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No More Heroes III

No More Heroes 3 has a new, final date. It’s been announced that the game will launch on August 27.

Previously, No More Heroes 3 was planned for 2020. However, the game ended up seeing a delay.

Stubbs the Zombie in Rebel Without a Pulse

In 2005, Wideload created the third-person action game Stubbs the Zombie in Rebel Without a Pulse for Xbox and PC. Publisher Aspyr today announced plans to port the title to new platforms, including Switch. It will launch on March 16.

Here’s an overview of Stubbs the Zombie in Rebel Without a Pulse, along with a trailer:

Capcom Arcade Stadium

Capcom Arcade Stadium was known to be releasing sometime in February, but we didn’t have an exact date. You won’t need to wait much longer to play it, as it’s launching today.

Capcom Arcade Stadium will be available digitally on Switch.


Tales from the Borderlands is now official for Switch following a recent leak. Last weekend, the game was rated for Nintendo’s console by the Taiwan Digital Game Rating Committee.

As revealed during today’s Nintendo Direct, Tales from the Borderlands will launch for Switch on March 24.

Here’s an overview of Tales from the Borderlands, along with a trailer:

World's End Club

Izanagi Games and Too Kyo Games confirmed the action-adventure game World’s End Club for Switch a few months ago. An update was provided during today’s Nintendo Direct.

We have the following overview and trailer for World’s End Club:

Miitopia

Nintendo is putting the 3DS game Miitopia on Switch, the company revealed during a Nintendo Direct presentation. The new Switch version will launch on May 21.

Miitopia first made it to 3DS in Japan at the end of 2016 and the rest of the world in July 2017. There will be some new additions for the Switch edition.

Here’s an overview of the original 3DS release:

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Mario Golf: Super Rush is coming to Switch, Nintendo has announced. It will launch on June 25.

The game will have a variety of features, including a story mode.


Legend of Mana

Following up on the success of last year’s Trials of Mana, Square Enix is again revisiting a past entry in the series with Legend of Mana. A remaster of the original action RPG was announced for Switch during today’s Nintendo Direct. You’ll be able to turn off enemy encounters, play a new mini-game, and more.

Legend of Mana originally debuted on the PlayStation back in 1999 in Japan, followed by 2000 in the west. This will be the game’s first appearance on a Nintendo platform.

Switch owners can get their hands on Legend of Mana starting June 24.

Last year, Nintendo announced Famicom Detective Club remakes for Switch in Japan. It’s now been confirmed that they’ll be releasing in the west. Look for them on May 14.


Samurai Warriors 5

Samurai Warriors 5 is in development for Switch, Koei Tecmo and Omega Force announced during today’s Nintendo Direct broadcast. A release is planned for this summer.

Samurai Warriors 5 is the latest addition to the hack and slash franchise. The previous entry in the franchise Samurai Warriors 4, came out in 2014. Samurai Warriors 5 marks a return of the series to Nintendo platforms.

Here’s a look at Samurai Warriors 5:


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