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Blade Strangers

This week’s Famitsu review scores are as follows:

Nintendo has issued the latest piece of music from Smash Bros. Ultimate. Below, you can listen to Gear Up For…, taken from Fire Emblem Heroes.

Hiroki Morishita is responsible for the arrangement of this music. Morishita has worked as a composer at Intelligent Systems and has been involved with Fire Emblem’s recent entries.

The latest episode of Nintendo’s Japanese show Nyannyan Neko Mario Time has now gone live. We’ve included it below.

We recently reported that Aksys Games will be offering a limited edition for Death Mark. Amazon has updated its product listing, showing the full contents.

The Death Mark Limited Edition includes a copy of the game, an exclusive 96-page full-color hardcover art book, a spooky soundtrack CD, temporary tattoo sheet, and a dramatic printed slipcase to hold everything. You can see what the included items look like above.

Amazon is taking pre-orders for the Death Mark Limited Edition here.

With the Nintendo Labo: Vehicle Kit featured at Gamescom, more information is emerging about the upcoming project. Kotaku got a hands-on look at the new kit, and has shared videos and new information about it, referring to the digital component as a “full-fledged video game.”

Excerpts from the article have been shared below:

Super Mario Party

With a new playable demo of Super Mario Party at Gamescom, we have more footage of the game below.

Little Dragons Cafe

Continuing from last week’s episode of the making of Little Dragons Café, Aksys Games has uploaded a new video sharing more from their interview with Yasuhiro Wada and Tomio Kanazawa. Get a behind the scenes look of the game in episode 2 below.

The action space shooter Everspace: Stellar Edition is headed to Switch this December. Take a look at some off-screen footage of the game below:

Footage is in showing off Konami’s Hyper Sports R for Switch. Check out some off-screen gameplay footage of the sports compilation title in the video below.

Around the end of last year, we started to see Switch games that required an extra download for their physical version. That means even if you bought the title on a cartridge, you still needed to grab extra data in order to play or have the full experience.

With Diablo III – Eternal Collection on Switch, this is something you won’t have to worry about. Blizzard has confirmed that all of the data and content will be included on the cartridge – no extra data required. This was somewhat expected after we saw the game’s boxart, which didn’t include any sort of notice about an additional download. Still, the confirmation is good to have.

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