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Konami has already released collections for some of its arcade and Castlevania games on Switch. Today, the company announced the full lineup for its final package, the Contra Anniversary Collection.

Contra Anniversary Collection will include:

Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons has landed on Switch via the eShop. For a look at the game, check out the first 15 minutes below.

Big Ant Studios has shared a new trailer for Cricket 19: The Official Game of the Ashes, which is out now on Switch. View it below.

Double Cross

The latest update for Double Cross is now available on Switch. Version 1.4.0 features adjustments to the level design, combat and movement, and more.

Below are the full patch notes:

Koei Tecmo has released the latest details and English trailer for Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle.

Here’s the latest on the game, detailing Character Episode mode and more:

Wales Interactive today announced The Complex, a cinematic FMV sci-fi thriller. The collaboration with Red & Black Films and Little Jade Productions will launch on Switch in Q1 2020.

Here’s an overview with additional information:

As we found out in the recent Nintendo Direct, Super Mario Maker 2 supports online play. There’s just one major piece of related news that wasn’t shared at the time.

Super Mario Maker 2 only lets you play with random players online. No matter whether you’re interested in co-op or competitive action, the same rule applies. That means you can’t connect with friends online.

Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons makes its debut on Switch today via the eShop. Take a look at the game’s launch trailer below.

Lapis x Labyrinth

NIS America has shared a new launch trailer for the action game Lapis x Labyrinth. Have a look at the video below.

Within the past few weeks, it was announced that a stylus for Super Mario Maker 2 will be offered in Europe and Japan. In fact, this is even being extended to consumers who pick up the digital version.

Nintendo hasn’t shared any news for North America, and there’s a reason for that. USgamer received confirmation from the company that there aren’t any plans to bring the stylus to North America. Nintendo did not provide an explanation as to why that’s the case.

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