Automaton's Weekly Roundup: Mario Sunshine, Senran Kagura Sequel, and 6 More
The week spans a GameCube-era revival on Switch 2, a new Senran Kagura sequel, and several multiplayer releases, giving Nintendo and indie audiences new material at once.
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Automaton's 93rd weekly roundup collects seven game introduction articles that drew strong reader response. The lead is Super Mario Sunshine arriving on Nintendo Switch 2 via Nintendo Classics on August 13. The rest of the week covers Tidy Up Together on August 14, a new Senran Kagura sequel, the raft survival game SHORE, the monster-attack PvPvE BeastLink in early access on August 18, the extraction souls-like Mistfall Hunter, and Machine Party from the Buckshot Roulette creator.
Automaton's weekly column, now in its 93rd installment, collects the game introduction articles that drew the strongest reader response this week. The lead item is Super Mario Sunshine, which returns through Nintendo Classics to be playable on Nintendo Switch 2 starting August 13. The rest of the week covers new releases and announcements across cleaning sims, multiplayer survival, a Senran Kagura sequel, and action games.
- Super Mario Sunshine: returns through Nintendo Classics, playable on Nintendo Switch 2 from August 13
- Tidy Up Together: released August 14, sort over 4000 items with unlimited player count
- SHORE: 4-player co-op physics-based raft survival
- Shinobi NEXUS -Senran Kagura-: sequel to Shinobi Master Senran Kagura NEW LINK, set 3 years after
- BeastLink: early access on August 18, up to 32-player monster attack PvPvE
- Mistfall Hunter: up to 3-player co-op PvPvE extraction souls-like, opens with mixed reviews
- Machine Party: new game by the Buckshot Roulette author, up to 4-player multiplayer
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