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Rising Star Games has set a European release date for its Switch racer Hello Kitty Kruisers. It’ll be available digitally on April 26 and physically on April 27.

Hello Kitty Kruisers will also be distributed in North America this spring. When we have a release date, we’ll let you know.

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Two special tournaments are planned for E3 2018, Nintendo announced today. The Super Smash Bros. Invitational & Splatoon 2 World Championship 2018 will both be held at the expo in June. Both will be live streamed online.

For the Super Smash Bros. Invitational, Nintendo will be inviting a select group of players to compete in the tournament. It’ll be the first exhibition tournament hosted for the Switch game.

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This week’s issue of Famitsu unfortunately made a critical error regarding the Fire Emblem Awakening DLC for Fire Emblem Warriors. The magazine said that the DLC would be out on March 22, but that’s not actually the case.

With the official Japanese website updating today, the final release date for the Awakening DLC is March 29. That’s likely to be during the evening of March 28 in North America.

We also have another important note about the new update due out alongside the DLC. With version 1.5.0, support for video capture will be added in.

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Koei Tecmo has released the first official screenshots for the new Fire Emblem Awakening DLC in Fire Emblem Warriors. We have the various images below.

Yesterday, Higurashi no Naku Kori no Hou was announced for Switch. Today, we have a first trailer for the visual novel:

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Nintendo has announced a maintenance period for next week. Online play for some unspecified games will be unavailable at these times:

– 7:50 PM PT (March 28) – 9:30 PM PT (March 28)
– 10:50 PM ET (March 28) – 12:30 AM ET (March 29)
– 3:50 AM in the UK (March 29) – 5:30 AM in the UK (March 29)
– 4:50 AM in Europe (March 29) – 6:30 AM in Europe (March 29)

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A common criticism fans have with the left Joy-Con is that it doesn’t feature a “proper” D-Pad, only four disconnected buttons since it also has to serve as its own full controller if used separately. Accessory manufacturer HORI is now attempting to fix that problem by releasing a left Joy-Con with an actual D-Pad.

However, there are some major caveats. Like the Pro Controller alternative that HORI released previously, this Joy-Con lacks most of the tech of the first-party Joy-Con, such as HD rumble, gyro sensors and an accelerometer. What will likely be a dealbreaker for many though is that it has no bluetooth functionality. This means that it can only be used when connected to the Switch in handheld mode, but not when used separately or in the Joy-Con Grip.

This special left Joy-Con will be released in Japan in July. It’ll cost 2,480 Yen.

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Koei Tecmo has a new trailer up for the latest Japanese Atelier Lydie & Suelle: Alchemists of the Mysterious Painting DLC, which features new playable character Ilmeria Von Leinweber. You can view it below.

The award season is just about wrapping up, but one of the last few major events was hosted tonight. Winners for the 2018 Game Developers Choice Awards were revealed during a ceremony at the San Francisco Moscone Center.

Zelda: Breath of the Wild was the big winner, taking home three awards in total. The title was also chosen as “Game of the Year”.

We have the full results from tonight’s awards below.

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Last week, Nintendo started sharing new Hint Art for Super Mario Odyssey through social media. While they don’t give any Power Moons, there is a little something for those who choose to find them.

Nintendo has now posted the second online hint art for Super Mario Odyssey, attached above. Can you find its location?

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