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Famitsu hosted a live stream a few hours ago and showcased Arcade Archives Athena. Have a look at the full recording with footage below.

The Princess Guide

NIS America has set a western release date for The Princess Guide. Today, the company announced that the game will be out in North America on March 26. The European date is slated for March 29, followed by April 5 for Australia and New Zealand.

Here’s a brief introduction:

As of tomorrow, Blue Rider will be available as a digital download on the Switch eShop. Take a look at some footage below.

Puzzle Bobble – otherwise known as Bust-a-Move – will be appearing on Switch as the system’s latest NeoGeo game. An advert in the latest issue of Famitsu confirms the news.

ACA NeoGeo Puzzle Bobble launches December 20 worldwide. Pricing is set at $7.99 / €6.99 / £6.29.

Omega Strike

Digerati and Woblyware have announced that Omega Strike is coming soon to Switch. The pixel-art action-platformer Omega Strike is deploying the eShop on December 24.

Here’s an overview for Omega Strike plus a trailer:

Aragami: Shadow Edition has been given a new, final release date. The title will be landing on Nintendo’s console on February 22.

Merge Games will be offering a Signature Edition for Aragami: Shadow Edition, as previously announced. It includes:

Suda51 will be appearing during a Famitsu live stream next week for a new Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes presentation. It’ll be two hours long, offering the latest look at the game and more. An English interpretation of the proceedings will be provided to users.

The Famitsu Monthly Serial: Goichi Suda’s Travis Returns stream will begin on December 20 at the following times:

Phrasefight

According to a listing on the Japanese eShop, Phrasefight is making its way to Switch next week. The game is currently slated for December 20.

Phrasefight is a rhythm fighting game developed by VeryOK. Along with supporting all of Switch’s play modes (TV, handheld, tabletop), it’ll also feature HD Rumble support and single Joy-Con play.

Below are a couple of videos:

Source: Switch eShop

Chronus Arc

Chronus Arc is heading to Switch next week, a listing on the Japanese eShop reveals. The RPG had been announced for the system back in October.

For those who missed it the first time around, here’s an overview and trailer:

HandyGames, in partnership with developer Honig Studios, announced today that it will publish El Hijo on Switch next year. It’s due out sometime in 2019.

El Hijo is “a non-violent, spaghetti-western stealth game” following a six-year old who “must always sneak past the dangers of his world.” When he overcomes challenges, “he gains self-confidence and cunning and with it more schemes to get past his foes. Locations include a remote monastery, a harsh and unforgiving stretch of desert, and a frontier town rife with crime and villainy.


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