiting impressionable young people and children via live streaming platforms,” Ocasio-Cortez told Vice.
However, a possible ban on recruitment was the least of the Navy eSports team’s concerns. Earlier this month, the team streamed Among Us, with players naming themselves “Gamer Word,” “Hiroshima,” and “Japan 1945.” “Gamer Word” is a common euphemism for the n-word.
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Whether in-person or online, you can celebrate Super Mario's 35th anniversary in Tokyo. We've translated all the details so far.
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Performance improvements, bug fixes and much more.
Crysis Remastered has been updated on Nintendo Switch, with a new patch taking the game to Version 1.4.0.
This latest update improves audio, overall game performance and fixes a number of issues - like crashes, Joy-Con sync problems and various other bugs impacting the experience. You can see the full patch notes for yourself below.
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Jasmin Habezai-Fekri is a 3D artist based in Germany who has done work for companies like Square Enix.
Nature is scary, especially when its flora and fauna are capable of supernatural feats. The Pokémon Company wants to make sure we don’t forget this harsh reality in the next Pokémon Sword and Shield expansion, which introduces a terrifying new addition to the Slowpoke family.
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According to a Bloomberg report
Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty, developer Oddworld Inhabitants' acclaimed remake of its 1997 puzzle-platformer Abe's Oddysee, will be making its way to Switch on 27th October.
New 'n' Tasty isn't exactly new, of course, having burst onto various platforms (including Wii U) back in 2014, but it's still a delight, giving the original game's gorgeously wrought tale of meat-processing and revolution - as seen through the eyes of put-upon floor-waxer Abe - a fresh lease of life with wonderfully expressive 3D character models, backgrounds, and cinematics.
"Despite such major graphical surgery, the soul of the game has survived along with the aesthetic", wrote Eurogamer's Christian Donlan in his 9/10 review back at launch. "What really stands out about Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty! is the sheer coherency of the original design. It was startling back in 1997 on the PlayStation when games did not often turn up with proper themes to think about, and it's still just as startling in 2014".
Available now.
If you haven't played Hades yet, what are you waiting for? It's easily one of the best games we've played on Switch this year.
In saying this, there have been issues hindering player progress. In the Switch version of the game, some users have encountered a "rare" issue when attempting to load save data. According to the developer Supergiant Games, a patch has now been made available.
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Supergiant Games has confirmed that it has issued a new update for Hades on Switch. The patch “addresses a rare issue reported by some players where save data was not loading properly, plus several other minor fixes and improvements.” We also have a bit of news regarding a more substantial update for Hades. You may recall that Supergiant decided to...
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Nintendo and Intelligent Systems have announced that Plumeria: Lewd Dream is joining Fire Emblem Heroes. She’ll be joining the game as a Mythic Hero this week. Plumeria: Lewd Dream goes live on September 30, and other Heroes will also appear. View a trailer for the event below.
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The Binding of Isaac: Repentance, the next expansion to The Binding of Isaac, has finally received some new details regarding its status, and it’s set to receive plenty of reveals in the coming months.
In a blog post made to Steam on Sept. 28, series creator Edmund McMillen revealed that Repentance had officially been listed for pre-order on Steam and was 90 percent complete. The expansion is currently slated for a tentative release date of Dec. 31, 2020 on PC. Info on what kind of new content the expansion will entail is set to be revealed through blog posts slated for publishing from mid-October on.
The Binding of Isaac: Repentance is set to feature a wealth of new content, so much so that McMillen compares it to a full-on sequel of sorts and says it’s on par with the amount of content added to the original flash game since Rebirth.
“I’ve been working closely with the team to ensure that this is the ‘Sequel DLC’ you’ve always wanted,” McMillen wrote. “The team has gone above and beyond and we’re really proud of how the game is coming together and I have a feeling you’re gunna shit your asses when you get your hands on it.”
McMillen likewise confirmed that there were console versions in the works. However, he stated that Tyrone Rodriguez, founder of Binding of Isaac’s publisher Nicalis, would be the person to reveal any news regarding when the release date for the expansion on consoles would be.
Which consoles the expansion might be released on has not been confirmed at this time.
The Binding of Isaac: Repentance is currently slated for release on Dec. 31 on PC via Steam. For more on all things related to the series, check out our review of The Legend of Bumbo, a turn-based spin-off title focused on a fan-favorite character from the original game.
