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New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe

This week’s Switch eShop charts are as follows:

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“I think if you play “Phantasy Star” after reading this interview, you’ll look at the game in a whole new light.”

-Naoki Horii, M2 Dev Team

Japanese website Game Watch recently sat down for an interview with three key figures from SEGA and M2 handling the SEGA AGES collection on Nintendo Switch.

The mega interview contains all kinds of details on new features to the Switch version, the incredible headaches that 80’s game development caused them, and never-before-heard stories from development of the original “Phantasy Star”, firsthand from Rieko Kodama, who was the original designer for the game. It’s a must-read for die-hard fans. And if that wasn’t enough, we’ve included some discussion about the SEGA Ages series in general that you may have missed last week (with some extra comments).

We’ve prepared an exclusive translation of the in-depth interview, and hope you enjoy.

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes

Several new games out came out this week on the eShop. If you’re interested in checking out what’s new in screenshot form, take a look at the gallery below.

Killer Queen Black

Killer Queen Black will be missing its intended Winter 2019 release date. Liquid Bit shared the news in a blog post, stating that the team is “committed to only releasing it when it’s ready with all the features that enable the best experience.”

The developer added:

Pixelnicks has confirmed that it will be bringing the platformer Eagle Island to Switch. It was previously only confirmed for PC.

Eagle Island may actually end up on Switch at the same time as the PC version, though that depends on how easy it is to align them. Although Pixelnicks is currently targeting a February launch, it could slip into March depending on how long it takes to get through Nintendo’s approval process.

Tangledeep

Tangledeep didn’t end up making its originally scheduled Q2 2018 release window on Switch, but we do have an actual release date finally. Impact Gameworks announced today that the dungeon crawler is due out on January 31.

Here’s an overview for Tangledeep plus a trailer:

Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid

Yesterday, Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid was revealed, and it’s coming to Switch. nWay, which made the mobile game Power Rangers: Legacy Wars, is also working on this title. Despite that, Battle for the Grid isn’t a port.

Power Rangers: Legacy Wars has been built from the ground up for consoles. Additionally, there will be new battle mechanics and different movesets for each character. Something that also may lower concerns is that pro fighting game player Justin Wong is helping out development on balancing the characters.

Power Rangers: Legacy Wars is launching digitally on Switch in April.

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Angry Video Game Nerd I & II is currently in development for consoles, FreakZone Games has announced. It’s playable for the first time at PAX South this weekend.

FreakZone is keeping quiet about platforms, but the studio said fans “will be very happy.” The developer added the following when asked about Switch: “Now allowed to say yet. But I think it’s clear where the nerd belongs.”

Kemco’s lineup of RPGs on Switch continue, as the company has announced Alvastia Chronicles for the eShop. A release is planned for February 7.

Here’s an overview:

The Mystery of Woolley Mountain

Lightfoot Brothers has readied a new trailer for the point-and-click adventure The Mystery of Woolley Mountain. We have it below.

The Mystery of Woolley Mountain also has a new release window. It’ll be appearing on Switch sometime this spring, Lightfoot Brothers has confirmed.


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