Retail listings suggest Ubisoft might release Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced on Nintendo's upcoming platform.
This week’s Nintendo news is dominated by rumors of a significant game potentially making its way to the upcoming Switch 2 console. Several outlets, including My Nintendo News, Nintendo Everything, and Nintendo Life, report on a French retailer’s listing that hints at an “Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced” themed controller. The listing has sparked speculation that the game itself might launch on Nintendo’s new platform. As of now, the controller’s release is supposedly set for September 22nd, but Ubisoft has yet to confirm any game release, leaving potential players waiting for further announcements, possibly in an upcoming Nintendo Direct.
Switch 2 Game Impressions
Nintendo Everything offers some early impressions of “Dragon’s Dogma 2: Dark Arisen” on the Switch 2. Capcom’s latest addition to the series is characterized by a new campaign focused on the character of the Arisen. Early hands-on experiences suggest a meaty expansion, rekindling interest in the franchise for fans and newcomers alike.
Meanwhile, “Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault” has launched on the Switch 2 as well, with a new trailer accompanying the release. This sequel maintains the action RPG with roguelike elements, building on the charm of its predecessor while likely expanding the narrative and gameplay mechanics.
Patch and Reviews
The latest update for “Super Smash Bros. Ultimate,” version 13.0.5, is out now, as reported by Nintendo Everything. This update is minor, addressing a bug concerning invalid data exchanges in online battles. While not offering new features, it maintains the game’s smooth online experience.
A mini review by Nintendo Life of “The Immortal John Triptych” praises it as one of the funniest gaming experiences available. Compiling three titles from developer Joe Richardson, the game stands out with its unique use of Middle Ages and Renaissance paintings to create interactive scenes. Despite being older releases, their inclusion in one package appears to be an effective way to deliver the humor and creative gameplay collectively.
In other news, a massive Blu-ray collection of 24 Pokémon movies has appeared on the market. With the 25th installment on the horizon, collectors and enthusiasts can now relive a large swathe of Pokémon cinematic history, provided they have a significant budget to spend.