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When Call of Duty: Modern Warfare first released for consoles and PC last year, it also had a mode that was exclusive to PS4. Survival Mode was set to be a timed exclusive for PS4 players for a year, but now it’s finally making its way over to Xbox One and PC as well.
As of Oct. 1, Survival Mode will be available on all platforms, as announced via the Season 6 blog post over on the official Call of Duty site.
At Season launch on console, owners of the full version of Modern Warfare will also have to download the Compatibility Pack to access Multiplayer and Special Ops, and the Survival Pack to access Survival. File sizes for these two Packs are below:
PlayStation 4 Compatibility Pack: 7.8 GB
PlayStation 4 Survival Pack: 5.8 GB
Xbox One Compatibility Pack: 8 GB
Xbox One Survival Pack: 5.9 GB
Note that on October 1, Xbox and PC players can access the Survival mode.
In Survival Mode, you and up to three other players will have to fend off hordes of enemies in waves that will get increasingly difficult, and have to think on your feet in various different combat situations.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare is now available on PS4, Xbox One, and PC.
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The Dragon Quest Tact US and European trademarks amounted to something! It will be released outside Japan.
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Arrives next February.
Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered isn't the only game that's been recently rated. Yesterday, in Australia, Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury was classified by the local board.
Unlike EA's game, this Nintendo published title has obviously already been announced. We also know it's arriving next year 12th February. This rating at least serves as a reminder that it's still on the way.
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Series 1 - 4 return this November.
It appears North America won't be the only region restocking the insanely popular Animal Crossing amiibo cards (series 1 - 4).
Nintendo Australia has also announced these cards will be making a return locally this November. Each pack will be priced at $4.95 AUD and can be pre-ordered right now from select stores. We expect Europe to follow this announcement.
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Ed Laag is an artist at VFX company Luna Pictures, who have worked on everything from Marvel movies to Final Fantasy XV.
The parkour and traditional music game hybrid Muse Dash will soon be receiving a major update on Switch. X.D. Network and PeroPeroGames are now introducing new DLC featuring Groove Coaster. Here’s the full rundown: The Groove Coaster (further referred to as GC) collaboration music pack [Let’s GROOVE!] contains 6 new songs from GC, which includes the famous rhythm game song...
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Last year, when Call of Duty: Modern Warfare was released, it was missing one critical mode: Zombies. The outlandish Zombies mode wasn’t a good fit for the realistic, gritty vibe of Modern Warfare, but it’ll be making a return to this year’s entry.
Over on the official Call of Duty Twitter page, it looks like we’ll be getting the official Zombies reveal for Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War later this week.
More specifically, the reveal will start at 10 a.m. Pacific Time on Sept. 30, or 1 p.m. Eastern Time. The reveal trailer itself will debut on the Call of Duty YouTube page.
While we don’t have any solid details about the mode just yet, it’s probably safe to assume that it’ll play out similarly to the modes in past entries. Up to four players will be able to explore a few different maps, buying weapons and finding clues to activate devices in order to unlock more of the map and progress. In the meantime, they’ll have to fend off hordes of zombies that come in waves, making the game more difficult as they progress.
Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War is set to be released on Nov. 13 for PS4, Xbox One, and PC.
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Logan Plant is the Production Assistant for NVC. He would have been very satisfied with this E3, thanks to Hyrule Warriors and Super Mario 3D World. Find him on Twitter at @LoganJPlant.
Crusader Kings II had the best patches, so its sequel Crusader Kings III has a lot to live up to. It’s off to a good start though, with its first update today full of welcome changes both big and small.
Start your engines.
Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered has been rated by Korea's Game Rating and Administration Committee, suggesting an official reveal is imminent.
This appears to be the same game that's surfaced across multiple online retailers over the past few months - we've even got some screenshots (see above).
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It was while rewatching 2009 space horror flick Pandorum over the weekend that I realized it’s essentially a Souls movie in disguise, released just a month before Demon’s Souls arrived in the United States.
As part of its attempts to crack down on cheating in Counter-Strike, and in particular one exploit that teams have been taking advantage of all year, the Esports Integrity Commission has just handed out bans for 37 coaches, some for just a few months, others for up to three years.
As part of Game Live Japan 2020, Shiren the Wanderer: The Tower of Fortune and the Dice of Fate was shown off with plenty of footage. Check out all of the gameplay below. Shiren the Wanderer: The Tower of Fortune and the Dice of Fate launches for Switch on December 2.
