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A recent tweet confirmed that WWE 2K18 will be getting a collector’s edition and we will be receiving more info about it Thursday. From just the image itself we can see that the collector’s edition will have everything the deluxe version plus some physical goodies. If you are big into WWE you might want to keep an eye on it.

Koei Tecmo expects their business to perform strong with what they say is a revitalization of the console market thanks to the PS4 and Nintendo Switch. With games like Fire Emblem Warriors coming, as well as other future Switch games Koei Tecmo has planned, it seems as though they are willing to confidently support the Switch.

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Amazon Spain has listed Lego Worlds will be releasing on the 8th of September. They also noted that it will be €10 more than other versions of the game. This is not official yet and it may still vary between regions.

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Earlier this month, the ESRB rated Superbeat: Xonic for Switch. It was a strong sign that the rhythm game was bound for Nintendo’s console. We can now confirm separately that Superbeat: Xonic will be on Switch later this year.

Superbeat: Xonic will offer over 50 music tracks and 200 different play patterns on Switch. 4TRAX (beginner), 6TRAX, and 6TRAX FX (master) difficulties are included, as well as a tutorial mode. In Free Style, you can experience endless gameplay. Local and worldwide rankings will be supported, too.

According to a retailer source, Superbeat: Xonic is currently planned for October 3 on Switch. Pre-orders should be opening soon.

Have a look at the first screenshots of Superbeat: Xonic on Switch below.

Troll and I now has a listing on the North American Switch eShop. If you plan on purchasing the game digitally when it launches next month, you’ll need 6.3GB of free space.

The eShop listing also has a few screenshots of Troll & I. We’ve published them in the gallery below.

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Zordix and Bigben are partnering on a pair of games for Switch. Aqua Moto Racing Utopia and Snow Moto Racing Freedom will be on the system in November, the two companies have announced.

Aqua Moto Racing Utopia was originally announced for Wii U. When we last spoke to Zordix a couple of months ago, it was still in development for the older system.

Aqua Moto Racing Utopia and Snow Moto Racing Freedom will feature “content identical to the already-released PlayStation 4 and PC versions” and will “take full advantage” of Switch’s multiplayer features. You’ll be able to play with up to three friends in local split-screen multiplayer, with up to seven players locally with everyone using their own console. Online play will also be supported.

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Square Enix released the official boxart for Lost Sphear today. The game will only be sold physically through the company’s online store.

We also have a number of new screenshots from Lost Sphear. Check them out below, along with a piece of key art.

This month’s issue of EDGE has a cover dedicated to Super Mario Odyssey. There really isn’t a whole lot new about the game itself, but the magazine does have a few choice words from Nintendo EPD’s general producer Yoshiaki Koizumi.

One of the topics Koizumi commented on was Switch’s success. Regarding the console’s performance thus far, Koizumi said:

“It’s half expected and half surprising. I always feel a certain amount of confidence in my work, and I imagine a lot of different scenarios. The one that’s come to fruition was one of the better ones I was imagining! We wanted people to have more time to play games.”

A new “Kang the Conqueror” trailer is online for LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2. Players will go head-to-head with the time-travelling Kang the Conqueror through Ancient Egypt, The Old West, Sakaar, New York City in 2099, and other Marvel settings in the game. Watch today’s video below.

Miiverse doesn’t exist on Switch. However, that hasn’t stopped Splatoon 2 players from coming up with some creative drawings. The game has its own built-in feature so that all sorts of images can be created and shared with others.

ShinyQuagsire23 has gone out of his way to develop a program that brings the more complicated drawings to life. The Pokken Tournament controller is used to enter in the correct sequence of movements and button presses needed to make the drawing. You can sort of think of it as a tool-assisted run. In general, drawings take roughly an hour to complete.

Here’s a look at the program in action:

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