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Guilty Gear

Guilty Gear is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. In honor of the occasion, Arc System Works is planning a special treat.

The original Guilty Gear, which debuted way back in 1998, is now coming to Switch. Arc System Works made the announcement during a live stream today.

Here’s some footage taken from the stream:

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Nintendo Switch

We’re here to bring you the latest Nintendo maintenance schedule following the most recent update. Currently seven different sessions are planned, including a few for Switch.

Here’s the full rundown of upcoming maintenance:

303 Squadron: Battle of Britain

303 Squadron: Battle of Britain was funded earlier this year via Kickstarter. Atomic Jelly, the project’s publisher, has now confirmed that a Switch version is in the cards. Movie Games SA and SimFabric are helping to make it happen.

303 Squadron: Battle of Britain promises first aerial combat and mechanic simulator gameplay. We have additional details and a couple of trailers below.

Crazy Justice

Black Riddles Studio posted a video a few days ago showing cross-platform play between Switch and Xbox One. We now have a similar video for Switch and PC below.

Alwa's Awakening

After it previously arrived on Steam, the NES-inspired Alwa’s Awakening is now coming to Switch. Elden Pixels has confirmed a launch window of this summer. The port is mostly done, though the developer will need to work through Nintendo’s submission process before determining a final date.

Alwa’s Awakening is an 8-bit adventure game. Find some additional information and a trailer below.

Last year, Fight Knight achieved full funding on Kickstarter. That same game is now confirmed to be coming to Switch, thanks to material found at BitSummit this weekend.

Fight Knight mixes dungeon crawling with high speed action. The game has a unique art style with all action presented from a first-person perspective.

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

Giraffe and Annika

First revealed earlier in the year and reconfirmed at BitSummit this weekend, Atelier Mimina announced that a Switch version of Giraffe and Annika is planned. A specific release date for the 3D adventure title has not yet been determined.

Here’s some additional information as well as a trailer:

Agatha Knife

Mango Protocol recently released a new update for Agatha Knife on Switch. All players currently have access to version 1.0.1.

We have the full rundown on the update from Mango Protocol below. It improves game management, adds in some new language support, and more.

White Night will soon be available for Switch. In fact, its just a few days off, as the eShop shows a release date of May 17.

In White Night, you’ll be exploring the past of an old mansion from the 1930’s while solving puzzles of light and shadow. A more in-depth overview can be found below, along with a trailer.

Arcade Archives Mario Bros.

A little while back, Japanese magazine Nintendo Dream conducted a lengthy interview with Hamster CEO Satoshi Hamada. There was some very interesting discussion about releasing Arcade Archives Mario Bros. on Switch, including why it was selected first out of all Nintendo titles, how it even happened in the first place, working with Nintendo, and the intricate process used to bring it to the console.

The discussion started with Nintendo Dream thanking Hamster for bringing Arcade Archives to Switch. This marks the first time arcade titles from Nintendo have been completely ported, the first one being Mario Bros. Hamada explained that Arcade Archives was born from the desire to let as many people as possible to know about the past arcade games, and he also wants to expand it to many game consoles, including Switch.


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