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Super Rare Games today announced a partnership with Shiro Games to produce a physical version of Evoland Legendary Edition. All copies include a 20 page full color manual, interior artwork, exclusive sticker, as well as three trading cards randomly selected from the five-card set.

Pre-orders open on October 10. You’ll be able to reserve the game on Super Rare Games’ website here.

Hell Warders will be sold physically on Switch, according to a GameStop listing. Unfortunately, the page doesn’t give any sort of release window.

Hell Warders initially debuted on Switch back in February. The action-RPG and tower defense hybrid was made by
Anti Gravity Game Studios, while PQube handled publishing.

You can pre-order the physical version of Hell Warders on GameStop here.

Game Informer has shared a new batch of concept art from Pokemon Sword/Shield. The images show environments, game concepts, and more.

Here’s the full set:

Descriptions from Game Freak can be found on Game Informer’s site here.

Elf Games today announced Little Briar Rose, a new take on the tale of Sleeping Beauty as a stained glass-styled graphic adventure. It will be released on October 10.

Here’s an overview of the game, along with a trailer:

Ghostbusters: The Video Game Remastered lands on Switch today. Saber Interactive has shared a new launch trailer, which we have below.

Earlier this week, it was announced that Super Robot Wars X is launching for Switch in Japan on January 10. It has since been made known that a release is taking place in Asia as well, and English will be supported.

Here’s yesterday’s trailer with English subtitles:

As is the case in Japan, Super Robot Wars X is due out for Switch in Asia on January 10.

The puzzle-adventure game The Tiny Bang Story arrives on Switch today. For a look at some footage, check out the video below.

During a live stream today, the first trailer for Umihara Kawase BaZooKa!! was shown. Watch the full video below.


John Kirby is a pretty important part of Nintendo history. Kirby represented Nintendo as its lawyer when the company was facing litigation from Universal, which claimed that Donkey Kong was based on King Kong. After Kirby led Nintendo to victory in that case, he was given a $30,000 sailboat known as the Donkey Kong, and also became the namesake of the famous video game character Kirby.

Sadly, John Kirby passed away on Wednesday due to complications of the blood cancer Myelodysplastic syndrome. He was 79. While Kirby is no longer with us, his importance to Nintendo will not be forgotten, and he’ll always be remembered thanks to his namesake.


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Untitled Goose Game has been a success for House House. Since launch, the game has sold in excess of 100,000 copies, the developer has confirmed. Its success has ensured that the team can “can keep making video games as long as we like now,” co-creator Nico Disseldorp told ABC News.

House House hasn’t stated how many units Untitled Goose Game has sold on Switch specifically. However, it has been a top seller on the eShop since launch.

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