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A new trailer has just gone live for Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield that highlights some of their battle elements. Give it a look below.

Publisher PQube and developer Kemco have announced the release date for Raging Loop. In North America, the psychological horror visual novel lands on October 22. The European release is set for October 18.

PQube is preparing a special launch edition for Raging Loop. It’ll include a copy of the game and a 100-page art book featuring the illustrations of the games and information about the characters.

Source: PQube PR

Ahead of Gamescom 2019 next week, a new trailer has been posted for Commandos 2 HD Remaster. You can view it below.

Nintendo will host a new Indie World presentation on August 19, the company has announced. It will feature information about upcoming indie titles for Switch.

The broadcast will be held at the following times:


Forever Entertainment will publish the space adventure Mr Blaster on Switch next week, according to an eShop listing. We’ll be seeing it on August 22.

Here’s some information about Mr Blaster, along with a trailer:

Skyhill: Black Mist

Klabater and Mandragora Games have released a new live action teaser trailer for Skyhill: Black Mist, a horror-survival game. View it below.

Skyhill: Black Mist is slated for release this fall.

The Vanishing of Ethan Carter, a first-person story-driven mystery game, made it to the Switch eShop yesterday. Check out some footage below.

Starting tomorrow, Grandia HD Collection will finally be available on Switch. Get a look at some footage in the video below.

BBG Entertainment’s Boulder Dash 30th Anniversary is coming to Switch, Worker Bee has announced. A release is planned for this fall.

Here’s an overview and trailer from the Steam release that took place a few years ago:

Switch is continuing to lead the way with hardware sales in the United States. In July, it was again the best-selling platform. It’s also still the hardware sales leader for 2019 as a whole.

July was a tough month for the overall gaming industry due to a drop in hardware spending. However, Switch is the only platform that has experienced sales gains year-to-date.

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