After months of speculation, there’s finally some solid evidence of a Switch Mini. Indeed, for months, investors have been said that there’ll be new and smaller model of the Nintendo Switch. Sources say it’ll be smaller with detachable Joy-Cons. There was expectation that it was to be revealed at E3 but it wasn’t shown. Some emails are being sent by a Chinese company about accessories for it as well. There is a high suspicion of those emails. Now there’s concrete evidence by known Nintendo Switch accessories seller, BigBen as reported by Go Nintendo.
These images seem to confirm that there will not be detachable Joy-Cons. The Nintendo investor’s meeting is on July 31st. We should be expecting either a comment on these rumors or an official announcement of the Switch Mini.
The Switch Mini has been heavily rumored for quite a while now, as various publications such as The Wall Street Journal have reported on the potential model releasing this year. The WSJ recently stated that Nintendo moved the production of some Switch units to Asia to counter the proposed tariff, and stated that Nintendo had started production of the Switch Mini and Switch Pro there.
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While this look like awesome news, I wouldn’t get your hopes up just yet. There’s a good chance that these two teams are likely working on DLC which could potentially get scrapped at any point. This is definitely an interesting development though, and we’ll have to wait and see what’s made of these two projects. This all combined with an unannounced project may bring a future of surprises for fans of CD Projekt.
Nintendo has announced the theme for Maximus Cup 5 – Splatoon! In honor of the final Splatfest happening soon, Maximus Cup 5 will start on July 7, and go until the 15th. Players are encouraged to get 100 points through online matches so the event theme can be saved on their game permanently.
The Walking Dead: Definitive Edition will feature everything from Seasons 1-4 along with Walking Dead: Michonne. There will also be a slew of graphical improvements to make the games feel more polished. To add that extra little bit of change, you’ll also find updates to the menus and some behind the scenes content to enjoy. Unfortunately, the game will be coming exclusively to the Epic Games Store for PC. This will upset a lot of people (including me), but it doesn’t come as a surprise. Still, there’s nothing saying it won’t ever come to Steam so we can at least have hope.
To an extent, this statement actually does make sense. It’s no doubt that Battleborn wasn’t exactly regarded as a solid experience. It was riddled with many different issues and this would’ve likely made Gearbox actually do things differently. We won’t know just how good the game is until September, so we’ll have to see how that holds up.
Starting with Xbox One, you have INSIDE available from July 1st to the 31st. INSIDE is a puzzle-platforming adventure game made by the brilliant team behind Limbo. You take on the role of a kid in a heavily dystopian future trying to cheat death along with solve many puzzles. The game currently has a 93 on Metacritic and should be a must play if you haven’t tried it already.
Moving on to Xbox 360, you have Castlevania: Symphony of the Night available from the 1st to the 16th. Following that is Meet the Robinsons available from the 16th to the 31st. Both games are solid classic games, receiving generally positive scores.