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Golf Story’s first update is finally here. Version 1.0.1 has just started distribution. No patch notes yet, but the update should address a number of bugs and fixes. We’ve reached out to SideBar Games in hopes of obtaining more information.

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Hamster’s Arcade Archives series is expanding once more. Today, Hamster announced that the company will begin distributing titles from Irem. These games will be released on Switch.

MotoRace USA, otherwise known as Zippy Race, will be up first sometime this year. R-Type is also planned as well.

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Piczle Lines DX is getting a new update today. Players should soon be able to download version 1.2.

The new update adds 100 new puzzles to the game. You’ll find the following puzzle packs in Puzzle Mode:

America
Australia
United Kingdom
Japan
Christmas

Each pack has 20 new puzzles based on its theme including famous landmarks and food.

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This month’s EDGE review scores are as follows:

Assassin’s Creed Origins – 6
Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus – 7
The Evil Within 2 – 6
Middle-earth: Shadow of War – 6
Cuphead – 8
Forza Motorsport 7 – 8
Gran Tourismo Sport – 6
Fire Emblem Warriors – 7
Golf Story – 5
Luna – 7

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Playism has announced that Croixleur Sigma, a hack-and-slash arcade action game developed by Japanese developer souvenir circ. is coming to the Nintendo Switch. Publisher Playism has revealed that the Switch version of the game, which is already available on other platforms, will be playable at Digital Games Expo in Tokyo on November 12th. Further details regarding the game’s release haven’t been revealed yet. This announcement is only for the Japanese version, however a translated English version of the game already exists, so a release outside of Japan is certainly possible. We’ll keep you updated.

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Next week, Nicalis will be publishing Ittle Dew 2+ on Switch. Take a look at over an hour of footage below.

Dead Synchronicity shouldn’t be too far away from reaching Switch. Fictiorama’s Luis Oliván indicated that it could be a couple of weeks or a month. In other words, it’ll be sooner rather than later.

Regarding why the team felt that Switch was an appropriate platform for Dead Synchronicity, Oliván told GameReactor:

“The first platform was PC, but I year ago it was released for PS4 the feedback was really great. It was a platform we had never worked with and, of course Dead Synchronicity is a point-and-click adventure game, and we had to change the interface, the way the player communicate with the game. But the feedback was so great that when we saw Nintendo Switch, was like ‘oh, we want to release the game on this platform because Switch is awesome for players”.

Oliván also said that there are no plans for touch controls.

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Crazy Justice is a new third-person shooter from Black Riddles Studio. It features a cel-shaded, steampunk visual style with support for cross-play, motion controls, and more.

On Twitter, Black Riddles Studio shared a technical tidbit about the Switch version. The team is currently targeting 60 frames per second and what sounds like a 1080p resolution when the system is docked. We assume that the FPS will remain stable in handheld mode, but the resolution will drop to at least 720p like all other Switch games.


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Kemco is back with another RPG for Switch. Next week, Antiquia Lost will be distributed on the Japanese Switch eShop.

Antiquia Lost arrives on November 16 for 999 yen. We have more information and a trailer below. Note that English will be supported.

Microids has put out an official video for Gear.Club Unlimited showing a bit of racing and the performance shop. Have a look at it below.


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