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The update will ensure that "players who are behind in online matches will receive items geared toward catching up more frequently."

Front Defense takes you back in time to World War II and puts you in the heart of the battle so you can feel what it was like to put your life on the line for the greater good.

The update highlights Nintendo's growing comfort with patching games after their release and drives home the company's increasing focus on local multiplayer and esports in its first-party titles.

The first pack comes out at the end of the month, but the second piece of DLC is still slated for a Holiday 2017 release.

That shouldn't be as surprising as it is; these are some of the oldest and most popular game franchises in the world.

Switch owners get a deluxe version of "Pokkén Tournament" and 3DS players get an Ultra version of "Pokémon" Sun and Moon.

You can still play online for the rest of the year without a subscription.

The expansion will introduce a new Hard Mode, a Hero's Path Mode, tools meant to make traversing Hyrule easier, and new equipment inspired by previous "Zelda" games.