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A new weapon will be added to Splatoon 2 pretty soon, and this time, it’s a variant of a weapon that debuted in Splatoon 2. The Custom Goo Tuber is identical to the regular Goo Tuber in terms of stats, but comes with the Curling Comb sub-weapon and the Inkjet special instead. It’ll be available in-game tomorrow around noon in Japan and Australia, early in the morning in Europe and later tonight in North America.

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A new trailer for Your Four Knight Princesses Training Story has gone live this time featuring Monomaria. You can check out the trailer below.

Rain Games recently released Teslagrad and World to the West on Switch. The studio’s next game will be on Nintendo’s console, too.

Mesmer is the new project, which takes place in one of the same countries as Teslagrad and World to the West. Here’s some additional information and a video:

A major update for Brawlout is now available. For all Switch users, the latest version is 1.1.0.

This patch contains new features added in pertaining to Brawlout TV, new achievements, and more. It also implements several fixes and character balancing adjustments.

The full patch notes are as follows:

A new update for Rocket League is here. Today, Psyonix issued version 1.41 for all Switch players.

The new update introduces some changes and updates, bug fixes, and more. We have the full patch notes below.

Take-Two Interactive has been present on Switch with a few different games. Its subsidiary Rockstar brought L.A. Noire to the console a few months ago, while the 2K label put out NBA 2K18 and WWE 2K18.

During its latest financial call, Take-Two was asked about the prospects of additional support for Switch in the future, including the possibility of bringing over something like Grand Theft Auto V. President Karl Slatoff said in response that the company is “impressed with the growth” of Switch and have a positive outlook. However, Take-Two isn’t making any specific announcements about future games just yet.

In its latest financial report, SEGA provided an update on the sales of Sonic Forces. The company said that it “performed strongly”.

As far as specifics go, SEGA didn’t have much else to say. An actual sales figure was not provided, nor were any comments on platform breakdowns.

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Nintendo has published a new overview trailer showcasing Bayonetta 1 and 2 and Switch. We have the video for you below.

Update: Bumped to the top. We have some additional details from a Natsume press release.

Harvest Moon: Light of Hope “has some brand new features only available on the console versions.” Natsume CEO Hiro Maekawa is also teasing “special bonuses to go along with the game.” Finally, Harvest Moon: Light of Hope will cost $39.99 / €39.99.


Original: Natsume has finally provided an update on the release of Harvest Moon: Light of Hope on Switch. Today, the company announced that the game will be coming to Nintendo’s console as “Harvest Moon: Light of Hope Special Edition”.

For the time being, Natsume is keeping quiet on the specifics regarding what makes the console version a “Special Edition”. We’ll be hearing more soon.

Harvest Moon: Light of Hope arrives on Switch in May. Rising Star Games will handle publishing duties in Europe, Australia, and the Middle East.

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Before a game is released, it needs to go through the classification process. All titles are submitted to the likes of the ESRB and PEGI for ratings.

Unfortunately, Gal*Gun 2 has hit a stumbling block in Germany. Publisher PQube attempted to have it rated by the USK, but the game has been refused classification. That essentially means that Gal*Gun 2 has been banned in Germany and basically means that it cannot be sold in the country.

Here’s what PQube says about the situation:


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