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tinyBuild has revealed the company’s first game for Switch. Mr. Shifty is set to launch on the eShop in April before all other platforms.


Blaster Master Zero now has a release date in North America. It’s set to arrive on March 9 in North America on both Switch and 3DS.

Two more indie games have now been confirmed for Switch. Overcooked: Special Edition and Escapists 2 from Team17 are both on the way.

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SteamWorld 2 is coming to Switch, Image & Form has announced.

Here’s what we know thus far:

– Platform mining adventure
– Past and the future meet in an old mining town
– Search for an old friend
– Team up with an unlikely companion

SteamWorld Dig 2 is coming to the Switch eShop this summer.

The Switch Nindies Showcase will be beginning shortly. Nintendo will kick off today’s presentation at 9 AM PT / 12 PM ET / 5 PM in the UK / 6 PM in Europe.

You can watch the broadcast as it happens below. For big announcements, we’ll have separate posts, and we should have a recap straight from Nintendo soon after the presentation concludes.

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Playtonic and Team17 published a new Yooka-Laylee trailer today. We get a look at Glitterglaze Glacier, one of the new worlds in the game. See the trailer below.

A whole bunch of new footage has emerged for Yooka-Laylee. We’ve rounded up several gameplay videos below.

Ahead of its Japanese launch this week, a trailer has been published online for the Switch eShop puzzle game Soldam 2. We have it below.

Circle Entertainment, who are indirectly involved with the game, have confirmed that Voez will be a launch title in Europe as well as in Japan. The game will cost €20,99 and will be available on the Switch eShop on March 3rd. Flyhigh Works is handling the publishing worldwide.

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Update: Circle Entertainment deleted its original tweet, and has now clarified that the company is indirectly involved with the western release:



Voez is one of Japan’s launch games on the Switch eShop. Thankfully, we haven’t had to wait long for a localization announcement. Circle confirmed on Twitter earlier today that the company will handle Voez in the west.

The brief tweet reads:


Voez doesn’t have a release date for North America or Europe yet, though we’ll keep you informed as the situation develops.

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