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Born Lucky Games and Klabater have announced – and subsequently released – Roarr! The Adventures of Rampage Rex on Switch. It’s out now through the eShop.

Roarr! The Adventures of Rampage Rex is a brawler with “sharp graphics, fast combos and a lot of deadly battles and vicious enemies.” We have an official overview below, along with a trailer.

The Pokemon Company has shared several new gameplay videos for Pokemon: Let’s Go, Pikachu / Eevee featuring Melmetal and more. We have the full set below.

Nintendo published the third and final instructional video for Civilization VI. Below, you can learn about the four victory conditions: Domination, Culture, Religion and Science. It’s said that each of these brings its own challenges but also encourages players to explore the vast depths of the Civilization VI experience.

Crashlands will be available on Switch as of tomorrow as a digital download. Have a look at some early footage below.

Road Redemption had a bit of a surprise release on Switch yesterday, and is out now on the eShop. Take a look at some footage below.

8Bitdo has revealed the Gbros. Wireless Adapter for Switch. The device works with wired GameCube and Classic Edition controllers, and was made with Super Smash Bros. Ultimate in mind. Users can connect various wired controllers to Switch including ones from the GameCube, NES, SNES, Super Famicom, and Wii.

The 8Bitdo Gbros. Wireless Adapter for Nintendo Switch launches December 7. Pre-orders are open on Amazon here.

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Some folks are starting to get their hands on the new Octoling amiibo. Have a look at an unboxing video below, which also includes a comparison with other figures in the Splatoon line.

The Bug Butcher is due out on the Switch eShop tomorrow. For a look at some footage, check out the video below.

Two new trailers are live for Pokemon: Let’s Go, Pikachu / Eevee. As usual, we have videos in English in Japanese, and both are attached below. The clips show battling against Team Rocket, the Elite Four, and more.

In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, fans have noticed that Mr. Game & Watch has a new forward smash. While it was an attempt at being true to Nintendo’s old LCD game handhelds, it unfortunately involves an offensive stereotype.

Back in 1982, Nintendo made a cowboy game titled Fire Attack in which players defend a wooden fort from screaming Native Americans who wield burning torches and wear feathers in their hair. Mr. Game & Watch has a move referencing the game. After it was brought to the company’s attention, Nintendo has vowed to release an update removing the feather from Mr. Game & Watch in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.


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