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Now that Shovel Knight: King of Cards and Shovel Knight Showdown are finally here, Yacht Club Games has prepared one last trailer for Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove. We have it below.

Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled will kick off its Winter Festival Grand Prix on December 12, publisher Activision and developer Beenox has announced. It will feature a new track, characters, items, and challenges. A full rundown of included content can be found in the graphic above.

Here’s an intro video for the Winter Festival Grand Prix:

AVICII Invector

Wired Productions has issued a new trailer for the rhythm-action game AVICII Invector, which is slated for a 2020 launch on Switch. Give it a look below.

Pine

Twirlbound has announced that a new 1.03 update for Pine is live on Switch. It updates the main menu icon, fixes villages and objects that were wrongly popping out (and sometimes blocking progression), and includes camera invert.

It’s also been confirmed that another patch is in the works. The update will heavily reduce loading times, increase draw distance, fix lots of smaller bugs, and improve graphical quality. It will be submitted to Nintendo for approval “soon.”

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The boss-focused platformer Sacred Stones is due out for Switch on December 23. For a look at some early footage, check out the video below.

NIS America has issued a new Langrisser I & II trailer that specifically highlights the story of Langrisser I. View the video below.

Chicken Police

The buddy-cop noir adventure is coming to Switch, developer The Wild Gentlemen and publisher HandyGames announced today. A release is set for 2020.

Here’s an overview of Chicken Police, along with a trailer:

Publisher Chorus Worldwide and developer Alfa System today announced that Sisters Royale, a vertical scrolling shoot ’em up rooted in the style of classic title Castle of Shikigami, will be released in the west on Switch. It’s due out digitally on the eShop starting January 30, 2020.

Here’s an overview of the game:

Princess Maker: Go! Go! Princess, a fighting and life simulation game that uses dice, is due out for Switch on December 23. View some early footage in the video below.

Those who were expecting the Switch version to be updated will be disappointed to hear that Overkill is essentially done with the game. Explaining the decision to move on from what’s offered on Nintendo’s console, developer Overkill explained that “the transfer of the game over to the Switch-platform was not made in-house and would require significant further investments to happen.”

Overkill stated:


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