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During a live stream today, Famitsu showed off footage from Arcade Archives The Tin Star (and Ikari III). Check out the full recording below.

WayForward is celebrating April Fools’ Day with Cat Girl Without Salad: Amuse-Bouche, an actual new release on the Switch eShop. View some footage below.

Grimvalor, Direlight’s hack and slash action-platformer, hits the Switch eShop on April 7. Find some early footage below.

It may be April Fools’ Day, but that hasn’t stopped Shantae developer WayForward from announcing and releasing a new game for Switch. Cat Girl Without Salad: Amuse-Bouche, a shoot ’em up game, is out now on the eShop.

Here’s an overview of Cat Girl Without Salad: Amuse-Bouche, along with a trailer:

Nintendo released a new video today showcasing a few European digital game highlights from March 2020. You can watch it below.

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Totally Reliable Delivery Service is out on Switch today, and tinyBuild has prepared a launch trailer to celebrate. We have the video below.

Hamster is bringing Arcade Archives Tin Star to Switch this week, the company has announced. A worldwide release is set for April 2.

Tin Star was originally made by Taito in 1983. The shooter involves taking on the role of a sheriff while fighting against outlaws outside of town.

Pricing for Arcade Archives Tin Star is set at $7.99 / €6.99 / £6.29.

Source: Hamster PR

Disaster Report 4: Summer Memories launches for Switch in the west on April 7. Check out some early footage in the video below.

Nintendo has updated the Japanese release schedule on its platforms for the week of April 8, 2020. Here’s a look at the upcoming digital download schedule:

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Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy came out on consoles towards the tail end of last week, but it’s been met with some frustration. Aspyr, the company behind the port, accidentally enabled cross-play between Switch (as well as PS4) and Switch. Usually this sort of feature would be celebrated, but it’s been turned on by default and unfair matches have been taking place between newcomers and experienced PC players.

PC players need to go out of their way in order to make cross-play happen. Users need to input the specific IP address of console matchmaking servers, and it doesn’t even show up on the menus for the PC release. Aside from having more experience, they’re also able to use a mouse and keyboard setup.

Here’s what Aspyr is saying about the situation:


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