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In addition to Mario Tennis Aces, Rakuten Books also leaked something else: Sushi Striker: The Way of Sushido, a 3DS game that was announced at last year’s E3 and hasn’t been heard from since, seems to be coming to Nintendo Switch as well, as you can see by the game’s boxart. Rakuten Books listed the game as releasing on June 8th this year. The 3DS version is also supposedly launching on the same day.

We will likely hear something official about this, including a Western release, in today’s Nintendo Direct.

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Listings on the eShops provide file sizes for a bunch of Switch games. These include Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition, Earthlock, and more.

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Last month, Hulu announced that it would begin to testing streams at 60 frames per second on a number of platforms via Live TV, including Switch. The lineup of available channels in this area has now expanded.

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Today, Nicalis announced that Code of Princess EX is in development for Switch. It’s due out physically and digitally this summer.

Code of Princess was originally made for 3DS. Atlus published the action-RPG way back in 2012.

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Lab Zero Games has a new video up for Indivisible, its upcoming RPG / platformer that will be appearing on Switch. It details some of the changes that have recently been made to the battle system during development. Check out the full video below.

Game Informer has a new look at the English build of Atelier Lydie & Suelle: Alchemists of the Mysterious Painting. View 25 minutes of footage below.

NIS America intends to offer a reversible cover for Ys VIII on Switch, and fans can choose the design. Six different pieces of art are under consideration. You can vote on the one you think looks best here – just be sure to do so by March 18.

Tying in with the fan selection for the reversible cover, NIS America is also holding a contest. You can find more information about that here

Gal*Gun 2 will appear first in Japan on March 15. But as we know, the game will be available in North America and Europe sometime this year thanks to PQube.

If you just can’t wait for the upcoming localization, you’ll be happy to hear that the Japanese release supports English out of the gate. Those are the only two languages that are currently included.

Gal*Gun 2 can be pre-loaded in Japan as of now. The game takes up 3.3GB of space.

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Media Create published the latest Japanese sales data today for the week of February 26. With information provided through March 4, we have the full picture of Switch’s first year performance in Japan (the system arrived on March 3, 2017).

Switch sold another 45,083 units in Japan last week. With that in mind, the total since launch sits at 3,802,910 units.

Switch’s sales stack up favorably to the PlayStation 4. Sony’s console sold 1,143,542 units in its first year in Japan, and 2,083,974 units in the year that just ended.

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At least for now, Linkle only exists in the world of Hyrule Warriors. But now fans have brought the character over to Zelda: Breath of the Wild through a new mod in the Wii U version.

Dario Rolle, who made the mod, makes it so Linkle is reskinned as Link. Aside from looking different, facial animations and light voice acting have been added.

You can see Linkle in action below.

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