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Nintendo Switch

The latest Japanese hardware sales from Famitsu are as follows:

As is a yearly tradition, Metacritic has shared its game publisher rankings based on titles released in 2020. Scores were calculated by factoring in reviews from critics.

Nintendo actually slipped several spots in 2020, coming in at #9. The company ranked third the year prior. Nintendo’s average Metascore based on included reviews from various outlets was 75.4, which was lower than 2019’s value of 80.0. Animal Crossing: New Horizons was the Big N’s best-reviewed game with an average of 90.

Here’s a look at the full rankings:

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Monster Hunter Rise

This month’s EDGE review scores are as follows:

Pokemon Crystal

This week’s 3DS eShop charts are as follows:

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Nintendo and Cygames just aired a 20-minute presentation for Dragalia Lost that covers upcoming news and announcements for the mobile game. Watch it in full below.

Dragalia Lost is currently available on iOS and Android devices.

Tales from the Borderlands

Following its arrival on Switch today, Tales from the Borderlands has received a new batch of footage. Check out the gameplay below.

Those that are interested in Tales from the Borderlands can pick up the title from the Switch eShop.

This week’s Famitsu scans are now available. Highlights include Astria Ascending, Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection, Fatal Twelve, and Rune Factory 5. Scans of all games can be found below.

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Miitopia

Nintendo has released a new trailer for the Switch version of Miitopia, which originally debuted on 3DS. Get a look at the video below.

Miitopia launches for Switch on May 21.

Hellbreachers

Earlier today, the Retro-styled action platformer Hellbreachers arrived on Switch. Take a look at some footage in the video below.

Hellbreachers is out now on Switch via the eShop. Head on over here for further details and a trailer.

Former Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime joined GameStop’s board of directors last year. It appears that he won’t be holding on to that role for very long, however.

According to GameStop’s latest SEC filing, Reggie as well as several others are expected to retire from the board at the retailer’s 2021 Annual Meeting. “The contemplated retirements are not because of a disagreement with us on any matter relating to our operations, policies or practices,” the notice states. The upcoming meeting will take place in June.

Reggie had been fully dedicated to Nintendo from the end of 2003 through the middle of 2019. Despite retiring from the company, he has still been active in many other ways. Aside from his stint with GameStop, Reggie joined the board of directors for the New York Videogame Critics Circle, become a strategic advisor at Rogue Games, and more.

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