An English version of Beyblade X XONE has been made available on the Nintendo Switch eShop, in a surprise move from developer FuRyu. Despite announcing earlier in the year that an English release was in the works, no definitive release date was provi… Read on blog or Reader My Nintendo News Read on blog or Reader English version of Beyblade X XONE shadow-dropped onto Nintendo Switch eShop By Amaan on November 15, 2024 An English version of Beyblade X XONE has been made available on the Nintendo Switch eShop, in a surprise move from developer FuRyu. Despite announcing earlier in the year that an English release was in the works, no definitive release date was provided by the company since then- only for it to have now launched alongside its Japanese counterpart on November 14. Based on the Beyblade X anime, the game offers a storyline with a new tournament, exciting battles, countless customization options, and local / online multiplayer. It can only be purchased in addition to the Season Pass and not individually. Beyblade X XONE & Season Pass comes in at $49.99 on the US eShop. Readers can see the trailer and eShop description for the game below: BEYBLADE X XONE is not available for purchase as the base game only. Please purchase the bundle, "BEYBLADE X XONE & Season Pass", which includes the season pass for free. Get ready to have a blast, because the game adaptation of BEYBLADE X is here! Experience action-packed BEYBLADE battles in a stadium equipped with BEYBLADE X's signature X-celerator Rail as you unleash the Xtreme Dash and use the game's original "Active Gauge". ■STORY A new tournament, The X Championship, is being held at The X. Compete against rivals and strengthen bonds as you aim for the top of The X! ■BATTLE Feel the impact of extreme acceleration in the stadium equipped with the X-celerator Rail. Unleash critical "Attacks" and "Counters" one after another, then use the "X Skill" to blow your opponent away in style! ■CUSTOMIZE Customization takes X Skills into account and offers over 100 million possible combinations! Freely combine parts and skills to set up your Bey just the way you want. ■ONLINE BATTLES In online battles, you can compete against Bladers from all corners of the globe anytime, anywhere! Compete with Bladers from around the world and aim for the top. Additional Beys Explode Onto the Scene! Get 9 Beys that didn't fit into the original version of the game! Details and the distribution schedule will be published sequentially on the official website. *Unreleased Beys cannot be used until they are distributed. Digital Beyboosters included in this pass: "BEYBLADE X XONE Digital Beybooster Vol. 1" "BEYBLADE X XONE Digital Beybooster Vol. 2" "BEYBLADE X XONE Digital Beybooster Vol. 3" Source / Via Comment

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It's that time of the week again where its time to find out how video gaming hardware and physical gaming software did in Japan. Famitsu has decided to release the latest boxed video game and hardware charts. This time, it's for for the week of Nove… Read on blog or Reader My Nintendo News Read on blog or Reader Japan: Mario & Luigi Brothership debuts at #1 By ssf1991 on November 14, 2024 It's that time of the week again where its time to find out how video gaming hardware and physical gaming software did in Japan. Famitsu has decided to release the latest boxed video game and hardware charts. This time, it's for for the week of November 4th to 11th. As usual, both of these sales charts are followed by lifetime sales. This week was a very successful one for Nintendo. Out of the 10 games listed on the software sales chart, 9 of them are Switch games. One of them is Mario & Luigi: Brothership, which released last week and has made its debut appearance on the charts at the #1 spot. Meanwhile, the PlayStation 5 Pro was #1 on the hardware sales charts. Both software and hardware sales charts can be seen down below. Software Sales (followed by lifetime sales) [NSW] Mario & Luigi: Brothership (Nintendo, 11/07/24) – 63,441 (New) [NSW] Super Mario Party Jamboree (Nintendo, 10/17/24) – 43,347 (409,831) [NSW] Romancing SaGa 2: Revenge of the Seven (Square Enix, 10/24/24) – 6,729 (91,742) [NSW] Mario Kart 8 Deluxe (Nintendo, 04/28/17) – 6,245 (6,050,284) [NSW] Battle Spirits CrossOver (FuRyu, 11/07/24) – 5,355 (New) [NSW] Minecraft (Microsoft, 06/21/18) – 5,230 (3,671,568) [NSW] Animal Crossing: New Horizons (Nintendo, 03/20/20) – 5,015 (7,948,548) [NSW] The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom (Nintendo, 09/26/24) – 4,907 (299,278) [PS5] Slitterhead (Bokeh Game Studio, 11/08/24) – 4,697 (New) [NSW] Nintendo Switch Sports (Nintendo, 04/29/22) – 4,472 (1,457,553) Hardware Sales (followed by lifetime sales) PlayStation 5 Pro – 78,086 (78,086) Switch OLED Model – 42,297 (8,174,441) Switch Lite – 16,140 (6,199,385) PlayStation 5 – 8,571 (5,262,559) Switch – 5,575 (19,938,430) Xbox Series X Digital Edition – 1,505 (6,641) PlayStation 5 Digital Edition – 1,503 (867,237) Xbox Series S – 668 (323,078) Xbox Series X – 232 (308,450) PlayStation 4 – 49 (7,928,758) Source Comment

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