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NIS America and Grasshopper Manufacture readied a new trailer for The Silver Case 2425 today. It focuses on one part of the collection – that being The 25th Ward: The Silver Case.

Here’s a brief introduction from NIS America:

After a near decade-long absence, the racing series Test Drive is making a comeback. Nacon and KT Racing are currently developing Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown, which has now been confirmed for Switch.

Here’s an introduction to the game from KT Racing creative director Alain Jarniou:cars.

Publisher Digerati and developer Brainwash Gang have announced that Grotto, a mystical narrative-focused game, will be coming to Switch later this year. Check out an overview and trailer below.

Mad Rat Dead

Nippon Ichi Software has announced that a new update is coming to Mad Rat Dead. Here’s  what players can expect from version 1.0.3, translated by Perfectly Nintendo:

Marvelous shared a new DLC trailer for Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town today that highlights the next DLC drop. The Windswept Falls Expansion Pack will include Neil, Dunhill, Felicity, and Hina. These characters were previously featured in Harvest Moon 3D: A New Beginning.

Here’s the trailer:

Tetris 99

Tetris 99 has received a new update with Nintendo just now releasing version 2.2.0. It includes the ability to exchange some event themes for game tickets.

Below are the full patch notes:

Nintendo has announced a new Spirit Board event for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. While active, players will have a chance to obtain the All Supports item after clearing all slots. You’ll earn three times the SP as well.

The new Spirit Board event goes live on April 23. It’ll last for a total of three days.

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Famicom Detective Club: The Missing Heir / The Girl Who Stands Behind

Nintendo has published a new Japanese trailer and a few different commercials for the Switch remakes of Famicom Detective Club. We have the full set of videos below.

Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne HD Remaster

I’ve enjoyed digging into sprawling, dense RPGs ever since I was a kid, but Shin Megami Tensei has long been one of my gaming blind-spots. That’s despite me being a huge fan of the Persona series of spin-off RPGs – which are so popular in 2021 that still calling them spin-offs feels a bit reductive. So, when Atlus announced that Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne would be getting an HD remaster for Switch and other platforms, I was excited to finally experience a classic game in the franchise on a more modern, convenient platform.


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