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Phantom Trigger’s release date is official. The game will be heading next week on the Switch eShop – specifically August 10.

Here’s a trailer for the game:

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Overcooked: Special Edition launched on Switch last week. Though it’s considered to be an excellent game, it could use a little bit of work on Nintendo’s console. Some users have encountered bugs, frame rate slowdown, and other issues.

Fortunately, the developers are already on the case. An update is in the works, but there’s no word yet on when it will arrive.

The official Overcooked Twitter account has been interacting with players, confirming that a patch is already underway:


Digital Foundry actually published a video today investigating Overcooked’s issues on Switch, which you can see below.

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A bunch of footage is in showing off Slime-san, which is heading to the Switch eShop on Thursday. Get a look at 41 minutes of gameplay below.

A big presentation was held for the Senran Kagura series a few hours ago. All sorts of news and announcements were shared, including an update on Shinobi Refle and the newly-revealed Peach Ball.

Following up on that, Famitsu spoke with series producer Kenichiro Takaki about the various titles in its latest magazine. Takai stated the following about the two Switch titles:

On Shinobi Refle: Senran Kagura

A love adventure game with a different taste and uses HD rumble. At first it’ll be Asuka only, but I’d like to add several more characters next.

On Peach Ball: Senran Kagura

This is something I’ve always wanted to do. I wanted to play something that will let me feel when the ball touches breasts. I want to play pinball on a woman’s body.

Since there’s a lot to learn for pinball, I want to make it something easy to play.

The pinball stage will come in a light and shadow, as we’ve been working on the concept that will be something along the lines of a “bright attraction park” on one end and a “slightly suspicious attraction park at night” on the other.

A new blog post hit the official Stardew Valley site explaining what’s in store for multiplayer. As was announced earlier this year, Switch will be the first console to be receiving the new functionality.

When you begin Stardew Valley, you’ll be able to build up to three cabins on your farm that can be inhabited by a farmhand controlled by friends. Farmhands can farm, mine, fight, fish, forage, marry NPCs, and take part in festivals. Players will also have separate inventories. When a friend isn’t online, inventory management is done through a chest in their cabinet.

It also seems that player-to-player marriage will be possible. Rather than using the mermaid pendant, “an alternative method that requires a similar amount of effort to wooing an NPC” is planned instead.

The full post on multiplayer in Stardew Valley is below.

During a special Senran Kagura livestream held today, some more information was revealed about Shinobi Refle: Senran Kagura. The game will launch in Japan sometime this year. It’ll be available only on the eShop for 1,000 Yen. The stream also showed the game’s opening cinematic and some gameplay footage, which you can watch below.

It still doesn’t have a release date, but Rocket Fist will be making its way to Switch very soon. Check out some early footage below.

We got our first glimpse of Harvest Moon: Light of Hope back at E3 in June. We now have a (slightly) better look at the game with another video below.

Worth noting, Natsume says that Harvest Moon: Light of Hope’s E3 appearance was based on a “very early build”.

Update: Another file size on the Switch eShop. Phantom Trigger is 545MB.


Original: Slime-san is making its debut on Switch later this week. To download the game, you’ll need 741MB of free space. Slime-san is launching this Thursday via the eShop.

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Nintendo World Report has published a video containing 14 minutes of footage from Ironcast on Switch. Watch it below.


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