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NBA 2K18’s latest patch has gone live. 2K Sports and Visual Concepts have started distribution of version 1.04.

The new NBA 2K18 update makes tons of improvements and changes across the board. If you missed them previously, you can find the full patch notes below.

GameSpot hosted a lengthy live stream for The Jackbox Party Pack 4 earlier today. Watch the full recording below, which contains close to two hours of footage.

Just a few days ago, we found out that Elliot Quest is arriving on the Switch eShop in Japan next week. We can probably say the same for North America as well.

Nintendo’s website has added in a listing for the new Switch version of Elliot Quest, claiming that the release date is October 19. The site can be off from time to time, but this particular listing is likely accurate.

Here’s an overview and trailer for Elliot Quest for those who haven’t heard of the game previously:

This week’s episode of Nintendo Minute has gone live. In today’s video, the Fire Emblem Warriors Special Edition and new amiibo are unboxed. Watch the full episode below.

Milestone already announced that MXGP 3 is coming to Switch later this year. Additionally, the company has just revealed that Monster Energy Supercross – The Official Videogame is in development as well.

Here’s an overview and the debut trailer:

WWE 2K18

Nintendo’s website listing for WWE 2K18 offers up some new information about the game’s download. Similar to 2K Sports’ other recent title 2K18, you’ll need quite a bit of free space.

The digital version of WWE 2K18 requires a microSD card with at least 32GB of free space. That’s in addition to 1GB on the system memory. The microSD card has to be inserted before beginning the download.

We still don’t actually know when WWE 2K18 is heading to Switch. Thus far, 2K has only said we can expect it sometime this fall.

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Hamster published The King of Fighters ’95 on the eShop yesterday as the latest NeoGeo game for Switch. Check out some footage below.

The Count Lucanor is coming soon to the Switch eShop. Get a look at the game below with 17 minutes of footage.

Detention has been rated for Switch in Taiwan. Because of that, we can probably assume that it’s coming to the console.

Detention earned a great deal of acclaim when it first debuted on Steam earlier this year. It’s a 2D atmospheric horror side-scroller in which two students are trapped in a high school and need to find a way to escape.

More information about Detention can be found below, along with a trailer.

The Super Famicom Mini sold over 350,000 units in its first week in Japan. Had Nintendo shipped more units, that number likely would have been higher.

Dengeki reports that the system sold through 90 percent of its initial shipment. Naturally, stores quickly ran out of stock.

Nintendo has pledged to restock the Super Famicom Mini as well as the SNES Classic Edition. The NES Classic Edition will also return next year.

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