Category: Nintendo

It’s REALLY done now!

Remember how a special task force dubbed ‘Team 0%’ managed to clear every level in Super Mario Maker before Nintendo’s Wii U online shutdown? Well, there was also one “illegitimate upload” titled ‘Trimming the Herbs’ which the community was determined to overcome.

Now, with just days remaining, this level has officially been cleared. As highlighted on the ‘Games’ subreddit, the community persisted and this level was “conquered”. It was completed by ‘sanyx91smm2’ and you can see the flawlessly executed 25-second run in the video below:

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Hallownest awaits.

It’s the weekend folks, which means it’s time to find out which games we’ll be sinking a few hours into. Before that, however, let’s check out a recap of what’s been going down this week.

First up, we found out that the Switch might have an even bigger task ahead of it if we want it to become the best-selling console of all time. Weird… Elsewhere, the Japanese clothing retailer Uniqlo officially revealed a rather fetching Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom range, and we also caught wind of an intriguing patent from Nintendo to ease those ‘troublesome’ Switch dock wires.

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It’s also out on Switch.

Pie for Breakfast and Mega Cat Studios have today launched their brand new retro-style adventure game Kudzu. Heavily inspired by classic Zelda — particularly the Oracle games and Link’s Awakening — you can nab this title on the Switch eShop or Game Boy.

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Looking good!

When Nintendo announced that the Super Nintendo World attraction in Japan would be receiving a Donkey Kong expansion in Spring 2024, our hearts nearly leapt out of our chests.

Well, it’s Spring 2024 uh, now, so it must be nearing completion, right? Right. Judging from the above footage recorded by YouTube channel L.C.A.STUDIOS (USJ Information Bureau), the expansion looks like it’s basically done at this point, with the flagship rollercoaster ride being tested to ensure its safety.

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End game.

This is your final reminder that if you want to play your 3DS or Wii U online, you’ve only got until Monday when the online servers are taken offline for good. There’s still time to enjoy some online play with the original Splatoon, then — just not long. Enjoy it while you can!

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Now arriving “one week earlier”.

Following the announcement of Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance in February, Atlus has now released the second official trailer for the game.

In case you missed it, this will be the “definitive version” of Shin Megami Tensei V – featuring a brand new storyline, new locations, new demons to add to your team and new choices to make. Here’s some additional PR:

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Deep dive.

Nintendo yesterday dropped new details about the upcoming Switch release Endless Ocean Luminous, and now it’s released a new ASMR-like video highlighting the “sights and sounds” of the game.

This video is almost four minutes in length, and as you listen to it, you’ll be able to hear all the sounds of the ocean, straight out of the game.

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Freedom Planet 2! Botany Manor! The Gap!

The latest Nintendo Download update for North America has arrived, and it’s bringing new games galore to the eShop in your region. As always, be sure to drop a vote in our poll and comment down below with your potential picks for the week. Enjoy!

Switch eShop – Highlights

What They Don’t Sea (LearnDistrict, 29th Mar, $4.99) – Explore a wonderful mix of beautiful and creepy environments, with drops of humor delivered by charming underwater creatures in this oceanic adventure! As a marine researcher with the Rachel Carson Research Organization, you have been sent to collect samples of a new species of algae for an alternative energy project. Explore the depths of the ocean but be sure to watch your air levels! Friendly creatures like Bean, the jellyfish weapons dealer, will help prepare you for the … not-so-friendly creatures along your journey. What They Don’t Sea was created by Team Atlantis, a group of middle school girls who won the grand prize at the 2019 Girls Make Games Demo Day competition.

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Well isn’t that just peachy?

This week’s Japanese charts are in from Famitsu (via Gematsu) and Nintendo’s latest release once again finds itself sitting on the throne.

Yes, Princess Peach: Showtime! is number one again this week, though its additional 27,258 sales are nothing compared to its 77,562 debut. The PS5’s Rise of the Ronin has, uhh, risen to number two this time, kicking last week’s silver medallist, Dragon’s Dogma II, down into fifth.

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Dive in next month.

Nintendo has today revealed the Japanese website for Endless Ocean Luminous, containing new details of what we can expect from the diving sim when it makes a splash on Switch on 2nd May.

The Japanese website is (shockingly) in Japanese, though TokyoGameLife has translated the newly revealed features so that we can see what’s in store.

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