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The pixel-packed action game Milanoir is making its way to Switch, Good Shepherd Entertainment and Italo Games announced today. A release is planned for early 2018.

Here’s a brief overview:

Milanoir’s pixel art aesthetic paints the unforgiving city of Milan in bright and bloody detail while a funky ‘70s-style soundtrack further captures the turbulent energy of the era. Sneak, choke and shoot through the violent criminal underworld on the hunt for the man who framed you, surviving breathtaking vehicle chases and taking out anyone who stands in your way.

Milanoir takes advantage of Switch’s features, and will allow two players to go through the campaign in co-op mode with each player using a Joy‑Con controller.

We have a trailer for Milanoir below.

Source: Good Shepherd Entertainment PR

Muddledash is in the works for Switch, PQube and slampunks have announced. A release is planned for Spring 2018.

Muddledash is a competitive party game. You’ll play as a wriggly little octopus as you attempt to get to the most bopping party of the year with a gift before your friends. Up to four players are supported locally.

We have more information and a trailer for Muddledash below.

Digerati is working with 3D Avenue to release Spectrum on Switch. The game, a platformer set in an abstract world, features over 80 levels and leaderboards. Spectrum has an abstract world with vibrant colors and an ambient soundtrack.

Spectrum will be added to the Switch eShop this spring. Find some additional details and a trailer below.

Arc System Works will soon be putting Damascus Gear: Operation Tokyo on Switch, a listing on the Japanese eShop reveals. A release is planned for March 1, and it’s possible that the title will be distributed overseas soon as well.

Damascus Gear: Operation Tokyo is a mech-action RPG that has previously appeared on other platforms. We have an overview from the original English launch below, along with a Switch trailer.

According to a listing on the eShop, Little Triangle is making its way to Switch. It’s a 2D platformer with up to four players.

Little Triangle releases in Japan on March 1. The western version should follow soon after. For more information and a trailer, continue on below.

A listing on the eShop shows that Hamster is bringing another classic game to Switch next week. On March 1, Star Force will be available.

Star Force was originally released in 1984 for arcades. It’s a vertically scrolling shooter in which players control the Final Star ship and take down enemies / enemy structures while wracking up points.

Source: Switch eShop

This week’s Famitsu scans are now available. Highlights include Kyogeki Quartet Fighters, BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle, and Attack on Titan 2. Scans of all games are below.

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The Urban Trial games, which previously appeared on 3DS, have sold over one million copies worldwide. Today, developer Tate Multimedia announced the next entry in the franchise that will be exclusive to Switch.

Urban Trial Playground is coming to the eShop on April 5. The stunt bike racing title will feature the sunny and colorful beaches of California. You’ll flip, trick, and roll over palm trees and golden sands dunes.

Below is the Switch trailer for A Hole New World. It’s a retro-style, sidescrolling jump-and-shoot game with no handholding or explanation.

The game is scheduled for release on the Switch eShop on March 1. It has four-star reviews on Steam, so it’s nothing to sneeze at!

Nintendo has updated the release schedule on its platforms for the week of March 1. Here’s a look at the upcoming digital download schedule:

Switch Retail

Doom
Dragon Quest Builders

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Detention

3DS Retail

Doraemon: Nobita’s Treasure Island

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