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Microids and Frima shared new information about the Switch title Super Chariot today. The news is highlighted by a launch month: May 2018.

Super Chariot will be sold physically, though only in Europe and Australia. It’ll include the game, the Royal Gadget Pack DLC, and the original downloadable soundtrack.

Nintendo has updated its maintenance schedule once again, showing that a bunch of additional maintenance is planned for tonight. Sessions are planned for Pokemon Sun/Moon/Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon, the first Splatoon, and more.

Here’s the full schedule:

Lunar Great Wall Studios has announced Another Sight, a surreal dreamscape fantasy game. The project is currently in development for Switch and other platforms.

Another Sight should be out sometime this year. We’ve posted more information and a trailer below.

Rising Star Games has signed a partnership agreement with Daylight Studios to publish the first three titles in the Holy Potatoes! series on consoles this year. Three games are on the way, and they’ll all be released on Switch.

First up is Holy Potatoes! A Weapon Shop?! due out this spring. Holy Potatoes! We’re in Space?! follows in the summer, and Holy Potatoes! What the Hell?! is due out this fall. All three games will have an overhauled user-interface, and overhauled controls for consoles.

We have more details about these trio of titles below, along with trailers.

This week’s European Nintendo Downloads are as follows:

Switch Retail

Scribblenauts Showdown – €39.99 (available March 9)

Forever Entertainment has another title lined up for Switch. As shown on the European Switch eShop, Sparkle 3 Genesis is slated for March 15.

Here’s some information and a trailer for the title:

Swim Out is making its way to Switch, Lozange Lab has announced. The title is expected on March 20 via the eShop.

Swim Out is a strategic / turn-based puzzle game in which you need to plan out your strokes in the pool so that you never cross any other swimmer’s path. Continue on below for further details and a trailer.

Last August, Nintendo filed a very interesting patent in the United States relating to Switch. It was finally made public today. The document involves input devices for use with the system Switch, with Donkey Konga drums and a keyboard shown as an example.

Below are a couple of excerpts from the filing:

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With Steredenn: Binary Stars arriving on Switch today, Pixelnest has readied a launch trailer for the game. We have it below.


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