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Battle Chasers: Nightwar has been out on a number of platforms for quite some time. Unfortunately, the Switch version has been missing in action. Airship Syndicate had some issues with Unity that have taken awhile to address.

A new Kickstarter post provides an update on the situation, and thankfully, we have good news to report. The team “made some significant breakthroughs” and believes a build will be submitted to Nintendo “very soon.” The actual release will still take a number of weeks though since even after Nintendo has approved it, THQ Nordic’s manufacturing could take six weeks.

Here’s the full update on the status of Battle Chasers: Nightwar for Switch:

Slain: Back From Hell is landing on the Switch eShop next week. Get a look at some footage in the video below.

FDG Entertainment has confirmed that Blossom Tales will be available on Switch sometime this month. Although a specific date hasn’t been announced yet, we should have that news soon.

We also have a look at what the Switch icon looks like for Blossom Tales. It’s pictured above.

Here’s the news straight from FDG:


Thanks to m_t for the tip.

When is WWE 2K18 coming to Switch? At this point, no one can say for sure. We’ve seen reports of the game surfacing at some shops, but it’s not yet widely available.

As the official wait for WWE 2K18 on Switch continues, Walmart has already discounted the game. Pre-orders are $21 off on the retailers website. To take advantage, head on over here.

Mutant Mudds Collection is launching December 14 on Switch, developer Jools Watsham has announced.

Switch owners can begin pre-loading on December 7. By doing so, they can save 33%. Mutant Mudds Collection will normally cost $14.99 / £10.99 / €12.99, but can be pre-ordered for only $9.99 / £7.29 / €8.69.

Rogue Trooper Redux has received a new update. If you’ve downloaded the game, the new 1.01 patch can be applied.

We’ve posted the full patch notes below. Rebellion implemented a few improvements and fixes to different aspects of the game.

Creative Bytes is bringing Embers of Mirrim to Switch next week as an eShop download. Take a look at the video below for a look at it in action.

Microids is giving Gear.Club Unlimited fans into the game’s creation with new making of videos. Below, you’ll get some insight into car modeling and the performance shop.

Cat Quest recently landed on Switch as an eShop download. It’s also available on a few other platforms as well.

At least on Switch, Cat Quest is doing very well. The Gentlebros CEO Desmond Wong says that the first two weeks of sales on the console have “definitely outpaced” both Steam and mobile.

Desmond also confirmed that Cat Quest is selling equally well in North America, Europe, and Japan on the eShop. It may be doing just a bit better in Japan, where it was the third best-selling Switch game on the eShop at one point.

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Fire Emblem Heroes

Sensor Tower provided new information about the performance of Animal Crossing: Pocket Leaf today. We also have some news about Fire Emblem Heroes as well.

According to Sensor Tower’s data, Fire Emblem Heroes has grossed over $240 million worldwide. Players are spending an average of about $20 per download. Not bad, Nintendo.

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