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Solid Sphere made Kaiji: Steel Beam Crossing of Despair for PlayStation VR a few months ago. That same game is now heading to Switch, according to a Japanese eShop listing.

Kaiji: Steel Beam Crossing of Despair is based on the Kaiji manga series, and focuses specifically on the “steel beam crossing” story parts from the “Castle of Despair” arc. The game features famous scenes from the manga as players become a contestant in the steel beam crossing. You’ll take on the challenge with characters such as Kaiji, Sahara, and Ishida.

Kaiji: Steel Beam Crossing of Despair launches December 28 in Japan for 999 yen.

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Thanks to a listing on the Japanese Switch eShop, we can confirm next week’s NeoGeo game on Switch. Hamster will be releasing The King of Fighters ’96 in all regions on December 28.

Here’s a brief overview:

“The King of Fighters ’96 is a fighting game released by SNK in 1996. A total of 27 playable characters are available. New game mechanics such as the Emergency Evasion, short and mid-hops make their entry for the first time in the legendary Series, adding a new depth to the fights. The story focuses on the second chapter of the Orochi trilogy.”

ACA NeoGeo The King of Fighters ’96 will cost $7.99 / €6.99 / £6.29.

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New characters are in the works or Mighty Gunvolt Burst. Inti Creates has announced Ray (Mighty No. 9), Copen (Azure Striker Gunvolt), and Kurona (Gal*Gun 2) DLC.

All three of these characters will be available on December 28. They’ll be sold as a DLC pack for $1.99.

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Heart & Slash joins the Switch eShop starting this week. The video below contains 18 minutes of footage, which will give you a good idea what you can expect from the game.

Tiny Metal makes its way to Switch tomorrow, and a new trailer is here to celebrate the upcoming launch. Have a look at the video below.

Headup Games prepared a new gameplay trailer for Bridge Constructor Portal. See today’s trailer below.

Ripstone pushed out a patch for Chess Ultra this week. After it’s downloaded, dual Joy-Con support is enabled when the console is docked. That means you can experience multiplayer with a friend without having to remove the controllers.

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The Coma: Recut

Tomorrow, The Coma: Recut will be available on the Switch eShop. You can take a look at the game in the video below.

Bloody Zombies, an award-winning zombie hack’n’slash game, seems to be headed to the Switch dangerously soon. Following yesterday’s news, a Switch trailer seems to have surfaced for the zombie smasher. Watch below!



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RXN: Raijin is out now on the Japanese Switch eShop, and soon overseas as well. Take a look at some footage below.


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