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Nintendo had the Zelda: Link’s Awakening remake on Switch playable at E3 2019 this week. We captured full footage of the demo, which you can find below.

At GDC over a decade ago, Elite Beat Agents creator Keiichi Yano mentioned that he pitched an action game to Nintendo. We now actually know that this was a music-based platformer, though it never really moved forward beyond that initial talk with the Big N. Yano thought it would be interesting to have a platformer in which the music synced to your movements.

Yano also told Liam Robertson during an interview that he made a number of other pitches to Nintendo. However, it’s unclear what exactly these were.

Here’s the full interview clip with Yano:

Amazon UK has opened pre-orders for the Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield Dual Pack. If interested, you can reserve a copy here. Despite what the listing says, we were able to place an order from a US address.

The double pack naturally includes both versions in a single package. Additionally, a steelbook is included, which has not been announced for North America at this time.

Meanwhile, if you don’t care about the steelbook, you can order the Pokemon Sword/Shield Double Pack from Amazon US here.

At E3 2019, Wolfenstein: Youngblood was playable for the first time on Switch. Take a look at some off-screen footage from the demo below.

According to a listing on the eShop, the modern shoot ’em up Pawarumi will be appearing on Switch next month. A release is planned for July 24.

We have the following overview and trailer for the game:

The Bushido brawler Samurai Gunn 2 was featured during GameSpot’s E3 2019 stage show with a new round of footage. Check out the gameplay below.

During the DS era, Capcom produced a trio of Mega Man Star Force games. We now know that there were plans for a fourth entry, but it wasn’t meant to be.

Rockman Corner has obtained concept art and details for Mega Man Star Force 4. Although the game was in development at one point, Capcom ended up scrapping all work on the project.

Killer Queen Black

Killer Queen Black was playable at E3 2019 this past week, and we went hands-on with the game. See a few minutes of direct-feed footage below.

Eiji Aonuma has had a very long career at Nintendo, and specially working on Zelda. Aonuma first got involved with the series on Ocarina of Time and has been one of the key members of the development team since then.

At E3 2019 this week, Game Informer decided to ask Aonuma about his career. The developer said that as opposed to before, “I have a great team with great people with different skills to help me create things together.”

The latest character introduction for Fire Emblem: Three Houses is in. Today’s bio is for Catherine, a member of the Seiros Knights.

Here’s the full introduction:


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