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Dungeon of the Endless, a rogue-like dungeon-defense game, will be out on Switch tomorrow. View some early footage below.

Dungeon of the Endless will be sold digitally on Switch via the eShop. A physical version will follow shortly thereafter.

Ninjala will have a physical release in Japan, GungHo Online Entertainment has announced. Copies include the game on a cartridge plus extras, including a special costume, accessory, sticker, and emote. 2,000 Jala will be packed in as well.

The physical version of Ninjala hits Japan on July 22. Pricing is set at 3,618 yen.

Here’s a new trailer:

The fantasy sandbox game Portal Knights has received a new Legendary Edition, publisher 505 Games and developer Keen Games have announced. It’s available digitally on the eShop.

Portal Knights contains the base game and all expansions, including Druids, Furfolk, and Relic Defense. Here’s a full rundown of everything in the package:

It’s been quite some time since realMyst: Masterpiece Edition was confirmed for Switch. Cyan Worlds has finally shared a release date, revealing that it’s set to arrive on May 21.

Here’s an overview of realMyst: Masterpiece Edition, along with a trailer:

Panzer Dragoon: Remake was updated to version 1.3 earlier today, adding in new features and improvements. One of the latest additions involves a Performance Mode with 60 frames per second. Take a closer look at the feature below.

Panzer Dragoon: Remake is currently available on the Switch eShop. In case you missed it, you can learn more about version 1.3 here.

Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition

Yet another Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition comparison has surfaced, but this time it isn’t for the visuals. GameXplain has put together a video that highlights five tracks from the original release and new Switch edition: Hometown, Gaur Plain, Satorl Marsh (night), Frontier Village, and Eryth Sea. Check it out below.

We’ve already seen plenty of comparisons for Xenoblade Chronicles on Switch and Wii, but a video from Nintendo World Report throws the New 3DS version into the mix as well. Have a look at it below.

Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition will be hitting Switch on May 29.

Xenoblade Chronicles Definitive Edition

It’s pretty clear that Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition uses the voice work from the original Wii title. However, we also know that the game features Future Connected, an entirely new epilogue created specifically for the Switch release. Thankfully, fans can rest easy knowing that all of the original cast returned, including Jenna Coleman – who originally voiced Melia.

When we first heard about Future Connected, it was more or less confirmed that Adam Howden would reprise his role as Shulk, though there was some uncertainty as to who would play Melia. Coleman has had some notable roles in other media since Xenoblade Chronicles launched a decade ago such as Clara Oswald on Doctor Who, so it was anybody’s guess if Nintendo would be able to bring her back. In a preview video with RogersBase, a Nintendo Threehouse representative confirmed that Coleman did in fact return, and that goes for the whole voice cast as well.

You can see that video and a whole bunch of other footage in our roundup here.

Skully

Publisher Modus Games and developer Finish Line Games today announced that Skully, an action-adventure platformer, is heading to Switch. It has a confirmed release date of August 4.

Here’s a whole bunch of information about the game:

A whole bunch of new Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition footage is starting to pop up online, which includes a look at Future Connected. We’ve rounded up a few of these videos below.


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