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Adult Swim Games and Soleil have announced Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time, a new game based on the Cartoon Network show. It will launch this summer on Switch and other platforms.

Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time is a 3D hack-and-slash game where players control Jack as he travels through different timelines towards his final showdown with Aku. We have the debut trailer below.

Dragon Ball FighterZ

Bandai Namco has issued the official patch notes for Dragon Ball FighterZ version 1.21. On top of that, we have a trailer showcasing FighterZ Pass 3 as well as the new update.

Here’s the full roundup:

Metro Redux

Ahead of its release on Friday, new footage has emerged showing Metro Redux on Switch. Footage of both Metro 2033 and Metro: Last Light can be found below.

PQube is localizing NekoNyan’s visual novel Aokana: Four Rhythms Across the Blue, the publisher has announced. It will launch this summer in North America and Europe.

Here’s an overview of Aokana: Four Rhythms Across the Blue, along with a trailer:

Bubble Bobble 4 Friends first debuted in Europe last November. We’ve been waiting to hear about when the North American release will be taking place, which thankfully is just around the corner.

Publisher ININ Games announced today that Bubble Bobble 4 Friends is coming stateside on March 31. It will be sold both physically and digitally.

Here’s an overview of Bubble Bobble 4 Friends, along with a trailer:

The simulation game Two Point Hospital arrives on Switch today and a new launch trailer is now available. Watch it below.

Publisher Another Indie and developer Coffee Addict Game Studio announced today that their 3D adventure game Hazel Sky is coming to Nintendo Switch sometime this year. Here’s the official description of the game, followed by a trailer:

Hazel Sky is a heartfelt adventure about a young engineer facing his destiny and his desires. Fix ramshackle flying machines and jump, climb, swing, and slide through a beautiful, mysterious world.

Sent to an island far from home in the flying city of Gideon, Shane must pass the trials and return as an Engineer or face banishment. Connected via radio, Shane and fellow trainee engineer, Erin strike up an illicit friendship. A friendship that will change the way Shane sees the world.

The Trials are the ultimate test that every Engineer must take before taking the honored role.  For Shane, the trials are his destiny, but destiny and desire rarely align and, in a world, divided between honored engineers and reviled artists, Shane finds himself torn. The trials, events in Gideon, and an unlikely romance tell the bittersweet story of love, ambition, and a society on the brink of something new. 

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Digimon Survive

Four new screenshots were recently posted from the English Digimon Games’ Twitter account. These images introduce character Kaito Shinonome and his partner Digimon, Dracmon. The Japanese account later added an additional close-up image of Dracmon, where it can be seen more clearly. You can view these screenshots in the gallery below:

Digimon Survive will come to Switch sometime in 2020.

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Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection officially launches tomorrow, and Capcom has shared a new Japanese trailer to celebrate. Check it out below.

The strategic 3D shooter Synaptic Drive, which has been worked on by Custom Robo producer Kouji Kenjo, has received a release date. It will launch on May 28, and a physical release will be offered in Japan. Pricing is set at 2,980 yen for the digital version and 3,980 yen for a retail copy.

Here’s an overview of Synaptic Drive, along with a trailer:


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