Adds a small Battlefield stage
A new update for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate has been rolled out. Most notably it adds a new (and smaller) version of the Battlefield stage. There are also some online adjustments and more general fixes to make the experience more enjoyable.
Below are the full patch notes via Nintendo:
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PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X will both be out by the end of the year, and we’re starting to get a much better picture of what each of the next gen consoles has to offer. Most recently, both PlayStation and Xbox have had extensive showcases of the first party games coming to their platforms, leaving only minor questions unanswered… y’know, little things like “how much will they cost?”
What we want to know from you, however, is how you’re feeling about each of the new systems right now, as well as how much you’d be prepared to pay for
Warframe’s third open world, Heart of Deimos, will be added to the game on all platforms on August 25, 2020, and brings with it a brand new way to customize your Warframe in the Helminth Chrysalis System, Necromechs, and much more.
Revealed at TennoCon 2020, Deimos’ open world features a hauntingly-beautiful landscape that has been overrun by Infested enemies, the dark Entrati, and more “sights unseen in ever-changing underground cave networks.”
Players will also be able to “harness the power of the Void” with the community-designed Xaku, which also happens to be the second-ever Warframe to be “designed by the
Halo: The Master Chief Collection will get crossplay between Xbox One and PC in 2020 alongside a custom game browser, PC fileshare, per game graphics and audio options, mouse and keyboard support on Xbox One, and more.
343 Industries published a new Halo: The Master Chief Collection development update on Halo Waypoint and gave an update on some of the biggest features the team is working on for 2020.
While none of these have specific dates besides 2020, the list includes Crossplay, Input Based MM, Server Region Selection, Custom Game Browser, Per Game Graphics Options, Per Game Audio Options, M&K
If you haven’t already bought and assembled the LEGO Nintendo Entertainment System, there’s a really nostalgic – and cool – easter egg contained within this particular build that you need to know about.
For those of you who have no intention of adding this kit to your Nintendo or LEGO collection – read on. Located underneath a side panel of the system is a recreation of Super Mario Bros. World 1-2. It even features the warp zone section at the end, allowing you to jump ahead in the game. Take a look below:
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