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Well over a decade later, the first Pokemon Mystery Dungeon is returning on Switch with a new remake in March. A new video from GameXplain, posted below, shows how the Switch version compares with the original.

Earlier today, the adventure-platformer Sir Eatsalot landed on the Switch eShop. For a look at some footage, check out the video below.

As part of the Pokemon Sword and Shield Expansion Pass, a ton of Pokemon will be added to the Switch titles. Returning creatures, brand new ones, and even some new forms are set to appear.

Today’s Pokemon Direct gave us a look at a bunch of different Pokemon that fans can expect from the Expansion Pass. Continue on below for the current list as it stands now – many more will be confirmed in the future.

Pokemon Sword/Shield

A new code has been released for Pokemon Sword/Shield players to redeem through Mystery Gift. By entering code AREAS1LVESTRE, you’ll receive ten Premiere Balls.

The code can be redeemed until February 27.

Rock of Ages 3: Make & Break

Publisher Modus Games and developers ACE Team and Giant Monkey Robot today shared a new look into Rock of Ages 3: Make & Break. A dev diary, available below, delves into the level editor, showcasing the toolset’s capabilities through intricate custom stages. The team also reflects on how the series came to be and the key elements fueling its trademark charm: lighthearted humor, striking recreations of historic periods of art, and distinctive action.

After Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX was announced for Switch earlier today, a demo joined the eShop. Find some footage of the trial version below.

The Pokemon Company has published an official announcement for the Pokemon Sword/Shield Expansion Pass with tons of details. Screenshots and art have been released as well.

Here’s the full roundup:

Following the announcement made a short while ago, The Pokemon Company has passed along a full press release for Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX. We also have a bunch of screenshots and art from the game.

Here’s the full roundup:

A new update just went live for Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield. All players can access version 1.1.0.

After installing the update, you’ll be able to encounter a Galarian Slowpoke that’s wandered in from the Isle of Armor. You can catch the Pokemon, and it can evolve into Galarian Slowbro if you use an item found on the Isle of Armor or Galarian Slowking if you use an item found in the Crown Tundra.

Be sure to visit Wedgehurst Station so that you can have your short at capturing Slowpoke.

For those that missed any portion of today’s Pokemon Direct, the full presentation has now been posted online. We’ve included it below.


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