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It's time to put down your Arms after the Party Crash Bash
Min Min is declared the ultimate champ as Nintendo says goodbye to the novel Switch brawler.
Min Min is declared the ultimate champ as Nintendo says goodbye to the novel Switch brawler.
The first game will keep getting updates.
Characters have been tweaked, and dashboard features added.
''Fighters are generally balanced.''
Her own experiments have led her to becoming a fighter.
Is a new fighter joining the ranks with the next update?
We have a mysterious new picture.
Update 3.2 also brings some balance changes.
We've had teases, but now it's official.
The tease doesn't give us much to go on though.
It's a colourful world they're showing us.
An update is also landing this week.
The update has landed, and there's a lot to see.
We talked with producer Kosuke Yabuki about esports.
We talked to the game's producer after its successful launch on Switch earlier this summer.
You'll be able to check out stats when 2.0 lands.
He's not sure how much of a future it has as an esport, though.
We don't know much about it though.
We've got a new trailer with some gameplay.
And it's bringing new features with it.
Roster updates planned, with more additions possible if that proves popular.
Nintendo hopes to maintain the momentum of the Switch with Arms. Is this yet another success story for the new console?
She's included after fan requests.
It'll be called Global Test Punch.
We've tried Skillshots, Hoops, four player split screen, and new characters.
The DNA man Helix is shown off in a new video.
We finally get some more gameplay from the Switch title.
Tactics, controls, and different arms used to devastating effect.
We got to grips with the quirky new brawler heading to Nintendo Switch later this year.
It's like boxing, but it's also like shooting.
