[Hilo Oficial] Nintendo Switch

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Just announced in Treehouse: Live at #E32018 – Koopa Troopa and Blooper will be added to #MarioTennis Aces as playable characters via free software updates in July and August.

Watch the show: https://t.co/gwDpq8mPg0 pic.twitter.com/hRXcS4FcAv

— Nintendo of Europe (@NintendoEurope) June 13, 2018

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El Mánager General de Nintendo Francia habla sobre sus espectativas de ventas:

French outlet Le Figaro published an interview with Philippe Lavoué, the General Manager of Nintendo France. They talked about sales figures and targets, Nintendo’s E3 showing and more. Here are some key points from the interview:

• for France, Nintendo’s goal is to reach 2 million Switch units sold by the end of 2018
  
• software sales are up by 20% compared to last year
  
• Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze has nearly reached 100,000 copies sold in France alone
  
• they’re expectating only about 20% of their Nintendo Labo stock to be sold by September, while the remaining part should be sold during the Christmas period; says that market curves are different for toys than video games
  
• for E3, the plan was to only talk about games releasing in the coming months
  
• there are more opportunities for announcements at Japan Expo in July, gamescom in August and Tokyo Game Show in September
  
• for this holiday season, Nintendo’s big three games are Super Mario Party, Pokemon Let’s Pikachu & Eevee and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate; the first two especially are expected to bring in a large casual audience
  
• Nintendo has pretty ambitious goals for Pokemon Let’s Go Pikachu & Eevee and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, but so far the public reception has exceeded their expectations
  

It’s pretty interesting that Lavoué specifically names Tokyo Game Show, an event that Nintendo has traditionally been skipping. Could they actually have a presence there this year, or was Lavoué only referring to third-party games?

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En el Tokyo Game Show ya tendríamos que ver material del Shin Megami Tensei V, que llevamos varios meses sin novedades.

Y a ver si finalmente vemos algo de la versión Switch de Dragon Quest XI.

Y el hecho de que Nintendo se haya guardado cartas bajo la manga en este E3, creo que es porque piensan hacer un último direct tocho de este 2018, en Agosto ó Septiembre.

Por cierto, leí por ahí que Youkai Watch 4 tendrá su primer trailer en unos días.

Y permanecer atento al Tales of Festival de este fin de semana, que quien sabe, quizás Tales of Vesperia HD no es el único Tales of para Switch anunciado en este 2018.

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(14-06-2018 15:38)Sir_Dekar escribió:Por cierto, leí por ahí que Youkai Watch 4 tendrá su primer trailer en unos días.

El 23 de Junio, también se va a anunciar un nuevo Yokai Watch y confirmaron que el Inazuma Eleven se va a finales de año en Japón para todas las plataformas, no en verano que se había dicho

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Ya está la segunda demo de Octopath Traveler para descargar.

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Arcade Archives: Donkey Kong y Sky Skipper llegarán a Nintendo Switch

Nintendo ha anunciado que la serie Arcade Archives que ofrece una reproducción fiel de clásicos arcades se ampliará el viernes 15 de junio con la llegada de Donkey Kong por 6,99 euros. Para los profanos en la materia, en el arcade de Donkey Kong hay que evitar una serie de obstáculos a la vez que se asciende por una zona de construcción hasta rescatar a Lady. Esta edición contiene la versión inicial y posterior, así como la versión internacional.

Además, Nintendo ha comunicado que en julio la iniciativa Arcade Archives sumará a Sky Skipper, el desafortunado sucesor de Donkey Kong. En este arcade los jugadores pilotan un biplano con el objetivo de rescatar a varios miembros de una familia real en manos de los gorilas.

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https://t.co/nnzQl7Hhff

— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) June 14, 2018

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Panic Button trabaja en otro port AAA para Switch, posible anuncio el mes que viene

Variety caught up with Panic Button head Adam Creighton at E3 this week. During the discussion, some interesting information was shared about the company’s plans and porting efforts with Switch.

According to Creighton, Panic Button has spent close to six years working with the Switch hardware, including early development tech.

He said:

“We’ve been working on the hardware for a long time, almost six years. That’s more than almost any third party.”

Creighton also revealed that Panic Button is working on another major port expected to be announced next month.

Regarding Panic Button’s ports of Bethesda games, Creighton noted:

“With Bethesda, between ‘Doom’ and ‘Wolfenstein II,’ they’ve shown you can put these games that are triple A on the hardware. Doom has been received very well. Zenimax is extremely happy with the external feedback.”

Creighton said that with Wolfenstein II, the team is “really pushing the engine forward and everything else. We’re trying to hold onto all of those visuals.” He added that the team is proud of its accomplishment in that area.

Wolfenstein II runs at 30 frames per second on Switch with variable resolution. Motion controls are also in and have been refined since they were added to Doom.

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