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Frozenbyte has confirmed that the new Nine Parchments patch for Switch has been submitted. The primary highlight is the addition of multiple saves, allowing players to have ten games stored at the same time. Some other fixes are also incoming.

Here’s a full breakdown of the update from Frozenbyte:

This week’s Switch eShop charts are as follows:

Software

1. Rocket League
2. Enter the Gungeon
3. Super Mario Odyssey
4. Overcooked: Special Edition
5. Stardew Valley
6. Brawlout
7. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
8. Zelda: Breath of the Wild
9. Xenoblade Chronicles 2
10. Human: Fall Flat
11. SteamWorld Dig 2
12. Minecraft: Nintendo Switch Edition
13. Yooka-Laylee
14. Nine Parchments
15. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
16. Romancing SaGa 2
17. Splatoon 2
18. Sonic Mania
19. Snipperclips
20. Resident Evil Revelations 2

Source: Switch eShop

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A few new games out came out this week on the various eShops. If you’re interested in checking out what’s new in screenshot form, take a look at the gallery below.

Pulstar was the latest game to hit Switch, and can now be purchased on the eShop. Have a look at some footage below.

When Heart & Slash was initially funded on Kickstarter, one of the stretch goals was an Endless Dungeon mode. That feature has been added to the Steam version, and BadLand Games has confirmed that it’s coming soon on Switch in a future update.

Endless Dungeon offers endless, randomly generated stages where enemies level up as you progress. You control Slash here. Along the way, enemies will change their weapons and character type while you’ll also encounter new weapons and items to replenish your energy. International combo and score rankings are supported in Endless Dungeon mode.

Source: BadLand Games PR

Slain: Back From Hell has been updated on Switch. Once the patch is applied, you should find that the game runs at 60 frames per second. It was previously 30 FPS, so the experience should be a bit smoother.

Source: Switch news

Blossom Tales, a new 2D Zelda-inspired game from FDG Entertainment and Castle Pixel, launched on Switch yesterday. An early report indicates that the game is doing extremely well.

FDG sent out a tweet earlier today stating that Blossom Tales managed to sell double the amount of copies on Switch launch day than the Steam version did in its lifetime. The company wrote:

Blossom Tales is out now on the eShop, and is currently a console exclusive.

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Following its announcement in Famitsu this week, the official website for the new Switch version of WorldNeverland: Elnea Kingdom has opened. You can access it here.

WorldNeverland: Elnea Kingdom, a simulation title, was first released for smartphones where it has a user rating of 4.3 out of 5. On Switch, the vertical format will be swapped out for a horizontal interface and will not require an internet connection to play after the initial download. However, the Switch and mobile versions will not be compatible. Pricing is also “not yet fixed.”

WorldNeverland: Elnea Kingdom launches for Switch in Spring 2018 in Japan. It has yet to be announced for the west, but the game’s website shows an “English (US)” language option, though it’s currently disabled. This could be a sign of an overseas release in the future.

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Disc Jam is coming to Switch, a new listing in the system’s news channels reveals. It currently lacks information, but confirms that the game is on the way.

Disc Jam originally debuted earlier this year. The game is described as a “fast-paced action-sports game that pits 2-4 players against each other in a frantic combination of air hockey and tennis.”

More information about Disc Jam can be found below, along with a trailer.

Flying Tiger Entertainment has announced plans to bring Data East arcade classics to Switch under a new “Johnny Turbo’s Arcade” line. The company intends to release “over 20 titles”. Releases will begin to appear this winter.

For now at least, Flying Tiger Entertainment is keeping the specifics titles under wraps. The company also hasn’t clarified if games will be sold individually or in groups.

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