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GamezineMag - Game Being Added to Switch Online But Will Be Japan-Exclusive, for News, Publishing, and Educational Purposes in Games Development

Credit: CBR Subscribers to Nintendo Switch Online can expect new classic NES and SNES games to play every month, though many of these games tend to be underrated classics. In Japan, Nintendo Online subscribers get access to additional Super Famicom titles instead of SNES games. While most Super Famicom games were also released for the SNES, there are some very notable exceptions. May's Nintendo Online games including plenty of underrated titles such as Joe & Mac and Ninja JaJaMaru-kun, but the Super Famicom offerings have an incredibly noteworthy game from one of Nintendo's most successful series. Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War is coming to the Nintendo Switch for Nintendo Online subscribers in Japan, exemplifying a notable difference between the games between the SNES and the Super Famicom Nintendo Online games. Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War was never actually released outside of Japan, so it does make sense that the game is onl...

GamezineMag - Japanese Trains Getting Animated by Super Mario, for News, Publishing, and Educational Purposes in Games Development

Credit: Game Rant The Super Mario franchise has made an impact far beyond the world of gaming. The plumber can be found nearly everywhere, as the Nintendo mascot is all over apparel, in movies, and a copy of the original Super Mario Bros. broke records for the best-selling collectible. Now, someone has spotted a Super Mario animation on a train in Japan. Nintendo has advertised in unique and fun ways in the past, and Super Mario is at the forefront of that. A recent video posted on r/Mario by Reddit user u/Poocchann shows a trivia video that can apparently be found on trains in Japan, just one example of Nintendo's creativity. The challenge asks Mario fans to help the hero save his brother Luigi. Selecting the right answer means that Bowser leaves in disappointment and Luigi and Mario are joined again together. Interestingly, the Mario animation also appears to be a part of the 35th anniversary of Super Mario. Nintendo stopped celebrating the occasion on March 31, which fa...

GamezineMag - Rumor: Xbox Adding Ubisoft+ to Their Game Pass?, for News, Publishing, and Educational Purposes in Games Development

Credit: Game Rant As if the Game Pass wasn't large enough as it is, rumor has it that Microsoft is looking forward to adding Ubisoft to the service... just Ubisoft+, not to buy the company. While this can add another 100+ games to the service, it also concerns the players and subscribers about the price potentially rising. Back in the summer of 2018, Xbox made a statement by adding 5 new first-party studios at its E3 press conference that year. This not only meant new exclusive titles for the platform, but more games from these studios were being made available on Game Pass. 20 games from Bethesda were also recently brought to Game Pass following the Xbox acquisition of ZeniMax Media. Microsoft continues in its quest to add games to its popular subscription service, and industry insider Jeff Grubb has suggested Ubisoft may...

GamezineMag - FIFA Mode with Loot Boxes Being a "Cornerstone", for News, Publishing, and Educational Purposes in Games Development

Credit: The Verge Electronic Arts wants to push FIFA players to the FIFA Ultimate Team (FUT) mode, which lets people spend real-world money and in-game currency to buy loot boxes with virtual athletes, according to documents obtained by CBC News. Loot boxes, which typically offer random collections of virtual goods with the tantalizing (and often very small) chance of winning something that could give you an advantage in a game, can bring in piles of money for studios but have come under criticism for being linked to gambling. You can read two of the documents CBC News had access to right here, which appear to be taken from an internal EA presentation. In one, EA says that “FUT is the cornerstone and we are doing everything we can to drive players there.” In another, one section, headlined “All roads lead to FUT,” says that teasers and targeted messaging will “drive excitement & funnel players toward FUT from other modes.” A separate document apparently referred to FIF...

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