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Fat Dog Games and WarSaw Games have announced that Dream Alone, an upcoming puzzle-platformer, will be making its way to Switch. It should be out on Switch later this year.

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Disc Jam was confirmed for Switch last month thanks to a listing in the system’s news section. The game now has a proper listing on the eShop, along with a release date.

Disc Jam is currently slated for February 8 with a $14.99 price point. In North America, you can actually take advantage of pre-loading right now.

We have more information and a trailer for Disc Jam below.

Switch is already home to a few different shoot ’em ups. However, Brazilian studio Loomiarts hopes to stand out with Squadron 51, which offers a very unique visual style.

In Squadron 51, you’ll take on extraterrestrial enemies in aircraft battles with an aesthetic inspired by sci-fi movies from the ’50s. The game will feature six levels with a variety of environments, four aircrafts, and local two-player multiplayer. You’ll find that the story unfolds through cut-scenes and dialogue between pilots during gameplay.

Squadron 51 is planned for the end of 2018. We’ve posted a gameplay video below.

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Multimedia and streaming apps have been on the top of many people’s Switch wishlists. Last year, NicoNico was made available on the Switch in Japan, followed by Hulu in North America. Netflix seems like an obvious candidate for the system – after all, it even hit the Wii U. However, it seems like that won’t be happening any time soon. Responding to a request for a Switch version on Twitter, the Netflix customer service account stated that there are “currently no plans for Netflix on Nintendo Switch”.

Of course, this doesn’t mean that the streaming service will never be on the system – but it does seem like it’ll be a while until it happens.

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Marvelous has just announced a new DLC character, Murasaki, for Shinobi Refle: Senran Kagura available for download on the Japanese eShop on January 18th.

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Crypt of the NecroDancer: Nintendo Switch Edition will arrive on the Japanese Switch eShop on February 1, Spike Chunsoft has announced. Pricing is set at 2,160 yen.

Crypt of the NecroDancer is a roguelike dungeon exploration game with rhythm elements. On Switch, the DLC prequel “Amplified” will be included. Additionally, local multiplayer using the Joy-Con. Different skins will be available as well, including ones from the Danganronpa, Shiren the Wanderer, and Kenka Bancho franchises.

We have a few screenshots from Crypt of the NecroDancer: Nintendo Switch Edition below.

Crypt of the NecroDancer: Nintendo Switch Edition hasn’t been dated for North America or Europe as of yet. However, the western release is likely not too far off.

Thanks to m_t for the tip.

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Good Shepherd Entertainment announced two of its Oh…Sir! games for Switch this week. For The Hollywood Roast, the studio has confirmed that all content from the PC version will be featured, including an extra character.

Good Shepherd told Nintendo Everything reader James M on Twitter:


As for the possibility of additional content in both Oh…Sir! titles, Good Shepherd isn’t ruling out the possibility:


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According to a listing on the European eShop, Baseball Riot will be available soon on Switch. It’s currently down for January 19, and should be out on the same day in North America.

Baseball Riot has you playing as the retired star batter Gabe Carpaccio as he goes on a crusade to free his former team from the grasp of Explodz Inc. In over 100 levels, you’ll use baseballs to take out targets.

We have more information and a trailer for Baseball Riot below.

Is Freedom Planet coming to Switch? Quite possibly. The image above was posted to the official Facebook yesterday, along with the text: “Are we doing it right?”

Developers often announce their games for Switch by showing them running on the console. GalaxyTrail seems to be doing it in a very similar way, though what’s shown on top of the system here is the soundtrack from the physical PC version.

Freedom Planet made it to Wii U back in 2015. GalaxyTrail is also working on a sequel, which should eventually come to Switch after the initial PC debut.

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Along with the recent off-beat video for Super Meat Boy’s release on Switch, a proper gameplay launch trailer has been published as well. View it below.


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