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Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order

If you’ve played some of Team Ninja’s previous games such as Ninja Gaiden, you know how difficult they can be. Apparently that toughness rubbed off on the team when Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order was in development. According to producer Yosuke Hayashi, Marvel Games told Team Ninja that the Switch game was too difficult, which led to adjustments being implemented.

Hayashi told IGN:

At Evo 2019 later today, Arc System Works is expected to debut a new trailer for BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle. The video was leaked online, and although it has since been pulled, some major information is floating around online.

We’ll be sharing details from the video below. If you don’t want to be spoiled in any way, please don’t proceed beyond this point.

At ChinaJoy 2019, the newly-announced Rabbids: Adventure Party was playable on Switch for the first time. Have a look at some off-screen footage below.

Rabbids: Adventure Party has currently only been announced for China, and it is unclear if there are release plans for other regions.

Famitsu has recorded some off-screen footage of Samurai Shodown DLC character Rimururu, who is playable this weekend at Evo 2019. View the gameplay below.

In a recent news post sent out to Switch owners, Nintendo provided a listing of the top 15 European eShop downloads for July 2019.

Super Mario Maker 2 manages to top the list, but Fire Emblem: Three Houses is right behind. The re-release of Doom also made it in, as did Dragon Quest Builders 2.

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According to Nihon Falcom president Toshihiro Kondo, Ys VIII met sales expectations on Switch in the west. In Japan, though, “the game struggled”.

Kondo passed along that bit of news in an interview with Noisy Pixel. When asked if Nihon Falcom would ever consider any exclusive games for Switch, Kondo stated:

Kairosoft is continuing its Switch support with two more games. Oh! Edo Towns, along with The Pyraplex, release on the eShop next week.

Here are overviews and trailers for both:

At E3 2019, we were invited to meet with the incredibly passionate team at Daybreak Games for an behind-closed-doors gameplay demo and interview. We spoke at length with the creative director, SJ Mueller, and executive producer, Leah Bowers, as they kindly answered a number of our questions about how they decided to bring the game to Switch, how everything stacks up compared to PS4 and PC, future content, cross-play possibilities and so much more.

The devs were incredibly excited and genuinely passionate to bring the game to Switch; check out our transcript below.

Bandai Namco had some news to share about Dragon Ball FighterZ at Evo 2019 today. Following the conclusion of the finals, Janemba was officially revealed. Gogeta (SSGSS) is also coming as a DLC character.

Janemba will be added to Dragon Ball FighterZ through the FighterZ Pass 2 on August 8. There’s no date yet for Gogeta (SSGSS) other than “soon”.

Here’s today’s trailer from Evo:

On Wednesday, The Forbidden Arts will be launching on the Switch eShop. Take a look at some early footage in the video below.


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