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Drive Buy

Glitchers has announced that Drive Buy, its vehicular combat game, will be made available on Switch. It’s also confirmed that cross-play will be supported with the PC version.

We have the following overview and trailer for Drive Buy:

The Escapist Indie Showcase

The Escapist Indie Showcase is beginning now. Today’s presentation kicks off at 9 AM PT / 12 PM ET / 5 PM in the UK / 6 PM in Europe.

We’ll be getting a look at over 70 games, so presumably there’ll be at least a few things here relevant to Switch owners. Viewers can expect new reveals and gameplay, along with developer diaries. We’ll report back with any notable Nintendo news.

Watch the stream as it happens below. We’ll report back with any notable news.

Publisher HypeTrain Digital and developer So Romantic today announced that Jack Move, a cyberpunk-themed Japanese style RPG, is in development for Switch. It will launch sometime in early 2021.

Here’s an overview of Jack Move:

Behold the Kickmen: Ultimate Football Edition will be released on Switch next week, developer Size Five Games has announced. It’ll be available digitally via the eShop on June 18.

Here’s an overview of the game, along with a trailer:

Hotshot Racing

Hotshot Racing will not be launching this spring as originally planned, Curve Digital, Lucky Mountain Games, and Sumo Digital have announced. It will now arrive sometime during the summer.

In a statement, Curve Digital said:

Ninjala

Ninjala fans will be able to purchase the game’s story mode when it launches later this month, the latest issue of CoroCoro confirms.

Based on a previous datamine, the story move involves fending off the attacks of invading space ninja. If what was found in the files holds true, you’ll be playing as Van, who has a mentor called Master Gramps. CoroCoro says there will be battles, characters, and stories that can only be accessed through this mode.

In Japan, the story mode will be offered as DLC for 1,100 yen. However, it’ll have a discount and will be sold for 495 yen for a limited time.

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Pity Pit

Pity Pit, a procedural 2D platformer, joins the Switch eShop today. Have a look at some footage in the video below.

Biped

Biped was originally thought to be reaching Switch back in May. While that didn’t end up happening, Next Studios and Meta Publishing have now announced a new, final release date of July 2.

Here’s an overview of Biped, along with a new Switch trailer:

Super Punch-Out!!

During a live stream on Niconico today, Hamster unveiled its latest plans for the Arcade Archives series.

First, two more Nintendo games have been revealed: Super Punch-Out!! and VS. Baseball. Neither one has a release date yet, but both should be arriving in the weeks and months ahead.

It’s also been announced that Seibu Kaihatsu is joining the Arcade Archives series. The company’s first games will be Wiz, Zero Team, and Raiden. Again, there are no release dates just yet.

Outright Games and Coatsink have announced Transformers: Battlegrounds, and it’s coming to Switch later this year.

Here’s a brief overview and a teaser trailer:


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