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Every now and then a Switch eShop game falls under the radar. That’s might be the case with Trybit Logic, which just came out stateside last week and lands in Europe tomorrow.

Trybit Logic is a puzzle game made by HIMACS. We’re told that it caters to engineers and those with a programming mindset by exploring bitwise operators. The series, which is also on mobile, has been well-received in Japan with over 350,000 downloads. NEP G.K. has localized the Switch release and is looking to connect with fans interested in the engineering side of games and bring similar content to an English-speaking audience.

Originally scheduled for February 7, Langrisser I & II will now release on April 18. The team will be using the extra time to improve its quality.

Langrisser I & II may also be getting a demo in the future. Although it’s under consideration, nothing has been confirmed at present.

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During the latest episode of ArcLive, new footage from Kill la Kill the Game: IF was shown. Check out the full recording below.



We recently found out that the visual novel Summer Pockets is making its way to Switch. Prototype has since published the boxart, available above.

Summer Pockets launches Spring 2019 in Japan.

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New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe

Nintendo just posted a new introduction trailer for New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe on its Japanese YouTube channel. Watch it below.

After a couple of short delays, Battle Princess Madelyn finally lands on the Switch eShop tomorrow. Have a look at some footage below.

Niantic has confirmed that Totodile will be the next Pokemon featured for Pokemon GO Community Day next month. The fun will take place on January 12.

Totodile will have an unspecified exclusive move for the event. Additionally, bonuses include 1/4 egg hatch distance and

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IGN has a new look at New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe with 15 minutes of direct-feed footage showing off Toadette. Check out the gameplay below.

Earlier this year, we got a look at many scrapped Pokemon designs after a 1997 Pokemon Gold demo leaked online. Several months later, we have even more designs that were never used.

Japanese TV channel NHK recently aired a program that showed off a number of Pokemon, including ones that have never appeared in-game. We can see the likes of Lapras and Blastoise, a very-different Scyther, and even the original concept for Gengar and Rhyhorn that fight in the opening credits of Pokemon Red, Blue and Yellow.

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ACA NeoGeo Puzzle Bobble is already out in Japan, though other regions will follow tomorrow. We have some footage in the video below.


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