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During today’s Nintendo Direct, Nintendo and HAL Laboratory officially unveiled Kirby and the Forgotten Land – and now we have the first details and trailer.

The game was made public a few hours ago after a listing popped up on Nintendo’s website. Other than the Japanese name, no other information was uncovered.

Below are the early tidbits thus far:

Today’s September 2021 Nintendo Direct will be starting soon, and we have a live stream ready to go for the event. In fact, we’re including three separate streams for North America, Europe, and Japan.

The broadcast officially begins at 3 PM PT / 6 PM ET / 11 PM in the UK / 12 AM in Europe. It will focus on Switch games launching this winter, lasting about 40 minutes.

We’ve set up the September 2021 Nintendo Direct live stream for you below along with a live blog. Expect coverage during and after the event.

We have extensive gameplay from Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot + A New Power Awakens that shows how the new Switch port holds up. The title officially launches tomorrow.

For a recap on the game, check out the following overview:

Gameplay for the Switch version of Diablo II: Resurrected has started to surface. The title just launched today, so players are now getting their hands on the finished product.

Blizzard recently said that the Diablo II: Resurrected “runs like butter” on the console when asked about technical performance.

Here’s some additional information about the game:

Thanks to publisher Humble Games and developer Studio Pixel Punk, we have a new gameplay overview trailer for the action RPG Unsighted. The video highlights the wide range of attacks and techniques players can experience.

For a recap on Unsighted, check out the following overview:

GameMill, Ludosity, and Fair Play Labs are continuing on with their character showcases in Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl, and have now shown off Helga Pataki from Hey Arnold.

If you plan on using Helga, note that she’ll be able to use the following moves: Light Neutral “Shove It!”, Light Up “Smasher”, Light Down “Perfect Catch”, Light Neutral Kick “Straight Kick”, Light Up Air “Backhand Slap”, Left Down Air “Double Heel Kick”, Light Dash Attack “Hockey Tackle”, Strong Neutral “Love Poem”, Strong Up “Kicking Dust”, Strong Down “Lunch Time”, Strong Neutral Air “Locket Sock It”, Strong Up Air “Curse You!”, Strong Down Air “Volleyball Spike”, Strong Dash “Boxing Swing”, Neutral Special “Golden Magic Slingshot”, Up Special “Approaching Uppercut”, and Down Special “Homerun”.

Bayonetta 3 will seemingly launch in 2022. That’s according to Nintendo’s website, which lists the release window.

Bayonetta 3 was first announced for Switch at The Game Awards at the very end of 2017. The initial reveal did not have any sort of release window attached to it. Nintendo has also not provided any updates on the project since the initial announcement.

The listing for Bayonetta 3 on Nintendo’s website links to a page on the company’s blog that cannot be accessed at this time. It’s possible that we’ll be seeing the game during today’s Nintendo Direct, and the page will go live after the presentation.

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Kirby: Discovery is coming to Switch, a listing on Nintendo’s website reveals. It will launch in Spring 2022.

Needless to say, this is likely a game that will be featured during today’s Nintendo Direct. An announcement should be made in a few hours.

Earlier in the week, we reported on a new Blockbuster Sale for the European Switch eShop. There’s now something similar running in North America, though no first-party games are included.

Assassin’s Creed: The Rebel Collection, Monster Hunter Rise, and Ori and the Will of the Wisps are among the included discounts. Get the full list of included games below. 

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Publisher Daedalic Entertainment and developer Mousetrap Games have announced that they’re working together to bring JARS, a strategic puzzle and tower defense game with a hand-drawn art style, to Switch. It will launch for Nintendo’s console on October 20.

Here’s an introduction to the game’s premise:


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