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RollerCoaster Tycoon Adventures

Depending on your region, RollerCoaster Tycoon Adventures isn’t too far away. Atari has announced that in Europe, the Switch game is planned for a November release. Unfortunately, North America will be waiting quite a bit longer as the launch won’t be taking place until sometime in Q1 2019.

Bigben Interactive will be distributing RollerCoaster Tycoon Adventures in Europe. In North America, AtGames will be responsible.

Thanks to AwesomePlatter for the tip.

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Nintendo has posted another update to the Smash Bros. Blog for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. This time around, we have an introduction to Pac-Man.

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Nintendo has cranked out yet another new piece of Hint Art for Super Mario Odyssey. We have the latest image above.

Similar to past Hint Art images shared online, there’s no Power Moon tied to solving the puzzle. Instead, you’ll be given a small reward for your troubles.

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Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

Nintendo just released a new Super Smash Bros. Ultimate trailer promoting the game’s December 7 release date. See it below.

Bushiden

Pixel Arc Studios recently started a Kickstarter campaign in hopes of funding Bushiden. The goal has been met with less than two days to spare, and the game’s development will be completed. Even better, it’ll be coming to Switch.

The tagline for Bushiden is that it’s a futuristic, ninja action platformer. We have a few more details and a trailer below.

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Friday the 13th: Killer Puzzle

Blue Wizard Digital is celebrating Halloween with the release of Friday the 13th: Killer Puzzle on Switch. Check out some footage below.

Horizon Shift ’81 is coming to Switch, Flump Studios has announced. The team is using the original Horizon Shift, but will now release it as a “sequel/de-make” on Nintendo’s console.

Here’s a bit of additional information and a trailer:

Denis Dyack, known for spearheading the likes of Eternal Darkness at Silicon Knights many years ago, tried to make the new project Shadow of the Eternals happen during the Wii U era. Dyack and his team were looking to fund their project on Kickstarter, but unfortunately missed out on the funding goal. There’s always been some uncertainty over the game since then, but Dyack has finally provided a mostly definitive update.

The bottom line is that Shadow of the Eternals isn’t happening anytime soon. Dyack told IGN that “it’s not canceled, but it is also not going to be in active development for a while.”

Dyack announced a latest game Deadhaus Sonata from his new development studio, Apocalypse. He says it’s “targeting all platforms,” though it’s unclear if Switch is included.

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Deemo

A new update has gone live for the digital version of Deemo. Version 1.4 is here, adding in support for the Nintendo Labo Toy-Con Piano. This includes an exclusive music pack.

Yesterday, it was announced that the physical version of Deemo is launching January 29. Nintendo Labo support will come out of the box, so an update won’t be necessary.

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