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The widespread Fall Guys hype may have simmered down a touch, but the game continues to be a popular success with content still coming from developer Mediatonic. The latest content comes in the form of a skin based on Gris, the 2D platforming game from Nomada Studio.
The Gris skin is based on the titular protagonist from the game and features, pretty much, hair. The outfit itself comes in two parts and is a shade of purple and features lighter purple swirls to decorate it. The top part of the outfit features Gris’ hair, blending from blue to purple.
The skin can be purchased through the Fall Guys in-game store through the use of Crowns — the currency you get for successfully winning all rounds in a game. Both the top half and the bottom half will cost you 5 crowns each bringing the total for the full skin to 10 Crowns.
Fall Guys has done well for itself, finding itself being the biggest PC launch since Overwatch, and bringing in over $185 million. Mediatonic also used the game’s popularity to help raise $1,000,000 for a UK-based charity, SpecialEffect.
The game is still currently in its first season, however, season 2 is due to be arriving next month which is to introduce a range of new content, including more skins and levels. It’s currently available on PC and PS4.
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Former Grand Theft Auto series producer Leslie Benzies has raised over $40.8 million for his in-development sci-fi open world game, Everywhere.
According to a report in The Telegraph, Benzies’ studio Build a Rocket Boy has succeeded in securing investment in the upcoming game from a variety of sources, including from Chinese tech company Netease (who has been making a lot of big gaming investments lately).
As per consultancy firm Beauhurst, Build a Rocket Boy’s latest funding round attracted over $40 million worth of investments.
Benzies worked on the Grand Theft Auto series at Rockstar North until 2016, when he left the company and took legal action against the studio and its parent company, Take-Two, claiming $150 million in unpaid royalties. The case was long and messy but was eventually settled in 2019.
Everywhere itself will be very different from anything Benzies has worked on before.
“Everywhere has a lot of traditional game mechanics but we’re going for something more that draws inspiration from, well, everywhere,” Benzies told Venturebeat in a 2017 interview.
“Players are getting smarter and require more from their games, and we want players to have the real freedom to live in our worlds in the ways they want to. We’re aiming to offer a huge variety of game modes and styles that not only tell our stories but also enable players to live in the identities and adventures they most want to explore.”
The game hasn’t been seen in a little while, and the current state of the title is unclear – though from this new round of funding, it’s obvious that Everywhere is at least still in active development.
Benzies is joined by Matthew Smith (audio lead) and Colin Entwhistle (lead camera programmer), both former Rockstar employees that joined Build a Rocket Boy back in 2017.
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Amazon Prime Day is officially taking place on October 13-14th, Amazon have announced. Their big Prime Day sale normally takes place in mid-July, but this year the ongoing coronavirus pandemic has pushed back Amazon’s big day of deals to the autumn, bringing it dangerously close to this year’s Black Friday deals.
Here’s everything we know so far about the official Prime Day date, how to get a good deal and what’s likely to be on sale. We also take a look back at the best deals from last year’s Amazon Prime Day to give you a better idea about the type of gaming deals you can expect to see on Prime Day 2020.
Pokemon Cafe Mix was announced as part of one of this summer’s Pokemon Presents presentations. The Free to Play puzzler, which achieved over five million downloads in less than two months, sees you take control of a cafe, serving guests and enticing other Pokemon to join your staff.
With the success of the title, support has continued to come and multiple updates have hit the game since launch. The latest update is one of the most substantial as it allows players to build a team, consisting of their real-world friends, to help with trickier Pokemon.
WHOA! A very hungry Snorlax is waiting to be served in front of your Pokémon Café! Not to worry, if you’ve got a team for the #PokemonCafeMix team event, you can get it served in no time, and maybe even add it to your staff! pic.twitter.com/WJxEtPcPxN
— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) September 25, 2020
The creation of a team costs 300 Golden Acorns and upon creation designates the original creator as the team captain. The official update recommends using this as an opportunity to create new friendships, saying:
“You can form a team with your existing friends, but this is also a great opportunity to branch out and become friends with other players as well.
You can always join an existing team. You can search for specific teams via their team name or team ID, or you can choose a team from a randomly generated list to join. No matter which method you choose, you and your new teammates will combine your efforts to take on some formidable challenges.”
