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This week’s issue of Famitsu revealed that the rhythm game Cytus Alpha is heading to Switch. A few more details have emerged from the Japanese magazine.

Famitsu states that Cytus Alpha has been completely revamped from the original smartphone version, and it will be easier to play on Switch. It will be possible to continue playing songs without getting a game over in the middle of one.

Additionally, over 200 registered tracks are included in Cytus Alpha. But there are actually over 400 if you included arranged versions. All tracks that have been in Cytus will be in the game, and several entirely new songs will also be appearing.

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Iconoclasts

Iconoclasts is just a week away from joining the Switch eShop. Dangen Entertainment, the game’s Japanese publisher, revealed today that a release is planned for August 2. That news should apply to the west as well, though we’ll let you know if anything changes.

Iconoclasts features expanded difficulty options and a boss rush mode on Switch. This includes “a difficulty that lets you get past harder challenges without dying,” according to developer Joakim Sandberg.

Hamster has announced two more classic games for Switch this week. On the NeoGeo front, we’ll be getting The King of Fighters ’97. The arcade title Omega Fighter will be arriving on the same day.

Here’s a brief introduction to both:

WarioWare Gold

This week’s Famitsu review scores are as follows:

Piczle Lines DX: 500 More Puzzles

On Thursday, Piczle Lines DX: 500 More Puzzles will be reaching Switch. Take a look at some footage in the video below.

Semblance, one of the latest Switch games, can be downloaded now from the eShop. Watch the official launch trailer below.

SaGa Scarlet Grace

Nintendo has updated the release schedule on its platforms for the week of August 2. Here’s a look at the upcoming digital download schedule:

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Sleep Tight

Today, We Are Funny issued a new developer diary for Sleep Tight. In the video below, you can listen to a couple of team members discuss the gameplay, showing how the title evolved from a prototype to its final form.

Following a bit of downtime, a massive update has gone live for Paladins on Switch. Version 1.3 can be accessed starting now.

There’s a ton to today’s update, including new Champion Koga. We have the full rundown of the patch from Hi-Rez Studios below.

On Friday, Flightless will be bringing Element for Switch. Get a look at some early footage in the video below.


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