Hey
, here’s issue 101 of Switch Weekly, with all the Nintendo news you need to know.
First off, I’d like to say a thanks to those of you who reached out with kind words of support and thanks following
last week’s 100th issue
. Here’s to the next 100!
This week Starlink, NBA 2K Playgrounds 2, Jackbox Party 5, Dark Souls Remastered, Lego DC Super-Villains and Warriors Orochi 4 are all hitting the eShop
(to name a few)
.
As for me, I’ve been playing a few things including the superb Overcooked 2
(it’s 20% off on the eShop at time of writing!)
, The Swindle
(I’ll have my review to share next week)
, and more Mini Metro
(it’s a perfect ten minute ‘end of day’ wind down sort of game)
.
Anyway, all the usual links and releases below. Until next week,
Cheers,
Chris
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A super-easy version of The Legend of Zelda is out now on Switch
This was a surprise addition to the NES app last week. It’s the original NES-era Zelda, but made a little easier — you start out with cash, keys and items. I’m all for Nintendo offering up special, remixed or altered versions of their old games. More please!
Alex Donaldson
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VG247
Google’s Project Stream is impressive so far
This isn’t strictly Switch related, but Google’s Project Stream, which allows users to play top-tier games
(like Assassin’s Creed Odyssey)
in a Chrome browser tab, recently went into early testing. It apparently works well — so with ‘cloud’ releases of games on the Switch in Japan
(
such as Resident Evil 7
)
being a thing, I think this marks an interesting trend of what may be on the horizon as something more prevalent.
Jason Schreier
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Kotaku
ACCESSORIES
REVIEW
NS Glasses 3D VR Headset for Switch
The Switch doesn’t do VR, so this thing really ain’t a Virtual Reality headset. It’s two lenticular lenses that attemt to give the wearer a 3D effect. Looks bad.
Alex Olney
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Nintendo Life
Upcoming Releases
All dates are EU unless otherwise stated.
