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War Tech Fighters

Blowfish Studios is showing off War Tech Fighters at PAX East 2019 with a playable demo. For a look at some footage, watch the video below.

Six more games in the SEGA Ages series were revealed during a stage show at SEGA Fes today. Shinobi, Wonder Boy, Fantasy Zone, Puzzle & Action: Ichidant-R, Herzog Zwei, and G-LOC: Air Battle are all in the pipeline for Switch.

SEGA Ages Virtua Racer is also still happening. While there’s no release date yet, development is 80% complete. That means we should be seeing it sooner rather than later.

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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.

Super Skelemania is in the works for Switch, publisher Hidden Trap has announced. The game is said to be coming “soon”.

Here’s a brief introduction to the Metroidvania, along with a trailer:

Gris

One of the games listed on Special Reserve Games’ website is Gris. Based on that, it was widely assumed a physical version will be happening. Apparently that’s not the case after all.

Speaking with Ninty Gamer, Nomada Studio co-founder Roger Mendoza said: “There isn’t a really a physical edition planned, but we aren’t discarding the possibility either.”

Special Reserve Games is involved with physical releases for Digital Devolver products. If Gris isn’t receiving a boxed copy, it’s unclear why the title would have its own placement on the website.

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Ultrawings, an “open-world, aerial-themed game”, made it to the Switch eShop yesterday. View the game’s launch trailer below.

As mentioned earlier this week, the revamp of Shadowgate for Switch lands on the eShop on April 11. You can view a new trailer below.

Morphies Law

Cosmoscope has rolled out the latest preview video for Morphies Law 2.0. We now have a look at Los Morphitos, a brand new map in the game.

Here’s a look:

Nintendo has put out a new video highlighting some of the games that were added to the eShop around March. Get a look at it below.

Super Meat Boy Forever

Team Meat won’t be moving on from Super Meat Boy Forever after the game is released. Speaking with DualShockers, designer Tommy Refenes mentioned that the team has “some plans for DLC” that would consist of “substantial” new additions for it post-launch. Such DLC would intend to make the game’s levels “ridiculously hard”.

Something else in the works is a feature for user-created levels. However, this won’t be ready in time for launch. Refenes hasn’t elaborated on how the functionality will work just yet.

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