Your investigation is set to begin.

Starting today, players can embark on a mystery adventure with the free demo for Another Code: Recollection for Nintendo Switch.

The full game launches in January 2024, but players can get an early start to their sleuthing with a free demo available now in Nintendo eShop. The demo features the starting chapter of Another Code: Two Memories, the first of two games in Another Code: Recollection. The demo allows players to get an early start to their adventure and their progress will carry over to the full game.

In the demo, players will join Ashley – a young orphan – after she receives a letter from her father who she believed was dead. The letter sets off a chain of mysteries and leads her to the mysterious and remote Blood Edward Island in search of answers. You may catch a glimpse of the puzzling obstacles you’ll come across – but who, or what will you encounter on the other side?

Another Code: Recollection features two enhanced mystery adventures; Another Code: Two Memories and Another Code: Journey into Lost Memories. Uncover the past and find the hidden truth across both games, featuring overhauled visuals, fully explorable environments, new voice acting, puzzles and music. Optional hint and navigation systems have also been added to help players who want to have some help in solving the mysteries, and figuring out where to go and what to do next. 

Another Code: Recollection demo includes the starting chapter of Another Code: Two Memories, the first of two stories in Another Code: Recollection. The full game launches on Friday 19th January 2024.

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Owners of the Nintendo 3Ds and 2Ds can already customise their system’s HOME Menu with a range of colourful themes, and they’ll soon be able to take that personalisation to a whole new level with Nintendo Badge Arcade, coming to the Nintendo eShop as a free download from the 13th of November, 2015.

In this lively arcade run by a chatty rabbit, players can take a shot at crane games and similar classic amusements, collecting badges based on Nintendo games and series like Mario Kart, Splatoon and Animal Crossing. Badges can be used to decorate the HOME Menu, with some even usable instead of the standard system icons that access, among others, Nintendo eShop and StreetPass Mii Plaza – perfect for total HOME Menu makeovers.

Every day, visitors to the arcade get five free plays on a practice machine: it only offers dummy badges, but players can win free plays for the machines packed with real badges. Plays can also be bought at a price of AU$1.30 / NZ$1.70 for five plays.

Players can show off their unique HOME Menu designs via Miiverse, and check out other creators’ designs for inspiration. There’ll be plenty to discover in the weeks and months following launch too, as the badges and machines on offer will change regularly, opening up even more customisation possibilities.

So whether you’re creating a Mario Kart style starting grid or adding a splat of colour with the Splatoon badges, there’ll be plenty of new ways to liven up your Nintendo handheld’s HOME Menu when Nintendo Badge Arcade launches.

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