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Double Dragon IV

The Switch eShop has provided a trio of file sizes for games launching this week. Double Dragon IV, Lichtspeer: Double Speer Edition, and Neurovoider are the titles in question.

Below are the file sizes for each:

Double Dragon IV – 1.0GB
Lichtspeer: Double Speer Edition – 435MB
Neurovoider – 131MB

All three of these games should be debuting on the Switch eShop tomorrow.

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Poi: Explorer edition has been confirmed to release in North America on October 21st. The suggested retail price is $29.99 in the US, but plans for Europe have not been solidified currently.

As short description has been released by Alliance Digital Media, the developers, to help understand what the game is about.

Inspired by the cheerful classics of 3D platforming, Poi is an engaging adventure that follows two aspiring Master Explorers as they search the far reaches of the world for an old explorer’s lost medallions and unravel the mysteries of the Milky Way Globe. Journey to uncharted lands aboard your sky-ship, discover colorful worlds filled with curious creatures and surprises, and use your range of jumping abilities to collect over 100 challenging medallions.A

vailable only on Nintendo Switch™, Poi: Explorer Edition builds on that core experience with exclusive features, including more challenging boss battles, new character costumes, an unlockable soundtrack and digital art book, and Joy-Con motion control support.

Below is a newly released trailer to go along with this news.

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Dragon Marked For Death

Inti Creates announced its new game Dragon Marked For Death during the Nindies Showcase last week. Get a look at a bit of off-screen footage below.

The European Switch eShop has updated once again, and now includes a page for Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2. The listing reveals the game’s file size, which comes in at 6.4GB.

Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 launches first in Japan on September 7. The western release will follow on September 22.

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Raw Fury had a playable demo of Dandara running at PAX this past week. View some off-screen footage of the game below.

Quest of Dungeons has been out on the Japanese Switch eShop for a month now, and it’ll soon make its way to western shores. Developer Upfall Studios has confirmed to Nintendo Life that the game would be released both on the North American and European eShop next week, on September 14th. It’ll cost $8.99 / €8.99 / £7.99, respectively.

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Kingdom: Two Crowns (not to be confused with the first game Kingdom: New Lands, coming to Switch this month) was playable at PAX this past week. Get a look at some off-screen footage below.

Digital Melody released Timber Tennis on mobile earlier this year. The game is now coming to new platforms, including Switch, courtesy of Crunching Koalas.

As the title suggests, the main hook of Timber Tennis is… tennis. However, there’s more to it than that. You can upgrade skills, win trophies, compete with others locally or online, and more.

Here’s a comprehensive overview:

The developers of Furi have strong interest in making a Switch version. Speaking in a new interview, The Game Bakers’ Emeric Thoa said the team “would love (emphasis on love) to make that happen,” but “would need to secure a good enough framerate first.”

The Game Bakers describes Furi as an “ultra-responsive, fast-paced sword fighting and dual-stick shooting game.” It saw a great deal of praise when it originally came out last year. You can get a closer look at the game with the trailer below.

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Leading into PAX West 2017 and following the Nindies Showcase presentation, a live stream was held from Nindies@Night 2017 featuring interviews and more. If you’re interested in watching the full recording, you can do so below.



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