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Koei Tecmo has announced that a demo for Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle will be distributed in Japan on April 26. Of course, it can be found on the eShop. Those who play the demo can bring over benefits to the full version.

Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle’s demo has not yet been confirmed for the west. However, there’s a good chance that Koei Tecmo will be offering it in North America and Europe soon as well.

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2D character-action game Helvetii coming to Switch

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Dangen Entertainment has announced that it is publishing the 2D character-action game Helvetii on Switch. It is being developed by Team Kwakwa.

Here’s an introduction to Helvetii:

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Dragon Ball FighterZ – Kid Goku (GT) / Super Saiyan 4 scan

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A new scan of Kid Goku (GT) in Dragon Ball FighterZ has popped up from the latest issue of V-Jump You can check it out above.

As we found out earlier this week, Kid Goku (GT) launches in May. The Meteor super special move called “Dragon Fist Explosion” can be used to have Goku transform into Super Saiyan 4 if a teammate is killed.

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New details about Dragalia Lost’s Fire Emblem: Lost Heroes event

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Nintendo and Cygames have shared more information about what’s planned for the Fire Emblem: Lost Heroes in Dragalia Lost. Among other things, the defensive battles event format will be starting.

Here’s the full rundown:

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Nintendo cracking down on inappropriate Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Stage Builder levels

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Last night’s Super Smash Bros. Ultimate update was a big one. Aside from adding in support for Joker’s DLC, it also brought along a couple of new modes, including Stage Builder. Naturally, one of the first things some players jumped to was creating inappropriate levels, which were promptly shared online.

Nintendo didn’t leave these stages up for too long. We’re hearing that the Big N has been cracking down on inappropriate levels, so they won’t be as easy to spot online now. Some may initially slip through the cracks, but it sounds like Nintendo is committed to removing such content as soon as possible – at least early on.

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SEGA Ages Virtua Racing launches for Switch in Japan next week

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SEGA Ages Virtua Racing will release in Japan next week, SEGA has announced. It’ll be out on April 25 for 925 yen.

A number of features will be included such as a two-player online multiplayer race mode, a local race mode with support for up to eight players, and replays.

Eventually, SEGA Ages Virtua Racing should be available in North America and Europe. But the past few SEGA Ages games have not released worldwide at the same time. We’ll let you know as soon as we have news for the west.

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Muse Dash launches for Switch in June

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X.D. Network and PeroPeroGames have announced that the rhythm action title Mush Dash is coming to Switch in June. When it releases, a limited-time exclusive Marija skin will be available.

Here’s an overview of Muse Dash, along with a trailer: