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The next DLC character for Blaster Master Zero, Shovel Knight, has arrived. Take a look at some footage below.

Two new arcade games are beginning to see distribution on the Switch eShop. Gunbarich and Strikers 1945 are available in Japan, and we’ve been hearing reports that the former is also live in Australia.

Gunbarich originally debuted in 2001. It features a mix of brick-breaking, shooting, and pinball gameplay. As for Strikers 1945, the shoot ’em up arcade title first appeared in 1995.

We have trailers for the new Switch releases of Gunbarich and Strikers 1945 below.

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Quest of Dungeons has already appeared on both Wii U and 3DS. Next week, it’s joining Nintendo’s latest platform as well.

A listing on the Japanese eShop shows that Quest of Dungeons will release on August 10 for 800 yen. We expect that an overseas launch will be taking place soon as well.

Here’s a trailer for the new Switch version:

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Listings on the eShop have pointed to Use Your Words launching on Switch this week. A new tweet from Smiling Buddha Games officially confirms the news.

The Use Your Words Twitter account sent out a brief message stating that the game will indeed be coming out this week. You’ll be able to pick it up on the eShop starting tomorrow.


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In our indie feature a few months ago, we asked Team Colorblind if Aztez would still be made for Wii U. We were told that releasing on the older system isn’t entirely off the table “if it seems like there’s still a market for it, and it isn’t a technical nightmare”.

Team Colorblind offered an update about the situation in a new blog post as well. Team Colorblind noted that the company is primarily authorized for Wii U currently, “but we’re going to try and pivot that into a Switch release instead.” Bringing Aztez to Switch rather than Wii U may make more sense at this point.

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Following Ironcast, Ripstone has announced its second game for Switch. The company is currently working on Chess Ultra for the console.

Ripstone promises “stunning visuals, seamless online multiplayer and Grandmaster-approved AI that offers the ultimate chess experience.” We’ll be hearing about Nintendo-specific features “soon.”

As for overall features, you can expect:

Route 59 has announced plans to bring its 3D cinematic visual novel Necrobarista to Switch.

A release date is currently unconfirmed. For now, Route 59 is insure if the Switch version will launch alongside the PC release, as the game is still too far away.

We’ve included a trailer for Necrobarista below.

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J.B. Harold Murder Club is a Japanese murder mystery adventure game that originally came out in 1986. Many years later, in 2008, it was brought over to DS. Now it’s reaching another platform as well.

Mobius will be bringing J.B. Harold Murder Club to Switch next week. It’s due out on August 10 for 864 yen.

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Nintendo released a new video today showcasing a few European digital game highlights from July 2017. You can watch it below.

Retro City Rampage is known for being a small game. When it comes to Switch, that won’t change. Retro City Rampage DX will take up just 24MB of space.

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