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Update: Unfortunately, Link will not in the final game – and that’s likely why Engadget has now pulled its video. Link was leftover from testing and has been scrapped from the final release.


Original: One of the features of Diablo III Eternal Collection on Switch is some Zelda-inspired content. Blizzard announced a few bonus items, including a Ganondorf armor set.

It’s only natural that Link will also be in the game. We don’t have the full details on this just yet, but Engadget shows off the character’s look in the game below.

A pair of RPG classics are making their way to Switch. Grandia and Grandia II HD Remaster are both in the pipeline, GungHo has announced.

Grandia was originally released for the SEGA Saturn in 1997. Its sequel followed on SEGA Dreamcast back in 2000. Game Arts developed the two titles.

Grandia and Grandia II HD Remaster will be out on Switch this winter.

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A Hat in Time is coming to Switch, Gears for Breakfast has announced. The news was just shared during a presentation on Twitch, which also revealed new DLC and splitscreen co-op.

Many fans have been requesting a Switch version of A Hat in Time since its release last year. The acclaimed platformer will fit right at home on Nintendo’s console.

Diablo III Eternal Collection

A number of outlets have started posting some of the first footage from Diablo III Eternal Collection on Switch. Check out the gameplay below.

Underworld Ascendant

Underworld Ascendant is coming to Switch, 505 Games announced today. The game will be launching on Nintendo’s console next year.

Underworld Ascendant is a fan-funded action RPG developed by OtherSide Entertainment. The studio was co-founded by Paul Neurath (Ultima Underworld, Thief) and Warren Spector (Deus Ex, Epic Mickey).

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One of the more surprising Switch announcements this year was Ark: Survival Evolved. There weren’t too many who expected the game to come to Nintendo’s console, especially with solid performance. But thanks to the porting work from Abstraction Games, Ark: Survival Evolved is indeed happening, and based on the little footage we’ve seen, it looks pretty good.

Abstraction Games head of production John Day was asked how Ark: Survival Evolved is possible on Switch during a recent episode of Fragments of Silicon. Day started out by explaining:

Blizzard finally put rumors of Diablo III on Switch to bed this week with an official announcement. Eternal Collection will launch on the system this year, featuring content from Zelda and more.

Though Diablo III has been around for awhile and on different platforms, this marks the first time that it’ll be on a Nintendo console. In fact, there hasn’t been a Blizzard title on a Nintendo system in quite some time. Diablo III on Switch is noteworthy though due to its portability, and Blizzard is looking to sweeten the deal with some Zelda content.

How are you feeling about Diablo III on Switch? Do you plan on purchasing it later this year? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below.

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Next up in our lineup of Devolver Digital giveaways is Not a Hero: Super Snazzy Edition. Once again, we have ten codes available.

The first way to enter is through the main site – on this post. Leave a comment below about why you’d like to give Not a Hero: Super Snazzy Edition a shot. We’ll pick five winners at random on August 25.

The latest edition of Japanese magazine Nintendo Dream included a small interview with SEGA Ages lead producer and director Rieko Kodama and supervisor Yousuke Okunari. They discussed the history of SEGA Ages’ name and formation, including why they went with a new logo for the upcoming Switch release. In addition, they reconfirmed their steady schedule of monthly releases and teased some new features and new games.

It seems we have some exciting announcements to look forward to, but until then, read our translation of the interview below to hold you over.


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