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Lost in Harmony

A few minutes of footage has come in for the new Switch game Lost in Harmony. Take a look at 12 minutes of gameplay below.

To promote its June 28 release date on Switch, Bedtime Digital Games issued a new trailer for Figment. You can see it below.

Pocket Rumble

Pocket Rumble has finally secured a Switch release date. More than a year after it was originally announced, publisher Chucklefish has confirmed that the fighter is slated for July 5.

For those who missed our previous coverage, we have a rundown of features and a new trailer for Pocket Rumble below.


The Last Blade 2 has joined the Switch eShop as the latest NeoGeo game. Check out some footage in the video below.

Tencent has announced that Arena of Valor’s closed beta on Switch will be held a week from today. The event is set for June 28 in both North America and Europe. Despite it being so close, it seems that you can still register here.

The beta will allow Switch players to experience 5v5 competitive action. When the servers are live, there will be unlimited play for the duration of the event.

Get a look at a new trailer for Arena of Valor below.

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Lost in Harmony

A new launch trailer has come in for Lost in Harmony in Switch, which is available today on the Switch eShop. Watch it below.

With Drawful 2 landing on Switch today, Jackbox Games has produced a new trailer. We’ve included it below.

Mario Tennis Aces

This week’s European Nintendo Downloads are as follows:

Switch Retail

BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle – €39.99 (available June 22)
Mario Tennis Aces – €59.99
Minecraft – €29.99; free for owners of Minecraft: Nintendo Switch Edition
The Lost Child – €49.99 (available June 22)
Vegas Party – €24.99

Awkward

Awkward was previously known to be hitting Switch sometime in July. Today, Finger Snap Games announced that the game will be available on July 5.

We have more details about Awkward below, along with a trailer.

Resident Evil 7 Cloud Version

Capcom brought Resident Evil 7 Cloud Version to Switch in Japan last month. Like the name implies, it operates entirely through the cloud. You connect online and data is transmitted while you play – almost nothing is downloaded to Switch directly aside from the main app.

In the future, Capcom could bring more cloud games to Switch. A spokesperson told The Wall Street Journal that it will decide whether to expand its offerings in that area after assessing the performance of Resident Evil 7 Cloud Version.

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