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Implosion – Never Lose Hope is one of the newest games launching on Switch this week. Take a look at some early footage below.

I and Me won’t just be releasing in Japan this week. Ratalakia Games has confirmed that the European version is planned for this Thursday as well.


Footage is already in showing off I and Me on Switch. Watch some gameplay below.

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In May, PM Studios said the team was looking into a possible Switch version of the rhythm game. That now appears to be happening.

A rating for Superbeat: Xonic has been spotted on the ESRB. Generally speaking, if a game has been classified on the website, it’s intended for use. It’s not an announcement, but we’re definitely hopeful. We’ll keep you informed if PM Studios has anything official to say.

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At E3, Nintendo World Report recorded some footage of Shakedown: Hawaii running on Switch’s screen. View the video below.

Flip Wars is coming to the European Switch eShop this week, Nintendo has announced. The launch is officially slated for July 6.

Here’s a new trailer:

Flip Wars is also planned for North America, but a release date has not yet been determined.

Hunter Studios’ action RPG Lost Castle is heading to Switch. The game contains roguelike elements, and all dungeons are randomized.

On Switch, Lost Castle is coming later this year. We’ve included a trailer and further details below.


In Japan, De Mambo launched digitally for Switch last Thursday. The Dangerous Kitchen was originally hoping that it would be a worldwide launch, but the North American and European release was pushed back just slightly.

De Mambo is now on track to arrive in North America and Europe on July 13. The Dangerous Kitchen shared the news via the following brief tweet:


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Update: Now gone. Only lasted a few minutes.


Original: Amazon France is taking pre-orders for the Metroid: Samus Returns Legacy Edition. You can reserve it here.

Despite the page saying otherwise, Amazon France will ship to the US. However, unlike Switch, 3DS is region-locked. You’ll need a European system to actually play the game. Or perhaps you’re interested in the extras.

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Nintendo has updated the maintenance schedule once again. Between tomorrow and next week, Switch / Wii U / 3DS will be impacted during three different sessions.

Here’s the full schedule:

Switch / Wii U / 3DS (online play, rankings, etc.)

– 6:45 PM PT (July 5) – 8 PM PT (July 5)
– 9:45 PM ET (July 5) – 11 PM ET (July 5)
– 2:45 AM in the UK (July 6) – 4 AM in the UK (July 6)
– 3:45 AM in Europe (July 6) – 5 AM in Europe (July 6)

Switch (all network services)

– 1 PM PT (July 10) – 7 PM PT (July 10)
– 4 PM ET (July 10) – 10 PM ET (July 10)
– 9 PM in the UK (July 10) – 3 AM in the UK (July 11)
– 10 PM in Europe (July 10) – 4 AM in Europe (July 11)

Switch / Wii U / 3DS (online play, rankings, etc.)

– 5 PM PT (July 10) – 8 PM PT (July 10)
– 8 PM ET (July 10) – 11 PM ET (July 10)
– 1 AM in the UK (July 11) – 4 AM in the UK (July 11)
– 2 AM in Europe (July 11) – 5 AM in Europe (July 11)

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Sumo Digital introduced a new Snake Pass update late last month. It was a pretty substantial one, adding in Time Trials and leaderboards on Switch. However, that pesky rumble bug was brought back with the patch.

On the bright side, Sumo has been quick to address the situation. Another Snake Pass update is now available, bringing the game to version 1.2.1. You should notice that the rumble issues have once again been addressed.


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