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The developer behind Crypt of the NecroDancer unveiled its latest project today, and it’s not one that many could have seen coming. Cadence of Hyrule, which uses content from Nintendo’s historic Zelda series, launches on Switch this spring. IGN gained some additional details as to how the collaboration happened.

Brace Yourself Games founder Ryan Clark told IGN that the team approached Nintendo about possibly using Zelda as something like DLC. In the end, those talks ballooned into a brand new game.

Troglobytes Games released a new trailer for the rogue-lite SHMUP adventure HyperParasite. Give it a watch below.

Following its announcement in today’s Nindies Showcase, Blaster Master Zero 2 was subsequently added to the Switch eShop. View some footage below.

The third-person exploration adventure title Lost Ember is coming to Switch, Mooneye Studios has announced.

Here’s an overview of the game, along with a trailer:

We knew that Case Closed Skateboard Run: Phantom Thief Kid and the Mysterious Treasures would be landing on the Japanese Switch eShop sometime in April. The store now has its own dedicated page, showing a release date of April 11.

Case Closed Skateboard Run: Phantom Thief Kid and the Mysterious Treasures will only support Japanese. At this time, there are no plans for a localized version.

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Morphies Law

Cosmoscope has rolled out the latest preview video for Morphies Law 2.0. We now have a look at Rotatonic, a new weapon in the game.

Here’s a look:

IGN managed to get its hands on Rad at GDC 2019 this week. Take a look at some footage from the playable demo below.

Nintendo has shared fact sheets for the various games featured in today’s Nindies Showcase presentation. We’ve attached the full set below.

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As was mentioned during today’s Nindies Showcase, a selection of indie games have been discounted on the Switch eShop.

Here’s the full lineup:

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Studio MDHR published an official announcement for today’s reveal of Cuphead for Switch. Included in the press release, we learn that a content update will be embedded in at launch which features “playable Mugman in single-player, new fully animated cutscenes, never-before-seen art and fight intros, ten additional languages, a plethora of bug fixes, and plenty of secrets for players to discover.”

Here’s the full announcement:


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