So, what’d you think of yesterday’s Nintendo Direct? Overall, my friends and I thought it was solid. In case you missed it, I’ll be here to cover some of the bigger reveals. Anyway, speaking of Nintendo, their eShop received some new goodies.
Mr. Shifty snuck on to the Nintendo Switch! An action game with an overhead perspective, you’re trying to fulfill your heist while staying alive!
The Jackbox Party Pack 3 consists of five games: Fakin’ It, Guesspionage, Quiplash, Tee K.O. and Trivia Murder Party. Up to eight players can join in depending on the game, and every game allows “up to 10,000 audience members playing along!”
Puyo Puyo Tetris will join the Switch lineup on April 25, although a demo is up to whet your appetite. SEGA’s upcoming crossover will mesh two well-known puzzle titles together. I’m excited!
BYE-BYE BOXBOY!, for the Nintendo 3DS, concludes Qbby’s trilogy. This time, Qbabies need tending to, and saving them will grant our hero one of four new powers. Furthermore, cosmetic alterations can be unlocked by tapping one of the four Kirby amiibo.
Team Kirby Clash Deluxe was announced yesterday. A free-to-start multiplayer game, get three friends and beat those bosses!
Here’s everything Nintendo released on the eShop today:
Nintendo Switch
Games:
Demos:
Wii U
Games:
Nintendo 3DS
Games:
New Nintendo 3DS
Games:
Nothing listed above catches your attention? Check out what’s on sale. My Nintendo received a few new discounts based around the egg-cellent hero, Yoshi! Another National StreetPass Weekend is about to begin, and Fire Emblem Heroes will be visited by characters from Echoes.
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