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Bandai Namco has released the first free update for Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission. The patch includes four new SR ranked cards, four new stages, new extra mission mode, and more.

Here’s a trailer:

Square Enix has provided further details on the characters in Oninaki, the upcoming all-new action-RPG developed by Tokyo RPG Factory.

Here’s an introduction to who’s new:

To promote Yukari Yakumo’s release in Touhou Sky Arena: Matsuri Climax, Area Zero has shared a new trailer. You can view it below.

Following its release on the Japanese Switch eShop a few hours ago, SEGA Ages Virtua Racing has received a new trailer. We have it below.

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SNK issued a new character trailer for Samurai Shodown. Find a video focusing on Ukyo below.

Super Icon has announced that it is bringing the platformer Super Life of Pixel to Switch. In fact, the game has already been approved, so it shouldn’t be too far off.

Here’s an overview of Super Life of Pixel, along with a trailer:

WILL: A Wonderful World previously released on the Switch eShop. But as was announced a little while back, a physical version is also in the works. PM Studios and acttil announced today that it’s hitting store shelves on July 2.

WILL: A Wonderful World will cost $39.99 physically. We have the official boxart above.

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Nintendo has finally set a release date for Super Mario Maker 2. The game will launch on June 28, the company just revealed.

Super Mario Maker 2 was unveiled during the last Nintendo Direct in February. At the time, Nintendo only confirmed that it would release sometime in June.

Here’s today’s full announcement:

Deponia footage

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The point-and-click adventure game Deponia is now available on Switch. For a look at the game, view the footage below.

A bit of extra information has surfaced stemming from the latest NPD report. Shared by analyst Mat Piscatella, we now have a ranking of the top five best-selling Switch games life-to-date in the United States.

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe takes the top spot. Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Super Mario Odyssey, and Super Mario Party round out the list.

If you’re wondering why Pokemon: Let’s Go isn’t on the list, they’re hurt a bit since the Pikachu and Eevee versions are counted separately. There’s a good chance they’d make the list if combined.

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