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Update (1/9): Media Create data is finally in, so we’ve swapped that out for Famitsu’s numbers below.


Original (1/6): The latest Japanese hardware sales from Famitsu are as follows:

Switch – 134,519
PS4 – 37,175
New 2DS LL – 20,409
New 3DS LL – 12,542
PS4 Pro – 12,456
Vita – 7,970
2DS – 3,700
Xbox One – 335
New 3DS – 163
PS3 – 58
Wii U – 44
Xbox One X – 23

For comparison’s sake, here are the hardware numbers from last week:

Switch – 269,684
PS4 – 50,662
New 2DS LL – 45,387
New 3DS LL – 27,947
PS4 Pro – 16,595
Vita – 14,041
2DS – 6,992
Xbox One – 687
New 3DS – 311
Wii U – 98
PS3 – 40
Xbox One X – 32

And here are the software charts:

Last week, Saber Interactive released NBA Playgrounds: Enhanced Edition on Switch. Owners of the original game were finally treated to all of the updates and content made available on other platforms over the past several months. It was more or less Saber’s way of getting around some issues the company was having with updates on Switch.

In a statement to Polygon, Saber said the following about NBA Playgrounds: Enhanced Edition:

ChromaGun is releasing on Switch this month, and a new trailer has gone live to celebrate. Check out the video below.

10tons is keeping up with its Switch releases this week with Azkend 2. Have a look at some footage below.

The next global mission in Pokemon Ultra Sun and Pokemon Ultra Moon has started. The new theme is “Win at the Battle Agency!”.

For the latest mission, the goal is to win as many times as possible at the Battle Agency in Festival Plaza, with 100,000 being the target. Everyone who participates will receive 2,000 Festival Coins if players win a collective 100,000 times between January 9 and January 22. Even if the goal isn’t reached, a participation prize of 1,000 Festival Coins will be handed out.

You can earn double the amount of coins by registering at the Pokemon Global Link by the end of the global mission. That means you can receive 4,000 when the goal is reached, and 2,000 even if it isn’t.

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Rabi-Ribi is coming to Switch, Winking Entertainment has announced. The side-scrolling platformer is currently without a release date, but we imagine it will be ready sooner rather than later.

Here’s more information about the game:

Lienzo posted a new piece of music from Mulaka, a game that’s in development for Switch. You can listen to the track of Ba’wísini’s introduction below.

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Update (1/8): The North American Switch eShop is listing Nuclien for January 19.


Original (1/7): Springloaded has announced Nuclien for Switch. This is a “mind splitting game” in which you need “to locate numbers as fast as possible, and flip your perspective backwards and forwards at an almost impossible rate”.

We’ve yet to hear about an official release date for Nuclien, but Nintendo UK’s website lists it for January 12. That should be a sign of an imminent release.

Below are some additional details and a trailer for Nuclien:

Skies of Fury DX is in the works for Switch, Seed Interactive and Illumination Games have announced.

The game will have you flying through the skies and partaking in aerial combat as both British and German pilots during World War I. 100 missions, multiplayer modes, and more will be included.

Here’s a more in-depth overview and a trailer:

Implosion made it to the Switch eShop several months ago. But if you’re still considering a purchase, you can see what the game has to offer. A demo was added to the eShop today.

Currently, the demo is only live in Europe. However, if you make a European Nintendo account, you can still download it – even if you reside in North America.

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