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Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid

Yesterday, Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid was revealed, and it’s coming to Switch. nWay, which made the mobile game Power Rangers: Legacy Wars, is also working on this title. Despite that, Battle for the Grid isn’t a port.

Power Rangers: Legacy Wars has been built from the ground up for consoles. Additionally, there will be new battle mechanics and different movesets for each character. Something that also may lower concerns is that pro fighting game player Justin Wong is helping out development on balancing the characters.

Power Rangers: Legacy Wars is launching digitally on Switch in April.

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First teased last week, pre-orders have opened for the Meta Ridley statue from First 4 Figures. More information about the product has released as well.

Here’s what’s inside as well as product dimensions:

Angry Video Game Nerd I & II is currently in development for consoles, FreakZone Games has announced. It’s playable for the first time at PAX South this weekend.

FreakZone is keeping quiet about platforms, but the studio said fans “will be very happy.” The developer added the following when asked about Switch: “Now allowed to say yet. But I think it’s clear where the nerd belongs.”

Dragon's Lair Trilogy

While it hasn’t been announced officially just yet, a physical version of Dragon’s Lair Trilogy seems to be in the works. Nintendo’s website has a listing for the game on its website showing a boxart. Limited Run Games will be handling the physical version.

Here’s a look at the boxart:

Nelke & the Legendary Alchemists has received another information batch just ahead of its Japanese launch. The latest update covers a post-game challenge as well as content in the season pass. We have the full lowdown below, courtesy of Siliconera.

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes has finally launched on Switch, and director Suda51 made a little thank you message to celebrate. Check it out below.


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Pre-orders are now open for the physical version of Iconoclasts. Along with a standard release, Limited Run Games is offering a “Classic Edition”.

The special edition contains:

Guilty Gear and Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus R were both announced for Switch last year. PQube revealed additional plans for both titles today, including new release windows.

Fans can look forward to Guilty Gear and Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus R this spring. Additionally, PQube will be offering a physical bundle for the two games as part of the “Guilty Gear 20th Anniversary Edition”. Both will be sold separately on the eShop as well.

NIS America today announced the western release date for Lapis x Labyrinth. The game launches May 28 in North America, May 31 in Europe, and June 7 in Australia / New Zealand. The Lapis x Labyrinth x Limited Edition will be available at retail as the only physical releases.

Here’s some additional information about Lapis x Labyrinth:

Kemco’s lineup of RPGs on Switch continue, as the company has announced Alvastia Chronicles for the eShop. A release is planned for February 7.

Here’s an overview:


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