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Publisher THQ Nordic and developer Weappy today announced Rebel Cops, a turn-based tactics stealth game set in This Is the Police universe. It will launch in just a couple of weeks – specifically September 17.

Here’s an overview of Rebel Cops, along with a trailer:

Himno footage

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The non-violent, no death platformer Himno arrives today on the Switch eShop. Get a look at some footage below.

For the past year, Nintendo has added NES games to Switch via the Nintendo Switch Online service each month. Now that SNES titles have entered the picture, Nintendo is changing things up.

Of course, more releases for SNES are planned going forward. There will also be more games from the NES platform. However, Nintendo says that “those releases will not adhere to a regular schedule”. In other words, there are no longer plans to specifically launch new games each month.

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The NES – Nintendo Switch Online app has received an update. Version 4.0.0 is now accessible for all users.

Like the new SNES version, you can now sort NES games by preferred order, title, release date, last time played, and total play time. You can also hide the bar on the bottom that displays controls in game.

If we hear about any other changes/additions, we’ll be sure to let you know.

Super Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Switch Online is now live on Switch. The same goes for the Super Famicom version in Japan.

Starting today, Switch owners with a membership can download the following games:

GameSpot has provided some footage of the newly-released Switch port of Deadly Premonition Origins. Get a look at the gameplay below.

Following up on yesterday’s feature in the Nintendo Direct, Codemasters and Feral Interactive have shared a new trailer for GRID Autosport. Check it out below.

Pig Eat Ball

Mommy’s Best Games has issued a new trailer for Pig Eat Ball, which hits Switch next month via the eShop. Watch it below.

Yesterday, Divinity: Original Sin 2 – Definitive Edition saw a surprise release on the Switch eShop. Have a look at some footage below.

Yesterday, Nintendo made the long-awaited announcement that SNES games are coming to Nintendo Switch Online. It will have a number of features, some of which were outlined yesterday. There’s online multiplayer, the ability to save at any point, a rewind function, and new sorting options.

Those sorting options have now been detailed on Nintendo’s Japanese website. On the menu, you can change the order freely. You can sort titles in alphabetical order, by release date, play time, favorites, and recently played.

These sorting options aren’t limited to SNES games, as Nintendo has confirmed the same sorting options are being added to NES – Nintendo Switch Online.

Thanks to Jake for the tip.

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