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Pokemon Quest

Pokemon Quest has been out for just over half a year. It’s easy to forget, but there’s a mobile version in addition to the Switch release. Sensor Tower is taking a closer look at the mobile side of things today to see how it’s performed.

Since launching last June, Pokemon Quest has seen 10 million installs globally. It has also generated roughly $9.5 million on the App Store and Google Play.

Trials Rising

Thanks to GameSpot, we have a new look at Trials Rising with plenty of footage. Check out the latest gameplay below.

Nintendo and HAL Laboratory have shared a few pieces of concept art for Kirby Star Allies. The latest batch focuses on Heroes in Another Dimension, a mode that was recently added to the game.

We have the first piece of art above. Another two follow below.

Monster Couch has announced that its turn-based strategic survival game Thea: The Awakening is planned for Switch. The game will be arriving digitally on February 1.

Here’s a brief overview, along with a trailer:

Happy Badger Studio has announced that its “stylized hovercraft racing game” SmuggleCraft is coming to Switch. It’ll be available in just a few days on January 25.

Here’s an overview, along with a trailer:

To celebrate today’s release on Switch, THQ Nordic has prepared a gameplay trailer for The Raven Remastered. Get a look at it below.

At Sundown: Shots in the Dark makes its way to Switch today as a digital download. We have the launch trailer from Versus Evil below.

And here’s some footage:

Nintendo has announced that a new Indie Highlights video is coming tomorrow. The company will be showcasing some of the indie titles due out on Switch throughout 2019.

It’ll go live at the following times:

More:

The Raven Remastered is due for release on Switch tomorrow both physically and digitally. Take a look at some footage below.

Nintendo has announced the first-ever European Smash Ball Team Cup, an event that will bring about the twelve best Super Smash Bros. Ultimate squads from across Europe and a live final determining the continent’s winner.

Here’s how things will work:

To determine the first national and European Super Smash Bros. champions, teams of three will battle it out in three Stock matches with no items – except for the powerful Smash Ball, which can turn up at any time to seal an emphatic victory or give the underdogs a chance to turn the tables and snatch a win. The match types in this best-of-five will consist of 2v2 Smash, Smashdown and 3v3 Squad Strike.

Over the coming months, Nintendo will hold national qualifiers featuring teams of three in the following territories:



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