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Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze

Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze has been up on the Wii U eShop since it launched in 2014. However, with the new Switch version just on the horizon, it has now gone missing.

Attempting to search for the game on the Wii U eShop won’t return you with any results for the actual game. Likewise, there isn’t an option for the digital on Nintendo’s own North American website.

A bunch of new rewards have been added to My Nintendo, most of which are Zelda-related. You can obtain discounts, a 3DS theme, and more.

The full roundup is as follows:

Pokemon GO

Pokemon GO has a new update. On iOS, the mobile title is now at version 1.71.1. The Android version has been updated to version 0.101.1.

The official patch notes from Niantic are as follows:

As Splitter Critters gears up for release on the Switch eShop this week, RAC7 Games has prepared a new trailer. We’ve gone ahead and attached it below.

Psyvariar Delta boxart

Earlier today, Dispatch Games announced the localization of the Switch vertical shooter Psyvariar Delta. We now have the official boxart above.

Happy Birthdays

When Happy Birthdays comes to Switch in just a little over a month, it’ll do so with new content. NIS America outlined what players can expect in this area today.

We have the full rundown below:

CricktoGame - Nintendo Switch

Polygon-e Studios has announced that its puzzle game CricktoGame is planned for Switch. After previously appearing on mobile, it will land on the eShop sometime this summer.

Here’s an overview:

Garage - Nintendo Switch

tinyBuild has readied a new “Bad Trip” trailer for its new Switch eShop game Garage. Have a look at the video below.

Garage will be available for Switch on May 10.

SEGA has just released the second part of its new Sonic Mania animated web series. View the latest episode for Sonic Mania Adventures below, and stay tuned for the rest of the videos.

Behind the Screen just launched on Steam this month. That same game is coming to Switch, publisher Cosen has announced. It’s due out sometime in 2018.

Behind the Screen, a game that features puzzles, stealth elements, and fighting, has stories that are inspired by actual historical events in Taiwan. We have further information and a trailer below.


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