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Koei Tecmo published the first trailer for Dead or Alive Xtreme 3: Scarlet. We have it below, but keep in mind there’s an obvious NSFW warning here.

Blue Rider

Eastasiasoft Limited has announced a partnership with Argentinian developer Ravegan to bring the 3D shoot’em up Blue Rider to Switch. A worldwide release is planned for December 13.

Here’s an overview, along with a trailer:

Bandai Namco issued a new batch of screenshots from Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition today highlighting customization (as well as various items you’ll find along the way). Check out the latest images below.

Nintendo has posted another update to the Smash Bros. Blog for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. This time around, we have an introduction to the Midgar stage.

Here’s the overview:

Per usual, Hamster is readying a new NeoGeo game for Switch this week. But on top of that, Double Dragon II: The Revenge will be available on the eShop as a new arcade title.

We have the following overview:

A new item called Jingle’s holiday balloon is now available in Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp that allows players to invite the character Jingle to their campsite.

This item will be available for purchase in-game until February 6th for the cost of Leaf Ticket x350. A short clip of Jingle arriving in camp has been provided below.

https://twitter.com/pokemori_jp/status/1070204609455566849

Via

In a day of reveals for Ancient Games, the developer has announced that they are bringing a new RPG titled Royal Anapoko Academy to Switch.

At this time, the game — otherwise known as Ouritsu Anapoko Gakuen — is only confirmed for a 2019 release in Japan. A full translation of details provided by Gematsu can be found below.

Twinkle Star Sprites is heading to Switch this week as the system’s latest NeoGeo title, Hamster has announced. It’s scheduled for a worldwide release on December 6.

Here’s a brief overview:

After a light tease towards a Mamotte Knight game was made last month, developer Ancient Games has confirmed the project by officially announcing Susume!! Mamotte Knight: Hime no Totsugeki Serenade for Switch.

At this time, it is only known that the latest entry in the tower defense series will release in Japan sometime in 2019. More translated details on the game and screenshots have been provided by Gematsu below.

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate technically doesn’t launch until Friday, but you can go ahead and download an update for the game. It’ll be version 1.1.0 after the patch is installed.

If you’ve gone with the pre-purchase option, version 1.1.0 should be available. The extra data clocks in at 400MB.

We previously heard that Smash Bros. Ultimate would be getting an update at launch to ensure that everything is in order with the reply system. It’s unclear if anything else is involved with this new version.

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