Introducing the five members of the Splatoon 2 “Wet Floor” band
Squid Squad got nothing on them. 😉
NintendObserver’s select content in Japanese.
NintendObserver’s select content in Japanese.
Squid Squad got nothing on them. 😉
Some of these are now available in the real world on Pokémon Go.
"Gangaze Outdoor Music Folk" per Google Translate. Where in-game rock bands perform.
The first 151 Pokémon as seen from the lens of Sun & Moon.
The game launches in Japan on March 30.
Dragon Quest and FIFA showcased.
When your grandpa schools you at table tennis.
Release the Ganon.
Two great games in one, and playable anywhere.
I'm gonna be whooping so many Squids that weekend it wouldn't even be funny.
Here's what spectator mode looks like in Splatoon 2.
Breath of the Wild, Arms, 1-2 Switch.
Taking the Pokémon Go concept to a new dimension.
Cutscenes from Radiant Dawn included.
Each of these weapons have different properties even when using charged attacks.
Each of the five first characters thoroughly presented.
They even made specific artworks for each of the Switch's three playstyles.
Without region-locking, even if the game faces slow localization it will still be available in Japanese worldwide in the meantime.
Sugoi...
That mother was really into the game. 🙂