This week's Nintendo Download brings the highly anticipated Fire Emblem Warriors, another take on the classh Musuo hack n' slash genre with one of Nintendo's beloved franchises. Pre-release buzz has been good for this one, and if it's anything like Hyrule Warriors, it will at least be a satisfying guilty pleasure. Also on Switch this week is Just Dance 2018, Ubisoft's annual reminder that the Wii era never really left us.
It's gratifying to see so much content headed to Switch; it's getting Syberia this week, Spelunker Party!, The Mummy Demastered and the "we swear it's not 2000 AD please don't sue us" top-down shooter JYDGE. Even early in the Wii U's life with the hype train stilling rolling it was scarcely getting a trickle of content for its eShop, so Switch's embarrassment of riches here is a good portent of solid third party content to come.
Hit the break for the full list of digital titles this week, and links to sales on the Switch, Wii U and 3DS eShops.
REDMOND, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- This week’s Nintendo Download includes the following featured content:
The Fire Emblem Warriors game will be available on Oct. 20. (Photo: Business Wire)
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