Hello, Nintendo fans!
This September week turned out to be incredibly packed for our community: from the first technical details of upcoming releases for Nintendo Switch 2 to unexpected hype in the retro market. We closely followed every update, announcement, and new discount in the digital store. Let's look back together at the most interesting events of the past few days!
Top News and Fresh Announcements
Upcoming Hits and Graphics: Capcom has finally revealed technical details and plans for the Monster Hunter Wilds demo, while the developers of the spy action game 007 First Light explained the reasons for delaying the Switch 2 version. Meanwhile, enthusiasts have already evaluated the graphics comparison of the Stellar Blade demo, and the dynamic project Absolum received a free update with 60 FPS support.
Major Franchises and Adaptations: The management of the American branch shared high expectations for The Legend of Zelda film adaptation, while insiders hint that the first trailer for the Link movie might be right around the corner. Amid rumors surrounding the Metroid series, a sharp spike in prices for physical copies of Metroid Dread has been recorded, and the cult stealth game Thief: The Dark Project Remastered pleased fans with a gameplay trailer.
Hardware and Unexpected Bugs: Nintendo is preparing three new console bundles for the European market for the holiday season, and for fans of classics, a stylish Battle Dock with GameCube controller ports has been released. However, there were some hiccups: the fresh 1.1 patch for TES IV: Oblivion Remastered slightly degraded the visuals, but Bethesda is already promptly addressing the graphical issues.
Discounts, Charts, and Reviews: A massive sale of hit games from Square Enix has launched in the digital store, Switch Online subscribers received trial access to Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, and at the end of the month, the Middle-earth: Shadow Bundle will be released with a nice pre-order discount.
Finally, Switch 2 maintains undisputable leadership in Japan, critics highly praised the new Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave, which also hides a neat Easter egg on the inner cover. Additionally, the updated file sizes for The Witcher 3 Remastered were revealed, and Ubisoft presented a detailed six-minute overview of Rayman Legends Retold.
What's Next?
There are even more major releases and unexpected showcases ahead, so keep your consoles charged. Stay tuned with Ukraine Nintendo Daily, play only the best, and take care of yourselves!
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