Yoshi (Nintendo Switch)
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Template:Infobox Yoshi is a tentatively named upcoming title in the Yoshi franchise and the sixth main platform game starring Yoshi, intended to be released for the Nintendo Switch in 2019.[1] It is being developed by Good-Feel, the developer behind the Wii U title Yoshi's Woolly World and its Nintendo 3DS port Poochy & Yoshi's Woolly World. As such, the game will feature similar elements from that game, having a hand-crafted look and Yoshi as a playable character. However, Yoshi is not made of yarn as he was in the last title, instead appearing to be made of a plush fabric-like material. The gameplay is the ability to flip between the front and back of stages and to throw Yoshi Eggs on a three-dimensional plane, and the path Yoshi is able to follow is indicated by a yellow pathway.[2] Players can also flip the perspective of levels in two-player mode if both Yoshis Ground Pound.[3]
Confirmed playable characters
Confirmed enemies
- Shy Guys
- Blue Shy Guys
- Yellow Shy Guys
- Green Shy Guys
- Shy Guys holding cannons
- Fly Guys[3]
- Piranha Plants
- Shy Guys with fossilized brontosaurus heads on their heads[2]
- Shy Guys wearing rhinoceros dioramas[3]
Confirmed bosses
- A train that resembles a dragon[2]
Confirmed items
- Yoshi Eggs
- Egg Blocks
- Coins
- Red Coins[3]
- 10 Gold Coins[3]
- Smiley Flowers[3]
- Checkpoint Bells[3]
- Winged Clouds[3]
- Magnets[3]
Confirmed locations
- A hand-crafted town area with a train moving around it, apparently taking place in some house[3]
- A forest area with giraffe platforms and a few rhinoceros Shy Guys[3]
- An area with geyser-like platforms[2]
- A desert area with fossilized triceratops heads[2]
- A town area taking place at night[2]
- A foggy town area[2]
- A shoal area with fish platforms[2]
- An area with a dragon-like train boss[2]
Gallery
E3 2017 screenshots
References to other games
- Mario Kart 8 / Mario Kart 8 Deluxe: Many of the craft materials are packaging from products, including the sponsors Moo Moo Meadows Milk and Princess Orange from these games.[3]
