Sunderfolk Added to This Week’s eShop Lineup

Alright, so here’s the thing: this week on eShop, we’ve got this wild game called Sunderfolk. You play it using your phone as a controller – yeah, seriously. You and three buddies can jump in and mix it up, claiming roles like Bard or Berserker. It’s a tactical RPG, kinda reimagined. Something about it sounds like vintage meets new-gen. Could be worth gathering the crew for a Saturday night, right?

Oh, and if you’re the type to love a good deal (who isn’t?), there’s a massive sale happening. Games like Tunic and Vampire Survivors are going for almost nothing. Wild, right? If you end up snagging something, let us know – everyone loves a good bargain brag.

Another thing, if you’re into tunes, Nintendo’s streaming service just got Fire Emblem Engage. Kirk from Pure Nintendo might have thoughts on this. We might chat about it on the podcast. Or not. But it’s all pretty exciting if you’re a Fire Emblem fan – no guarantees, though.

By the way, ever feel like there’s just too much to play? There’s a pile of new titles dropping. It’s making my backlog look like an impossible quest. Speaking of quests, grab your Switch and let’s talk Sunderfolk more.

Right, where was I? Oh yeah, Game Boy Advance classics are making a comeback, with Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones on the Switch now. I remember the days when losing a character meant freaking out – perma-death will do that to you. Ah, memories. Anyway, it’s strategic heaven, or chaos, depends on your style.

Music-wise, the Fire Emblem Engage soundtrack is another joyride. If you can handle epic battle beats and soothing compositions, maybe check it out on Nintendo’s app? Exclusive is just a fancy word for “you need to sign up,” but still, might be worth it.

And the updates just keep rolling. F-ZERO 99 got a nice little boost with added tracks and all that jazz. Wonder if racing fans are buzzing about this. Something about racing and nostalgia that feels just right.

In terms of sales, don’t sleep on the discounts running up to April 27. Anything worth grabbing? Who knows. Just don’t blame me if your wallet regrets it later.

Anyway, let’s keep this chaotic rhythm going. There’s more dropping this week. Like, always. So, what’re you diving into next?