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The key to getting Devil May Cry 5 on Switch may lie with the performance of another Capcom title. The latest news comes from director Hideaki Itsuno, who left the door open to a port while speaking with German magazine M! Games.

When asked why Devil May Cry 5 isn’t on Switch, Itsuno explained that development started before the team had dev kits. Capcom therefore concentrated on releasing the game for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. However, Itsuno added that if Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen sells well, they might consider porting Devil May Cry 5 to Nintendo’s console.

Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen launches for Switch on April 23. It’s the first time this title will be appearing on a Nintendo system.

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Nintendo is gearing up for the next ARMS Party Crash Bash. For those who missed it, the event is being held to determine the game’s best character.

This time around, Max Brass and Twintelle will be battling it out under the theme “A-List Athletes”.

Expect the latest ARMS Party Crash Bash on March 15 starting at 5 AM ET. It’ll last until March 18 at 5 AM ET. Whoever wins this quarterfinals match will advance to the semifinals where they will take on the latest winner, Min Min.

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Earlier today, a first-person adventure from Blue Isle Studios, was added to the Switch eShop. We have some footage below.

Nintendo has published a new Japanese trailer for Yoshi’s Crafted World ahead of its launch this month. You can watch it below.

Update (3/7): The Nintendo Labo VR Kit is now up on Amazon.


Original (3/6): Just a short while ago, a brand new Nintendo Labo VR Kit was announced. Retailers are following up with pre-orders.

Best Buy is currently taking reservations here. When more retailers put up their listings, we’ll update this post.

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YouTuber Stephan Reese (Archon 1981) has acquired a previously unannounced and unknown NES game. UWC, a wrestling title, was created by the defunct Japanese developer SETA. The game’s title screen shows a 1989 date, so this one has been kept in the shadows for three decades.

How did Reese manage to get his hands on the game? He actually just bought it off a former Nintendo employee – and that’s mostly it. This staffer was assigned to test UWC because he was a wrestling fan.

You can see what UWC looks like in the video below. Reese will be dumping the ROM online as well so other people can try it out for themselves.

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Thanks to Gamera Interactive and QubicGames, Unit 4 will be appearing on the Switch eShop next Friday. View some footage in the video below.

Wrath: Aeon of Ruin

Announced earlier today, the FPS Wrath: Aeon of Ruin is coming to Switch in early 2020. Get a look at 11 minutes of footage below.

Niantic will be trying out a new event for Pokemon GO next week. Known as Legendary Lunch hour, there will be an increased number of raids.

As the name implies, the event will be just an hour long. It’ll take place between 12 PM and 1 PM in your local time zone on March 13.

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Super Phantom Cat is coming to Switch on March 21, Veewo Games has announced. The game will be distributed digitally on the eShop.

Here’s an overview for the retro platformer, along with a trailer:


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