Nintendo news (September 30): Nintendo Switch Training / SNES Controller (Europe)
Today’s Nintendo news: Nintendo Switch Training announced for the Nintendo Switch, but also…
- Super Nintendo Entertainment System Controller for Nintendo Switch (Europe)
- Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order
- The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening
- Nintendo Minute
- Dragalia Lost
Nintendo Switch Training
While many people thought the series was either dead or about to make a comeback as a mobile game, Nintendo have announced a brand new game in the Brain Age / Brain Training series for the Nintendo Switch. It’s called Nintendo Switch Training, and it will be released on December 27th in Japan. Quite interestingly, nothing has been announced for Europe and North America yet.
Nintendo Switch Training makes uses of the various features of the Nintendo Switch, including the touchscreen and the IR Camera of the Joy-Con. The exercices making use of the latter will not be playable on Nintendo Switch Lite (since it lacks the IR Camera), unless you get a Joy-Con separately (if you don’t already have one).
Here’s the debut trailer and the overview trailer for the game:
The game will be available in two editions:
- retail (including touchpen): 3 480 Yen + taxes, which is quite cheaper than the usual Nintendo game at retail
- digital: 2 680 Yen + taxes
- touchpen (standalone): 800 Yen + taxes (available via the My Nintendo Store)
Finally, here’s some pictures for the game:
Nintendo Switch Training (Switch) comes out on December 27th in Japan. The Upcoming Games page has been updated!
Source: Nintendo
Super Nintendo Entertainment System Controller for Nintendo Switch (Europe)
Heads up for players in Europe: the Super Nintendo Entertainment System Controller for Nintendo Switch is now available for purchase on the official Nintendo Store (excelusively for Nintendo Switch Online subscribers). It costs 29.99€ / £26.99 + shipping, and orders are limited to 4 per customer. Deliveries will take place between October 2nd and October 10th.
Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order
Here’s the trailer for the first set of DLC for Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order, now available worldwide:
The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening
The latest official blog post for The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening is now live. This one is from Ryo Nagamatsu, who came to talk about the music of the game: click here to check out what he had to say!
Here’s an excerpt:
The advantage of playing one melody with one instrument is that changes in expression or how the melody is played are easier to feel because they result in a more direct change in the music. As a result, we can make the melody wonderful on its own without tweaking it or making the arrangement more extravagant. Old games only had few tones anyway, so in that sense it’s really a straightforward remake.
And here’s the Accolades Trailer for the game:
Finally, here’s the latest video from the Domino King, featuring The Leend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening!
Nintendo Minute
Here’s the latest episode of Nintendo Minute, which isn’t about a specific game this time around:
Nintendo Minute is never a minute! Today we’re answering the toughest The Legend of Zelda-themed would you rather questions! How would you answer these, what would you choose? Also let us know if you have other would you rather questions you want us to answer. As always, thanks so much for watching and we’ll see you next week!
-Kit & Krysta
Dragalia Lost
Here’s the trailer for the Fractured Futures Raid Event for Dragalia Lost, which is now live:
Dragalia Lost (Android, iOS) still does not have a release date in Europe.
