The update goes live in early January 2024, adding new screen features like a 16:9 presentation and a scanline filter for MGS1.
Nintendo's acclaimed 2D platformer is still on top of the charts, selling over 94,000 physical copies in Japan last week.
The epilogue will see players returning to the Land of Kitakami, where the expansion's first part was set.
All five Knight League tracks are blanketed in snow, while Boost colors and Pilot Card customization options are available as rewards.
The sidescrolling platformer sold over 82,000 units last week, while Pikmin 4's total sales in Japan have now crossed the 1 million mark.
Learn more about the adventure game's story and mechanics, or try out the first chapter of Another Code: Two Memories on Nintendo Switch.
Players venture to Blueberry Academy, learn to fly with Miraidon or Koraidon, and encounter returning Pokemon in the new DLC.
The console now sits behind only the Nintendo DS and the PlayStation 2 in lifetime sales in the United States.
Hardware spending dropped by one percent over last year, with the PlayStation 5 still leading in unit and dollar sales for 2023.
Well, Mr. Aonuma, a lot of Zelda fans would gladly tell you how much they want a link to that past.
"It is true that I think there's always room for thinking about this type of thing and Zelda's role," says Eiji Aonuma.
A remake of the widely acclaimed 1998 action-adventure title has been heavily requested by fans of the franchise.
Series producer Eiji Aonuma and director Hidemaro Fujibayashi aren't in favour of bringing back the ability in future games.
Series producer Eiji Aonuma feels the acclaimed open world title is "the final form of that version of The Legend of Zelda."
New features include flying with Koraidon/Miraidon and the Synchro Machine to experience the world through the eyes of a Pokemon.
Wes Bell says he wants the Zelda movie to be "this awesome fantasy-adventure movie that isn’t like Lord of the Rings, it’s its own thing."
Presented in a 4:3 aspect ratio, the mode only has 20 players with Skyway and the Spin Attack removed and turbo boost being single-use.
Though still multiplayer, Classic Mode will see players participating in 20-player races with rules matching the original SNES title.
Ver.1.3.1 also fixes minor issues and makes "additional adjustments" to the Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X/S and PS4 versions.
The remake is available now for Nintendo Switch and offers new gameplay mechanics, revamped visuals and cutscenes, and much more.
