SEGA was in attendance at the SXSW gaming panel over the weekend, and while closing up, the company had something to tease.
Other than that teaser and the fact SEGA have said it is not a sequel (sorry Sonic All Stars Racing fans), we have nothing to work from at the moment. Hopefully more details should reveal themselves by E3!
Europe’s ultimate test to find the best Inkling squad is nearly here. On the 31st March 2018, Polymanga in Switzerland will be hosting the Splatoon European Championships 2018!
16 legendary teams from around Europe will enter the semi-finals on the 30th and 31st March, with only four entering the finals on the 31st to take home the glory. These teams include Team Mako and 4D from the UK, NinPlayers from Italy, and, of course, Splat Tim from Russia.
That’s not all! As a pre-final event, Inkopolis’ pop-idol duo, Pearl and Marina, will be performing in virtual form, accompanied by a live band, in the Off the Hook concert.
Check out the full press release after the break with info on where you can watch the events unfold live!
Hello buzzers!
Today I thought I would let everyone know that NintyBuzz has now moved to a dedicated server, previously we were on a shared server.
But what does this mean?
Essentially the new server is a lot more secure, especially with the added SSL certificate. We have also done a bit of a cleanup behind the scenes, which means there should be faster loading times and less down time. Before there was constant MySQL errors, but hopefully the new server will be preventing this.
Before I go, I know it is a bit premature, but this years E3 Hub is now up and running, preparing for the ultimate gamer event in only two months time (and a bit). Expect more details over the coming weeks for the schedule and more!
That’s it for now
Until next time
Keep on buzzin’!
Leon Fletcher – NintyBuzz
Yesterday saw the first full length Nintendo Direct of 2018, and it certainly raised the bar somewhat for E3. It was an absolutely incredible Direct and if you didn’t get the chance to watch it, then we have you covered with a written overview of all that was announced!
Check them out right after the break.
You would think that after 15 games, Mario and co. would be completely partied out. Apparently not, as this time the Mushroom Kingdom is holding a special party bash to celebrate the most integral part of any Mario Party game… the mini-games! Take a stroll down nostalgia lane with 100 mini-games from the past ten years (yes, Mario Party turns ten this year in Japan) in Mario Party: The Top 100!
Is Mario Party: The Top 100 the ultimate celebration, or is it worse than that one party I hosted when nobody turned up? Find out in our review after the break… and after I’ve finished crying!
Hold on tight to your tea and crumpets, Level 5’s Layton series is back with a brand new puzzling adventure, featuring the young whippersnapper, Ernest Greeves, an amnesia suffering talking dog, Sherl, and the main lady, daughter of Professor Hershel Layton, Katrielle Layton. With the Layton Detective Agency setup, it is up to you to live up to the ‘Any Mystery Solved’ motto in Layton’s Mystery Journey: Katrielle and the Millionaires’ Conspiracy… let’s just refer it to Layton’s Mystery Journey to save on the word count, shall we.
Does Layton’s Mystery Journey live up to the great Hershel Layton, or is it more unpleasant than arguing the pronunciation of ‘scone’? Find out in our review after the break!
Harvest Moon… sorry, Story of Seasons is back on 3DS. This relaxing farming sim follows the life of an avid young farmer proving himself to his father while making a bunch of friends on the sidelines.
Is Story of Seasons: Trio of Town fruitful enough to be Best of Show, or is it better to just use as fertiliser? Find out in our review after the break!
