If you’ve loaded up your copy of Splatoon 2 recently, you may have noticed that a new patch has just been released, updating the game to ‘Version 1.1.2’. As we’re a generous bunch, we thought we’d share with you all the details about what’s included in the new update.
Nintendo has updated their financial data, giving us some hard numbers on their console and its first party games. We’ve also got word from Famitsu and Media Create, giving us early numbers on the physical Splatoon 2 sales in Japan. Numbers ahoy!
I’ll have some calamari instead of cod, please.
While you can already poke around in some of the demo’s bits, the real “meat and potatoes” of it goes live for only a few short hours this Saturday.
Mini-Cod special.
Nintendo has released the version 2.0 update for their not even month old righting title ARMS, bringing more content and some welcome fixes to the masses.
A fighter you might have run into if you’ve played the ARMS Grand Prix, Max Brass – the former reigning champ – is now coming free to a roster near you.
My views on paid DLC vary quite wildly. It really depends on whether I see it as something that genuinely enhances the game in hand, or whether I see it as something that’s been scrimped from the original release and used to simply fill the coffers of the developers. It also takes some getting used to that Nintendo have embraced the model at all, yet here we are with the first element of the expansion pass for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild; The Master Trials.
Today’s Nintendo Direct has gone over all the game’s bit in detail, and has revealed even more about the game in the run up to release.
Nintendo has issued another update to their most recent Mario Kart experience – fixing some of the things that might have been nagging you, and adding some things it’s been missing.
