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Super Hiking League

The competitive platformer Super Hiking League is coming to Switch, QUByte Interactive and Bit Ink Studios announced today. A specific release window was not shared.

We have the following overview and trailer for Super Hiking League:

Rift Adventure

QUByte Interactive and Gamebrew Studio have announced Rift Adventure, an upcoming action adventure platformer for Switch. A release window has not yet been confirmed.

Here’s a brief overview of Rift Adventure, along with a trailer:

Hoarding Simulator

Hoarding Simulator is making its way to Switch, QUByte Interactive and Ryan Carlos have announced. It will arrive “soon” on the eShop.

Get acquainted with Hoarding Simulator through the following overview and trailer:

Flatland - Vol. 2

QUByte Interactive has teamed up with Kyuu Fujisaki for the release of Flatland – Vol. 2 on Switch, the company has announced. However, there’s no word on a release window at this time.

Here’s an overview of Flatland – Vol. 2, along with a trailer:

Savage Halloween

QUByte Interactive, in partnership with 2ndBoss, has announced the 2D platformer Savage Halloween for Switch. A release date has not yet been announced.

Here’s an overview of Savage Halloween, along with a trailer:

Metro Redux

A new Deep Silver sale is live on the Switch eShop. Fans can save big on the Metro games, Saints Row titles, and more.

The full lineup is as follows:

The Survivalists

Nintendo has updated the Japanese release schedule on its platforms for the week of October 8, 2020. Here’s a look at the upcoming digital download schedule:

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Warsaw

Warsaw, a turn-based tactical RPG, lands on Switch later this week. Have a look at some footage in the video below.

Warsaw is slated for October 1 on the Switch eShop.

Varsav Game Studios and FinalBoss have announced The Path of Calydra, a 3D adventure platformer. A release date has not yet been confirmed.

Here’s an overview of The Path of Calydra, along with a trailer:

Update (9/30): Initially spotted by Serebii, in an update on the Pokemon Company Support page, it was clarified that transfers between Pokemon GO and Pokemon Home would have a cooldown that could be sped up by spending PokeCoins.


Original (9/29):

During today’s Pokemon Sword/Shield presentation for The Crown Tundra, The Pokemon Company provided an update on Pokemon Home. It was announced that the app will be receiving support for Pokemon GO by the end of 2020. However, the transfer process may have more involved than initially thought.

The Japanese Pokemon support site seems to suggest that you’ll need PokeCoins if you want to transfer anything over from Pokemon GO to Pokemon Home. It unfortunately doesn’t elaborate on the details. No additional information is provided on how many PokeCoins would be required, and whether they would be needed each time a transfer is performed.


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