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Way back in 2013, A.N.N.E was funded on Kickstarter. Developer Gamesbymo originally planned on a Wii U release, but has unexpectedly decided to go in another direction.

The developer confirmed on Kickstarter that A.N.N.E will now be released on Switch instead. Nothing else was said beyond that, though we do know that the Wii U version has been officially cancelled.

This week’s Switch eShop charts are as follows:

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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.

Fortnite

Epic has shared a new “State of Development” blog for Fortnite. In it, the developer has some specific comments about the Switch version, including what it will be looking to improve in the future.

Epic says it’s already targeting improvements for 50v50 and slow building detail streaming. The studio explained:

Next Thursday, Forever Entertainment is bringing the strategy-simulation title Realpolitiks to Switch. Get a look at a trailer below.

Rain Games released a substantial update for World to the West this week. The patch improves performance and visuals, implements bug fixes, and more.

Here are the full patch notes:

Fortnite

Fortnite received a fairly substantial update yesterday. Epic Games isn’t finished, as they’ve quickly followed up with another patch.

Players can get their hands on version 5.30.1. Epic says that it addresses controller acceleration and sprint weapon swapping issues, in addition to crashes.

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Super Dungeon Tactics

Underbite Games will release Super Dungeon Tactics on Switch next month. According to a listing on Nintendo’s website, we can expect to see the turn-based game on September 13.

Here’s an overview, along with a trailer:

Wargroove

Ever since it was first revealed, Wargroove has been one of the most anticipated indie games on Nintendo Switch. However, development has been taking longer than expected and the latest official word on a release date is “second half of 2018”. Today, developer Chucklefish’s CEO Finn Brice provided a small update on the game’s development on Twitter:

Lifeless Planet: Premiere Edition

Serenity Forge and Stage 2 Studios will bring Lifeless Planet: Premiere Edition to Switch next week, according to an eShop listing. You should be able to purchase the game starting September 6.

Here’s an overview plus a trailer:


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