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Chaos Code: New Sign of Catastrophe physical

Original (10/18): A physical release for Chaos Code: New Sign of Catastrophe is on the way to Switch, Play-Asia and H2 Interactive announced today.

Fans will be able to choose between a standard version or limited edition. Those interested in the limited edition will receive a number of extras, including a collector’s box, special soundtrack, acrylic standee, minicase keychain, art card set, and numbered certificate. Only 3,000 units will be made – there’ll be an unlimited amount available for the standard release.

Spooky Spirit Shooting Gallery

Aksys Games is localizing Spooky Spirit Shooting Gallery for the west, the company just announced. It’s currently planned to launch in Summer 2023.

In Japan, the game has been known as Moshikashite? Obake no Shatekiya. It initially launched in July 2021.

Raiden III X Mikako Maniax

Retailer listings have outed Raiden III X Mikako Maniax, a new edition of the scrolling shooter for Switch. The game will release on February 23, 2023 in Japan.

Moss is planning a standard physical edition as well as a limited edition. The latter contains a diorama papercraft, two-disc soundtrack CD, and special box with a changeable jacket.

Thanks to Gematsu, we have the following overview:

Digimon World: Next Order International Edition

Original (10/18): Bandai Namco is bringing Digimon World: Next Order International Edition to Switch, it’s been revealed. A release is planned for February 22, 2023 in Japan.

Digimon World: Next Order first released for the PS Vita in 2016, which only came out in Japan. Bandai Namco followed up with a PS4 version the following year that received a worldwide release. This marks the first time the game will be available on a Nintendo system.

Dragon Ball The Breakers

The latest Japanese hardware sales from Famitsu are as follows:

Mutant Football League 2022 DLC

Mutant Football League has been on Switch for a few years now, but fans might be interested to hear that new DLC for the game just dropped for 2022.

Four over-the-top new teams are now available for $0.99 each. Every team has its own deathly home stadium and killer theme song.

Nintendo Switch Sports update 1.2.3

The second Nintendo Switch Sports update of the week has now gone live, and distribution of version 1.2.3 has started.

For those that aren’t keeping up with the situation, Nintendo’s patches this week are intended to address issues that started with version 1.2.1. With that update, cheaters were primarily being targeted. However, some players ended up encountering crashing issues once version 1.2.1 was installed. Due to the problems, online servers were even taken offline for a few days.

The official patch notes for the Nintendo Switch Sports version 1.2.3 update are as follows:

Minecraft Dungeons Fauna Faire update

Minecraft Dungeons received a massive update today known as “Fauna Faire”. Although it’s largely known as version 1.16.2.0, it’ll show on Switch as version 1.16.1.0.

Fauna Faire lets players team up with friends and take on new challenges including the Tower multiplayer mode featuring additional floor variations as well as Treetop Tangle. There’s also the Enchantsmith, an option to take on a random mission, and more.

The full patch notes for the Minecraft Dungeons “Fauna Faire” update (version 1.16.1.0) are as follows:

Bayonetta 3 will be hacking and slashing its way onto the Switch in a matter of days, and fans were treated to very long, very bonkers trailer last week showing off a ton of the game. Join your hosts Nick, Nicolas and Luiz as they discuss how the game is shaping up and some of the cooler details revealed last week. They’ll also discuss Bravely Default and teases of a remaster by the original game’s producer, a unique Cuphead Collector’s Edition coming soon, and more!

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Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope frame rate resolution

Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope is almost here, and Digital Foundry is back with a new technical analysis covering topics such as frame rate and resolution. One of the big takeaways is that the team opted for a different visual approach compared to the first game, Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle.

Here are some of the more notable points:


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