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Pine is seeing a month-long delay on Switch. Though it was originally scheduled for October 10, it will now launch about a month later.

Regarding the delay, Twirlbound explained:

The puzzle adventure game Where the Bees Make Honey is coming to Switch this month, Wakefield Interactive and Whitehorn Digital have announced. A specific date has not yet been shared.

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

80 Days launch trailer

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The text adventure and strategic board game hybrid 80 Days has received a new launch trailer. We’ve included the video below.

As previously reported, Chasm is getting an update this week that will add in an Arcade Mode and more. We have a trailer showing off that feature below.

Activision and Beenox are still churning out new content for Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled. Three more Grand Prix events are in the pipeline: Spooky Grand Prix, Neon Circus Grand Prix, and Winter Festival Grand Prix.

New tracks, characters, items, and challenges are planned. Specifics, including release dates, have not yet been announced.

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Game Freak has elaborated on the amount of content that will be included in Pokemon Sword/Shield. Fans can expect 18 gyms, which are split into major and minor leagues.

Director Shigeru Ohmori told Game Informer this month:

The community management sim Community Inc. is coming to Switch this week, tinyBuild has announced. A release is planned for October 4.

We have the following overview of Community Inc., along with a trailer:

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Game Freak has teased some new elements for in Pokemon Sword/Shield that will allow players to get their creatures primed for competitive play.

In an interview with Game Informer, planning director Kazumasa Iwao said:

In the past, Pokemon introduced the Exp. Share item in which experience earned in battle is distributed to all Pokemon in the player’s party. For Pokemon Sword/Shield, this is no more.

Game Freak has done away with Exp. Share entirely. In its place, every Pokemon in your party gets equal experience automatically as you progress through the game.

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The decision was the result of collaborative talks between Game Freak, The Pokémon Company, and Nintendo.

Masuda did say that the decision came about as part of collaborative talks between Game Freak, The Pokemon Company and Nintendo. He added:


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