What are YoRHa doing?
Crikey, it’s the weekend already..? Ah well, we’ll take it!
Looking back on this week, it’s kinda felt like a bit of a quieter one, but we’ve still had some pretty sizeable news items drop. The top story this week was undoubtedly the reveal of the new Lego set based on the Legend of Zelda franchise’s Deku Tree; it’s an expensive one, but a beautiful one.
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“With a fresh coat of paint”.
Pictured: The Nintendo of America sign before it was updated
Nintendo’s next-generation hardware is on the horizon, and with this in mind, NoA appears to have freshened up its signage.
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It will partner with Xbox to publish its next game.
In March, the Crash Bandicoot and Spyro developer Toys for Bob announced it would leave Activision and the Xbox team to become an independent studio. In an update on social media, it’s now made this official with a profile update.
In its bio description on X, it now says “We are an independent game development studio and have been making epic entertainment since 1989”. So, that’s it, the California developer is officially independent!
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