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VICE Games has managed to get in touch with a source familiar with Nintendo’s updated customer support documentation. In it, the company tells its employees that it will no longer charge customers seeking repairs for their Switch Joy-Con, and to refund those who’ve already paid.

A portion of the internal customer service memo states:

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Mortal Kombat 11 will soon be adding a new DLC character. On August 13, Nightwolf is joining the game through the Kombat Pack. That news comes straight from Nintendo’s website, which is advertising a 25% discount on Switch.

If you don’t have access to the Mortal Kombat 11 Kombat Pack, you’ll still be able to purchase Nightwolf later on. The pack itself includes access to six DLC characters, seven exclusive character skins, and seven exclusive sets of gear.

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To promote the new demo that was just released, Square Enix has prepared a new trailer for Oninaki. Watch it below.

Civilization VI

Civilization VI launched on Switch last year, but there’s some content from the PC version not yet available on Nintendo’s console. Thankfully, it looks like that will start to change in the future.

According to the official Civilization Twitter account, the Rise & Fall and Gathering Storm expansions are both on the way to Switch. They’ll release later this year if all goes as planned. Port studio Aspyr previously indicated that the extra DLC would eventually make their way over.

To recap, here’s an overview of Rise & Fall and Gathering Storm plus trailers:

In a new blog post today, Psyonix outlined what’s in store for Rocket League. Rocket Pass 3 has been extended, a pair of new stats are being added, the tournament system is getting a revamp, and more.

Here’s the full rundown:

XIII

Microids today announced its lineup for Gamescom 2019. Its three titles – Asterix & Obelix XXL 3: The Crystal Menhir, Blacksad: Under the Skin, and XIII – are all planned for Switch. Note that XIII will only be playable for the press.

We have overviews of each game below:

Strictly Limited Games will open pre-orders for the physical version of Vasara Collection on July 27, QUByte Interactive announced today. Fans will be able to purchase a standard copy or collector’s edition.

Here’s a new trailer:

QUByte Interactive will announced a release date for the digital version of Vasara Collection “soon”.

Aquiris Game Studio has announced that it will soon be bringing new DLC to Horizon Chase Turbo. Summer Vibes is releasing on PlayStation 4 first today, followed by Switch later on.

The Summer Vibes DLC includes:

Two Point Hospital

The acclaimed simulator game Two Point Hospital is coming to Switch, developer Two Point Studios and publisher SEGA have announced. A release is planned for late 2019.

The Bigfoot and Pebberley Island expansions will be included at no extra cost. Additionally, Two Point Studios say it has “designed an intuitive, quick and precise control scheme from the ground up that’ll make building your hospitals more satisfying than ever.”

Here’s an overview of Two Point Hospital, along with a trailer:

Over a year ago, the visual novel Aokana: Four Rhythm Across the Blue arrived on Switch in Japan. An English version is now in the cards following the latest Kickstarter success story.

NekoNyan, a company dedicated to visual novel localizations, recently opened a Kickstarter for a physical version of Aokana on PC. The campaign quickly raced past its €10,000 funding goal, and has done so well that the Switch version will be translated into English. The Switch release will be digital-only (at least as things stand now), but new features will be added: a music mode, sprite viewer, and voiceline bookmarker. No word on launch timing just yet.

You can keep track of Aokana: Four Rhythm Across the Blue on Kickstarter here.


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