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QUByte Interactive announced today that 99Vidas: Definitive Edition is coming to Switch on November 27. A free demo is out now on the eShop.

99Vidas: Definitive Edition is a brawler, and for the Switch release, new content has been added. This includes new enemies, new stages, and new modes.

Thanks to a successful Kickstarter campaign, Monster Sanctuary has been secured for Switch. Moi Rai Games was looking to raise €20,000, which was quickly reached. A Switch stretch goal of €60,000 has been obtained as well.

To put it simply, Monster Sanctuary is “taming meets metroidvania.” Players can add any monster they encounter to their party, participate in turn-based combat, and explore the world.

Team17 and Pathea Games issued the latest trailer for My Time at Portia today. For the latest update, the sandbox simulation RPG has received a focus on crafting. Watch the video below.

SNK 40th Anniversary Collection is available on Switch starting today. Check out the game’s official launch trailer below.

Reviews for Pokemon: Let’s Go, Pikachu / Eevee are starting to go live. We’ve rounded up a few of the early verdicts below.

The award-winning inspirational aquatic journey Abzu is coming to Switch, 505 Games and Giant Squid Studios announced today. The game is actually coming very soon, with a release date set for November 29.

Here’s some information about Abzu plus a trailer:

Battle Princess Madelyn has finally received a release date. Casual Bit Games and Hound Picked Games have announced that it’s heading to Switch on December 6. Wii U will follow later.

To celebrate today’s news, a new trailer has gone live for Battle Princess Madelyn. You can watch it below.

Following its appearance on the Switch eShop a few days ago, footage is available from Sky Force Anniversary. Get a look at around a half hour of gameplay below.

Abylight will be publishing Super Hydorah on Switch in just a couple of days, the company announced today. A release is planned for November 15.

Super Hydorah is a horizontal shoot ’em up. Here’s a brief introduction, along with a trailer:

Nintendo posted a brief clip on Twitter recently showing the recording session for the Japanese version of Super Mario Odyssey’s “Jump Up, Super Star!” Have a look at Aimi Mukohara singing the now well-known tune below.


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