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AAMARMO

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Arms has concluded its generous schedule of free content updates, Nintendo has confirmed to Eurogamer.

The Switch-exclusive fighter has had a healthy helping of extra characters, stages, modes and fighting Arms since its release last summer - but the future of this content schedule has been up in the air since a mysterious statement posted to Nintendo's Japanese help websiteback in December.

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2018-01-25-arms-director-confirms-no-plans-for-bigger-updates
 

Jof

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Nov 3, 2017
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Yes.

EG late on this one.

Not really late. As is stated in the article, the only reason we knew this already was a tweet from Nintendo Japan. We never really got word on this from the US/EU sources. Now we do.

I for one am really sad about this. I'd have totally paid money for a Season 2/DLC deal. Hopefully we see a full on sequel soon, but based on the comments by the director (he wants people playing ARMS for 'years to come') it doesn't really sound like that'll happen.
 

GustyGardner

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Yeah, it's disappointing that the final product didn't reach the heights of Splatoon but I'm hoping we'll get an ARMS 2 somewhere down the line. Hopefully this time with substantial single player content. Seriously, the characters are far and away the most interesting part of the IP to me - a story mode with lots of interaction between the cast would be perfect.
 

Al3x1s

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Raijinto

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Not really late. As is stated in the article, the only reason we knew this already was a tweet from Nintendo Japan. We never really got word on this from the US/EU sources. Now we do.

I for one am really sad about this. I'd have totally paid money for a Season 2/DLC deal. Hopefully we see a full on sequel soon, but based on the comments by the director (he wants people playing ARMS for 'years to come') it doesn't really sound like that'll happen.

I mean, if content is going to be adde, it would come from Nintendo in Japan.

What the US/EU branches clarify is meaningless especially when their clarification is exactly the same as what we learned nearly 2 months ago.

It's old news.
 
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