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We may not have to wait much longer for Stardew Valley on Switch. The game has now been approved, and a release date is being finalized.

We have the official word from Chucklefish:


Will you be picking up Stardew Valley when it reaches Switch?

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Following the Wii U version, Tumblestone is coming to Switch on October 5. Get an early look at the new release below.

The opening animation for the Switch / New 3DS title Fire Emblem Warriors has been posted online. Have a look at it below.

We’ve been waiting to hear about a final release date for Morphite on Switch following a couple of days. The good news is that the game has been resubmitted. Unfortunately, the team will need to wait another two weeks to find out if it’s been approved.

We’re also hearing that motion controls have been added to Morphite on Switch. Presumably they will be optional.

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Reptoid Games opened a Kickstarter a little while back for the action-adventure game Fossil Hunters. It’s all about building your own dinosaurs with a modular system of interlocking Fossil Blocks. You’ll go out and explore environments, then clear away dirt and rocks. Each fossil comes with its own possible connection points that can be paired with another fossil when they’re nearby. Fossil Skeletons can also be built to complete objectives and unlock new levels / items.

With just over two days to go until the Kickstarter ends, Reptoid Games announced a Switch version. The developer is partnering with Smiling Buddha Games on the port. If the campaign succeeds, backers will be able to select their platform of choice and choose a key for Switch. Just keep in mind that all console versions are following after the initial PC and Mac launch, tentatively set for March 2018.

You can find more about Fossil Hunters on Kickstarter here. The campaign needs just another $4,000 to reach its goal.


Amazon has opened pre-orders for the Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Special Edition. You can place an order right here. This did already sell out on Best Buy, so keep that in mind.

Final Fantasy’s main theme is among the most iconic music in all of gaming. In a new video, composer Nobuo Uematsu discussed his inspirations and development process in coming up with the composition. View it below.

Sine Mora EX launches on Switch today… sort of. The digital version has gone up on the eShop, though the physical version might be facing some issues.

Reader Jes T tells us that he pre-ordered a copy at Best Buy, but received an email this morning stating that Sine Mora EX has been delayed to an unspecified date. The retailer’s customer support added that they don’t have any copies of the game physically for Switch and haven’t heard when that will change. Best Buy as well as Amazon list Sine Mora EX as sold out online or temporarily out of stock.

We’ll keep tabs on the situation and will let you know about any future developments.

Square Enix’s Tetsuya Nomura isn’t the only guest designer in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. Kunihiko Tanaka also participated in the creation of a character. Specifically, he designed Finch, one of the game’s Blades.

Tanaka worked on the Xenosaga and Xenogears titles way back in the game. He was involved with Xenoblade Chronicles X as a character designer as well.


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Rising Star Games and 88 Heroes developer Bitmap Bureau announced Ninja Shodown for Switch earlier this year. The game isn’t too far off, with Rising Star stating today that a release is coming soon.

Here’s an overview:


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