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Switch eShop

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.

Zen Studios will be putting CastleStorm on the Switch eShop on August 16. For a look at the game’s first 43 minutes, check out the video below.

In Wargroove, players will be able to take advantage of a cutscene editor. This allows campaign interactions to be created that can also be shared online with friends.

Chucklefish introduced the feature in a new blog post this week. Find the full rundown from the studio below.

Next week, Headup Games will be publishing Super Blackjack Battle 2 Turbo Edition – The Card Warriors on Switch. Have a look at some footage below.

Ahead of next week’s release, Motion Twin has prepared a new animated launch trailer for Dead Cells. You can watch it below.

Spectrum

Spectrum has provided a release date for its digital title Spectrum. The colorful minimalist platformer, developed by 3D Avenue, is slated for August 20 on the eShop.

Spectrum can be pre-ordered starting August 10. When it goes live, a 20% discount will be in place until September 5.

Azure Reflections

A pair of upcoming Switch titles have received release dates in Japan.

First, The Midnight Sanctuary – a 3D novel game – is planned for September 6. Pricing is set at 1,200 yen.

Even sooner than that is Touhou Azure Reflections, which arrives on August 30. No word on pricing for this one yet.

A-Kei Otaku Kanojo is planned for Switch, Worker Bee announced today. After previously appearing on mobile, the romance visual novel will be seeing a release on Nintendo’s console.

We have the following overview and teaser trailer:

Gensokyo Defenders

Switch is getting yet another Touhou Project game. Today, Neetpia revealed that the action tower defense title Gensokyo Defenders is making its way to the console.

Gensokyo Defenders is due out this fall in Japan. Pricing is set at 2,160 yen.

Here’s a trailer for the PlayStation 4 version:

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