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Devolver Digital is celebrating today’s launch of Ape Out with a brand new trailer. Have a look at the video below.

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NIS America has posted yet another video for The Caligula Effect: Overdose. Check out the “C-CEO?!” clip below.

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A few days ago, a fresh listing for Horizon Chase Turbo appeared on the ESRB even though the game has been available on the eShop for several months. It was a sign that a physical release could be in the works.

As has been speculated, Horizon Chase Turbo is indeed heading to retail. PM Studios and acttil, along with developer Aquiris, have confirmed that the title is going physical. We’ll be seeing it on North American store shelves this spring.

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Dynamic Voltage Games has announced Pirates of First Star, an adventure game that uses a combination of photographed claymation and real time 3D to achieve a unique art style in a 90’s game design style.

We have the following overview and trailer:

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During a Flyhigh Works presentation today, the latest information and footage was shown for Cytus Alpha.

The rhythm game is confirmed to be receiving a collaboration with the DJMax series to include 10 songs from DJMax Respect. The “Chapter DJMax” will feature songs such as “Don’t Die,” “Blythe,” “SIN -The Last Scene-,” “End of the Moonlight,” and “Don’t Die.”

We’ve included a new trailer for Cytus Alpha below, along with the full Flyhigh Works presentation.

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Famitsu hosted a live stream yesterday in which it showcased footage from Travis Strikes Again’s first DLC with director Suda51. We have the full recording below.

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You may recall that Galak-Z: Variant S came to the Switch eShop last year. Next month, Nintendo’s console will be getting another entry in the series. A listing on the eShop shows that Galak-Z: The Void: Deluxe Edition is due out on March 26.

Here’s an overview, along with a trailer:

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Publisher CFK and Korean developer toOrock have announced a new action RPG for Nintendo Switch: Machi Knights: Blood Bagos. The game places a heavy emphasis on co-op play and the various abilities of the characters you can choose in the game. Machi Knights: Blood Bagos will launch on the Japanese eShop on March 14th for 1,620 Yen. This version of the game will also have an English-language option. Check out the game’s debut trailer below to get a look at some gameplay:

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Bandai Namco has released a lengthy gameplay video for Super Robot Wars T, showing off 32 minutes from the game’s first chapter:

Super Robot Wars T will be released in Japan on March 20th. A Western release has not yet been announced, however the Southeast Asia version of the game will feature an English-language option.

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Lost Reavers, Bandai Namco’s free-to-play online co-op game for Wii U, will end its service later this year, on May 30th. Starting on March 28th, new items can no longer be purchased, but previously purchased items can still be used. On May 30th, all servers for the game will go offline.

Bandai Namco didn’t state a reason for the game shutting down, but most likely it just wasn’t profitable anymore to keep the servers running.

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