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Paranautical Activity

Former Wii U title Paranautical Activity is making the jump to Switch. As shown on the North American eShop, it’s currently slated for June 28.

Here’s an overview for the old-school first-person shooter with a roguelite twist:

At E3, GamesBeat interviewed Charlie Scibetta. Scibetta acts as Nintendo of America’s senior director of corporate communications. During the conversation, Scibetta spoke about Nintendo’s approach to E3 this year, the decision to stick with video presentations, having Fortnite revealed and released on the same day, and those who were hoping for a surprise.

We have these excerpts from the interview below. You can read the full discussion here.

Disgaea 1 Complete

Some of the first Disgaea 1 Complete Switch footage has emerged from E3. Below you can see the game running in handheld mode.

LEGO The Incredibles

Warner Bros. launched LEGO The Incredibles for Switch on Friday. If you’re interested in seeing how the game looks on the system, check out the videos below. We have both docked and portable gameplay.

Ink footage

Posted on 6 years ago by (@NE_Brian) in Switch eShop, Videos | 0 comments

On Tuesday, Digerati is publishing Ink on the Switch eShop. Have a look at some footage in the video below.

The Lost Child

During a live stream last week, NIS America showcased The Lost Child by showing an hour of footage. We have the full recording below.

Ninjala

GungHo Online Entertainment announced its brand new Switch game Ninjala at E3 this week. Continue on below for some of the first off-screen footage.

Team17 has shared some news about an update for Raging Justice on Switch. A new Stun Meter has been added, along with more control options. Various performance improvements have been implemented as well.

Raging Justice is now available through the Switch eShop.

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Darkest Dungeon - The Color of Madness

Red Hook Studios issued a trailer for The Color of Madness, the newest DLC for Darkest Dungeon. It’ll be debuting on PC, Mac, and Linux first, followed by consoles – including Switch. We have the trailer below.

Fire Emblem: Three Houses

8-4 has worked with Nintendo in the past on the localization of Fire Emblem games. The partnership first came about for Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon, followed by Fire Emblem Awakening and Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia.

This week, Nintendo gave us a first look at its new Switch Fire Emblem title, Fire Emblem: Three Houses. 8-4 confirmed shortly after however that the company is not involved. That would seem to indicate that Nintendo is handling its localization internally for this particular game.

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