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Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 isn’t too far off from launching on Switch. According to the latest issue of V Jump, the game is scheduled to launch on September 7.

Bandai Namco will be bringing Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 to North America and Europe this fall. A specific date has yet to be announced.

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This month’s EDGE review scores are as follows:

ARMS – 9
Dirt 4 – 7
Injustice 2 – 8
Tokyo 42 – 7
Tekken 7 – 6
Endless Space 2 – 7
Polybius – 9
Star Trek: Bridge Crew – 8
Farpoint – 7
Impact Winter – 4

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This week’s episode has gone live. In today’s video, Kit and Krysta play Super Mario Odyssey with a couple of its developers. Watch it below.

Media Create provided extra sales information for the week ending June 11. The latest analysis indicates that the system has an attach rate of 1.60 after being on the market for fifteen weeks. In other words, Switch owners have purchased about 1.60 games, which is higher than Wii U’s 1.45 in the same time frame.

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is currently the best-selling game in Japan with 505,270 copies sold. Zelda: Breath of the Wild is next at 494,526 units.

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Wondering what’s coming to Switch and 3DS for the rest of 2017? As a way of highlighting some of the upcoming releases, Nintendo created the new infographic above and distributed it on Twitter. It’s the same for both North America and Europe, but PAL regions are finally getting the Brain Training 3DS game this summer.

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Nintendo of Europe uploaded an accolades trailer for ARMS earlier today. Nintendo of America now has one of its own, and we’ve posted it below.

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Shacknews has a new Rogue Trooper Redux video up with gameplay and a developer interview. Check it out below.

Best Buy has discounted four different Switch games as part of its “Deal of the Day”. LEGO City Undercover, Skylanders Imaginators, and Just Dance 2017 are all $20 off. Super Bomberman R has been discounted by $10.

You can visit Best Buy’s sale page here. Amazon has also price-matched everything here.

Thanks to Jason L for the tip.

Kotaku has a very interesting article up covering the localization of Xenoblade Chronicles X, Xenoblade Chronicles 2, and Nintendo’s localizations in general. The site spoke with Monolith Soft CEO Tetsuya Takahashi, Nintendo’s Genki Yokota, and Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime.

Takahashi himself commented on the changes that were made for Xenoblade Chronicles X in the west, like removing a bikini for one of the characters (Lin). We also have confirmation that Nintendo of Europe is handling Xenoblade Chronicles 2 like the original Wii game instead of Nintendo of America. There’s talk here about Nintendo’s localization process as well.

Find comments from Kotaku’s article below. You can read the full thing here.


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