According to Source Gaming, the shots are from a development build and were accidentally shared online by someone within Nintendo in Japan.
Original Story : Flipnote Studio, the popular animation sharing app which appeared on DSi and 3DS, could be coming to the Nintendo Switch, if a new rumour is to be believed.Ī series of screens apparently taken from a Switch version of the game have leaked online.
We faked a Flipnote Studio for Switch “”leak”” to goof on a couple of small Discord guilds, and needless to say it got wayyy bigger than we ever anticipated… sorry!įull proof is in the replies, happy April Fools :^) /bTvZ3mgXHn (We’re not bitter about being caught out, honest.) We’ll even let you off for the fact that you didn’t actually pull the stunt on April Fool’s Day. You can lock the file so they can only view it, or you can let them modify it, allowing them to be part of the creation and cooperate.This has to rank as one of the most elaborate fakes we’ve seen in a long time, so congratulations to all involved. I bet soon enough people will start posting them on MySpace or using them as forum avatars! Additionally, you'll be able to send and share your animations with friends using the DSi's local connection. gif files that can be seen on your computer and uploaded to the Internet once you paste them into your hard drive. You can easily save your creations onto the SD card or the DSi's memory, and you can even export them into animated. That's something Flipnote Studio doesn't offer, and it would have been really nice to have. However, it would have been nice to be able to access previously recorded notes from the Sound Studio, since that program allows you to tweak speed and pitch, and even add sound effects. These sounds are recorded directly from the program, which is very convenient. If you want to add sound to the animation, Flipnote Studio allows you to insert up to three short sound clips and a longer one for background music or whatever you can think of.
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