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Operation: Tango

Today, Clever Plays announced that it’s working on a new Switch version of Operation: Tango. The game launches on August 1, 2024.

Operation: Tango is an asymmetrical co-op spy adventure. You’ll be able to team up with a friend as Agent or Hacker while working together to bring a hi-tech global menace to its knees. 

Further details can be found in the following overview:

Emio

Nintendo is teasing something called Emio, and right now fans don’t know what to make of it.

The company’s announcements are generally straightforward and to the point. However, today’s video doesn’t give us much to go off of. This is some sort of new Switch game with a horror feel, and we do know that it’s getting an M rating from the ESRB.

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Parking Garage Rally

The arcade racer Parking Garage Rally has been announced for Switch – sort of. Solo developer Walaber is looking to respond to fan requests for additional platforms. However, a Switch release will only happen if Parking Garage Rally sells 50,000 copies. The developer will even make a SEGA Saturn version if it sells 100,000 copies.

As for why this approach is being taken, Walaber explained: “Whenever I post about the game on social media, I get a lot of feedback from people that they’d like a Switch version and they’d like me to fully lean into the SEGA Saturn inspirations and release a Saturn version. Bringing Parking Garage Rally Circuit to Switch would be amazing and I’d love nothing more than to create a SEGA Saturn version – it’s a console that I dearly love! I’m a solo dev, however, so making these kinds of commitments aren’t easy for me, but I’ve decided to announce that if you buy it, I’m going to do it! If the game sells 50,000 copies, I’ll make a Switch version and if the game hits 100,000 copies sold, I’ll make that Saturn version too!”

Mushihimesama delisted Switch

You only have a month to pick up the Switch version of Mushihimesama, as the game is about to be delisted. Live Wire announced the news today and says it will be pulling the eShop release on August 10, 2024. The company’s licensing agreement with Cave Interactive is expriring, which is why the delisting is taking place.

Note that the move only applies to new purchases. If you bought the game previously, you’ll always be able to access it from your library. The physical release from Limited Run Games will also be unaffected.

Barraka

Zomorro Studio has announced Barraka, which will be coming to Switch. A release window hasn’t been provided, but the developer is promising more news updates for the future.

Barraka is an adventure game, but with a hook in the sense that it features a claymation style. You’ll play as the young heroine Ainhoa who explores a spooky fair, encountering unique characters and challenges along the way.

Additional details can be found in the following overview:

NBA 2K25

2K officially announced NBA 2K25 today, and confirmed that the release date is set for September 6, 2024 on Switch. Boston Celtics Forward and reigning NBA Champion Jayson Tatum will be the cover athlete.

According to 2K, NBA 2K25 will let players forge a dynasty in MyCAREER and compete in new MyTEAM modes. Additionally, the game will include “an all new Neighborhood metropolis to explore where they will complete quests, earn rewards and eclipse their rivals.”

Arcade Archives Tinkle Pit

Hamster will release Tinkle Pit as the latest Arcade Archives game on Switch, the company announced today. A worldwide release is planned for July 11, 2024.

Tinkle Pit, which was originally made by Namco, first debuted in 1993. You can find a bit of information in the following description provided by Hamster: 

Naheulbeuk's Dungeon Master trailer

Naheulbeuk’s Dungeon Master debuted today, and a final launch trailer has arrived. Dear Villagers and Artefacts Studio are showing off their diabolical dungeon management sim.

Everything you need to know can be found in the following overview:

Paper Mario The Thousand-Year Door update 1.0.1

Nintendo just issued a first update for Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, bringing the game to version 1.0.1.

A number of issues have been addressed across the board. One of the more notable problems addressed is for a bug in which players could get past the fallen tree near Twilight Town without Tube Mode. 

For the full rundown of the new update, continue on below.


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