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Prison Princess is out now for Switch in Japan, with the western release to follow tomorrow. Take a look at some footage below.

Hamster has announced the next Arcade Archives game for Switch. Saint Dragon will be released via the eShop on February 6, the company announced today.

Here’s a brief overview of the game:

Dungeon Defenders: Awakened

Dungeon Defenders: Awakened is seeing another delay on Switch. After it was first planned for February before being pushed back to a general Q1 2020 window, and it’s launching in Q2 of this year.

Here’s the latest on Dungeon Defenders: Awakened plus a new trailer:

The next major Dead Cells DLC has been dated for Switch. Players can get their hands on The Bad Seed on February 11, developer Motion Twin announced today.

Here’s an overview of the latest content:

Two Point Hospital

The simulation game Two Point Hospital has received a new gameplay video showing off how the title looks on consoles. Give it a look below.

Bookbound Brigade, a new take on the Metroidvania genre, is out on the Switch eShop starting tomorrow. Have a look at some early footage below.

Perfectly Paranormal today announced Helheim Hassle, a body-puzzle platformer. It will launch soon on Switch via the eShop.

Here’s an overview of the game:

Publisher Upjers and developer Independent Arts Software are today releasing Horse Farm on Switch. The relaxing simulation game, which has players taking over a horse ranch, can be found on the eShop.

We have the following overview and trailer for Horse Farm:

Ring Fit Adventure

The latest Japanese hardware sales from Famitsu are as follows:

Going back to February 2017, Nintendo had been engaged with a lawsuit against MariCAR. The Big N took issue with the service, which had a name reminiscent to that of Mario Kart and had people dressing up as its characters while driving through Tokyo in go-karts. Ultimately, Nintendo felt that MariCAR was infringing upon its IP.

While a court decision had already been reached, MariCar Inc. has been ordered to pay Nintendo damages of 50 million yen, which amounts to about $500,000. The Tokyo District Court previously required MariCar to pay 10 million yen. The final amount was increased by an appeals court today.

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