Switch eShop charts (10/5/17)
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This week’s Switch eShop charts are as follows:
Software
1. Golf Story
2. Stardew Valley
3. Pokken Tournament DX
4. SteamWorld Dig 2
5. Arcade Archives Mario Bros.
6. Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2
7. Picross S
8. FIFA 18
9. Sonic Mania
10. Overcooked: Special Edition
11. Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle
12. Minecraft: Nintendo Switch Edition
13. NBA 2K18
14. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
15. Thimbleweed Park
16. Zelda: Breath of the Wild
17. Snipperclips
18. Splatoon 2
19. Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove
20. One Piece: Unlimited World Red Deluxe Edition
Source: Switch eShop
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Dust: An Elysian Tail creator announces Never Stop Sneakin’ for Switch
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Humble Hearts, the developer of the well regarded Dust: An Elysian Tail has revealed its next game – and it’s coming to Switch. The new title Never Stop Sneakin’ is on track to hit the console this holiday and looks to be a parody of the first Metal Gear Solid.
Here’s the official overview:
Can you believe it? That madman, Amadeus Guildenstern, just traveled through time and kidnapped all the U.S. Presidents!
Infiltrate the enemy base, avoid their patrols, and hack their systems to gain valuable intel. Build your Sneakin’ HQ, and figure out how to stop Guildenstern’s time-traveling scheme!
The debut trailer for Never Stop Sneakin’ can be viewed below.
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North American Switch eShop lists Party Golf for October 19
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Party Golf could be coming to the Switch eShop this month. If a listing on the store is accurate, the game is scheduled for October 19 in North America.
Here’s an overview:
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ACA Neo Geo Metal Slug X footage
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Metal Slug X was the newest NeoGeo game to have appeared on the Switch eShop today. Take a look at some footage in the video below.
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Earth Atlantis launch trailer
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Earth Atlantis is now available on the Switch eShop. Publisher Headup Games issued a launch trailer for the game, as shown below.
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10 minutes of Rogue Trooper Redux footage
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GameSpot posted a new video containing 10 minutes of footage from Rogue Trooper Redux based on the PC build. See the gameplay below.
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Neon Chrome coming to Switch on October 12
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Neon Chrome is heading to Switch on October 12, 10tons announced today. You’ll be able to purchase the game for $14.99.
Here’s an overview:
Neon Chrome is a top-down twin stick shooter with a science fiction setting. Each level is procedurally generated, meaning levels throughout the game will be unique on every play session. The game features intense gunfights, destructible environments, and light role playing elements such as permanent statistics upgrades, better weapons, cybernetic enhancements and different character classes.
Features:
Shoot through walls, make rooms explode, and obliterate whole floors
Explore procedural levels with endless variety
Defeat bosses in hand-crafted boss fights
Unlock new abilities, enhancements and weapons
Install enhancements and upgrade your weapons
And a trailer:
Source: 10tons PR
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Rogue Trooper Redux releasing October 17 for Switch
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Rogue Trooper Redux isn’t too far away from reaching Switch. The game has finished ahead of schedule on Nintendo’s console, and will now be launching on October 17. Nintendo’s website suggests that pricing is set at $24.99 (thanks Jes T).
Developer Rebellion also published a new “101” trailer for Rogue Trooper Redux today. It’ll tell you everything you need to know about the story, campaign, modes, and gameplay. View the video below.
Source: Rebellion PR
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The Flame In The Flood launches October 12 on Switch
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The Molasses Flood and Curve Digital have set a release date for The Flame In The Flood on Switch. The game is planned for launch on October 12, the two companies announced today.
Find some additional information about The Flame In The Flood and a trailer below.
The Flame In The Flood is a bleak but beautiful rogue-lite set upon a treacherous, procedurally generated river. With the help of your trusty dog, Aesop, The Flame In The Flood tasks you to make the most of your surroundings by foraging, hunting and scavenging your way through nature and the remains of society. With an evocative, homespun art-style and lilting, original soundtrack by Chuck Ragan, survival has never been this enjoyable.
Drink in the delicate beauty of post-societal America before the perils of reality begin to bite. Wild animals, the natural elements and the great, winding river all pose unique threats in a game where survival is achieved through a mix of smarts and resourcefulness. Playing as intrepid wanderer, Scout, you must feed and clothe yourself from the land and whatever else you find along the way. Craft equipment and traps, upgrade your makeshift raft and brave the rapids, all set against the stark majesty of the game’s forgotten world.
Source: Curve Digital PR
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Yacht Club: Shovel Knight sold more units out of the gate on Switch than any other platform
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Shovel Knight first appeared nearly three years ago. Despite that, the game did incredibly well on Switch at launch.
Yacht Club’s David D’Angelo told GamesIndustry that Shovel Knight “sold more units out of the gate than any other platform.” However, he also cautioned that the eShop is beginning to become more crowded, and believes Nintendo needs to find an easier way of highlighting both new and old titles.
D’Angelo said:
“I believe many developers right now are experiencing the same phenomenon. At the moment, games definitely stand out when they launch and consumers are excited to purchase, but at this rate there will be an over-abundance of games. We hope Nintendo updates the eShop to make it easier to highlight and find new and old titles.”