Two new t-shirts are now available in Pokemon GO. Along with a design for Mew, there’s also one for Latias and Latios.

Both shirts costs 250 PokeCoins each. They can be worn by both genders.

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Team Colorblind indicated last year that Aztez would probably release on Switch instead of Wii U. That has been made official, with the developer confirming plans for Nintendo’s current system officially. Console versions are in the works, including Switch.

Aztez is a beat ’em up set in the world of the Aztec Empire. Find some additional information and a trailer below.

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Capcom had a ton of news to share about Mega Man 11 last week. The company announced an October 2 release date, unveiled a new amiibo, and more.

Mega Man 11 will be offered at retail in North America as well as in Japan. But in Europe, the situation is much different. Capcom has confirmed that Mega Man 11 is only planned as a digital title in PAL regions. As for the amiibo, there is currently “no announcement” for Europe.

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The release of Pocket Rumble on Switch has been a long time coming. It was originally over a year ago, way back during the first Nindies Showcase.

After a lengthy delay, Pocket Rumble’s Switch version is finally complete. It has passed Nintendo’s internal check systems. We’ll be seeing it before the end of July.

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Nintendo has a special promotion planned for the Splatoon 2 World Championship. Starting on the evening of June 7, players will be able to obtain a related t-shirt in game. Further information will be sent out through the Switch news channel.

Also, if you’re attending the Splatoon 2 World Championship in-person, you’ll be able to receive an exclusive t-shirt.

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Dabi and Himiko Toga were revealed for My Hero: One’s Justice at the end of last week. Today, Bandai Namco followed up with official screenshots. View the set below.

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One Strike is heading to Switch this week as a digital download, QubicGames has announced. The company ported the original game that was created by Retro Reactor.

Here’s some information about One Strike as well as a trailer:

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Psyonix has teamed up with Universal and Jeep for some new Rocket League DLC. The Jurassic World Car Pack will be available on June 18, the studio announced today.

The pack includes the following content:

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Interested in getting a very early head start on paying for Nintendo Switch Online? If so, perhaps you’d like to see what’s taking place over on Amazon UK and Amazon Germany.

The retailer is currently taking pre-orders for Nintendo Switch Online subscriptions. 3-month and 12-month options can be purchased as of now. A release date of September 30 is shown, though we’re certain that’s nothing more than a placeholder.

Nintendo Switch Online won’t be fully launching until September. There will be 1-month, 3-month, and 12-month plans priced at $3.99, $7.99, and $19.99 respectively.

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Last year, Saber Interactive announced a special offer involving NBA Playgrounds. Those who purchased the game by the time its online patch dropped would be entitled to a free digital copy of Shaq Fu: A Legend Reborn.

This will be going live starting tomorrow. On the eShop, Shaq Fu: A Legend Reborn will show a 100% discount to eligible Switch owners, making it entirely free. Again, it only applies to players who bought NBA Playgrounds before the online update.

You’ll have until July 5 to claim your free copy.

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