The update also adds some new bonuses for players. For every team member recruited to a team, players will earn a bonus 300 Golden Acorns (up to 10,000). Players will also have the option to purchase, for real money, the special Team Order Pack. This pack contains a Pikachu wearing a Snorlax outfit, 13,400 golden acorns and a variety of items that can be used to help complete puzzles.
The main focus of forming a team is to take down a “very hungry” Snorlax. The Pokemon, who is available now until October 8, will be a very formidable challenge and players will “definitely need some helping hands” to recruit Pokemon Cafe Mix’s latest customer. Upon being recruited, Snorlax has a special ability that can “can clear Pokémon icons and gimmicks within a certain range below.”
Pokemon Cafe Mix is available now on Nintendo Switch and mobile devices.
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Dr. Mario World is adding a new doctor to the game, Dr. King Boo. Dr. King Boo has some interesting skills and abilities that have all been neatly condensed into a trailer alongside his announcement. This is included below and Dr. King Boo will be available in Dr. Mario World until October 4, at 10:59 PM PT. Yellow: "You can...
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Deep Silver and 5 Lives Studios have issued a third developer diary for Windbound. For the final video, we get to hear about main character Kara. Here’s an introduction plus the video itself – be warned that there may be spoilers: Her heritage has equipped her with all the skills she needs to survive, yet Kara still faces unknown situations,...
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A new Pokemon Masters update (version 2.1.0) is out to download on iOS and Android devices and it alters some stamina and gem costs. The full details of this roughly 39MB update is included below. Update Details Some screens in the game now allow you to switch between tabs showing your Pokémon hatched from Eggs and your other Sync Pairs....
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They Came From A Communist Planet
opens when you’re abducted from your miserable inner city room by aliens who tell you, among other things: “Capitalism offers no future. It can only seal off the exits.”
Dragalia Lost’s second anniversary is on the horizon, and a new raid event has been announced to accompany it. This raid is called Forgotten Truths and its story follows Zethia as she is transported 1,000 years into the past. A lengthy trailer has been dropped alongside this information and it gives a good look into the story of this event....
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Today Capcom released a new trailer and a gallery of screenshots showcasing the fifth free title update for Monster Hunter World: Iceborne.
We get to see Fatalis and Arch Tempered Velkhana on top of the gear they will provide.
On top of that, we take a look at the gear from the Universal Studio Japan collaboration and the new Seliana fest titled “Fun Fright Quest,” which will celebrate Halloween.
Of course, it comes with its own rewards and decorations.
The update releases on October 1, so you won’t need to wait long.
This will be the final update for Iceborne as Capcom prepares to move on after a long support for Monster Hunter World as a whole. It’ll be interesting to see if its team will reveal a sequel at some point. Considering how successful it has been, I would be surprised if it didn’t happen.
You can check out the trailer and screenshots below.
Monster Hunter World: Iceborne is available worldwide for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One since September 6, 2019, while Steam version was released in January.
If you’re interested in Monster Hunter in general, Capcom recently announced Monster Hunter Rise and Monster Hunter Stories 2, both exclusively for Nintendo Switch.
You can also check out Rise’s first gameplay that was showcased at Tokyo Game Show.
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FarmVille, the farming simulation game that debuted on Facebook 11 years ago, will be shutting down this December, Zynga announced.
The free to play social network game about growing crops, raising animals, and paying real money to skip time will be supported until Dec. 31, 2020.
The reason for the closure is that Adobe will stop distributing and updating Flash Player on that same date, which FarmVille is built on as a game run in an internet browser, and Facebook will stop supporting flash games on its platform after that date.
“We’re aware that many of you have been with us since the very beginning, helping to build an incredible global community of players over the years who’ve enjoyed this game just as much as we have,” Zynga said in a support post. “For that we say thank you.”
In-app purchases will be available until Nov. 17, then the game’s payment system will be turned off. Players can still spend their remaining credits and play the game until Dec. 31.
Zynga said it is “working on fun in-game activities” for the remaining time, and pointed players towards Farmville 2: Tropic Escape on mobile and the upcoming worldwide launch of Farmville 3 for mobile, which is currently in soft launch.
FarmVille originally launched on Facebook in 2009 and became the most popular game on the site quickly, peaking at 83.76 million monthly active users in March 2010 and 34.5 million daily active users.
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Balan Wonderworld director Yuji Naka revealed a couple ways how next-generation features could make controlling the characters more fun.
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