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Last week, IGN had ARMS producer Kosuke Yabuki stop by its offices. Yabuki played a few rounds, but not in the way you’d expect. Yabuki and IGN editor Filip Miucin split the Joy-Con, with each person using an individual controller. You can see how the matches played out below.

Developer I Hate Running Backwards has confirmed that Binx Interactive is in the works for Switch. It’s a top-down shooter with procedurally generated levels. Co-op multiplayer is also supported.

I Hate Running Backwards is currently without a release window, but it’s planned for the eShop. We have more information and some footage below.

Arcade Archives Punch-Out!! has launched in Japan, and it should be available in the west tomorrow as well. Direct-feed gameplay can be found below.

Infernium has been given a release date on Switch. The game, described as “a modern survival horror approach to Pac-Man,” launches on April 5.

Infernium features 17 interconnected non-linear levels, with the main campaign estimating to last around 14 hours. Also included is a New Game+ mode, a Photomode, and more. DLC is planned, though everything will be free.

Continue on below for an overview and latest trailer for Infernium.

PanicBarn has announced Not Tonight, “a politically-charged satirical game set in an alternative version of Britain, where Brexit talks have collapsed and an extreme far-right government has taken power.” No More Robots will be publishing the dark political comedy RPG Switch.

We have some additional information below:

As previously mentioned, Rocket League is getting a Tournaments Update next week. Additionally, for Switch owners, the patch will add in a Video Quality graphics option so that players can choose between performance and visual fidelity.

That’s not all, as Psyonix will also be putting in another much-requested feature. When the update releases on April 3, video capture will be supported.

Here’s the full rundown of the update from Psyonix:

tinyBuild has started distributing Clustertruck’s first update on Switch. Version 1.01 is out now.

Based on prelimary reports, a glitch on level 8-4 has been fixed in which completing the level took you to a broken next level screen with no menu options and forcing players to restart. The patch should also fixe the y-axis not inverting properly.

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Super Daryl Deluxe is lined up for an April 10 launch on the Switch eShop. We’ve posted a gameplay video below.

At GDC last week, the rhythm game Muse Dash had a demo in display. Take a look at some footage from the build below.

With Gotcha Racing 2nd coming to Switch today, Arc System Works has produced an English trailer for the game. We have it attached below.


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