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Zelda: Breath of the Wild is the game that keeps giving. More than a year following the game’s launch, fans continue to find secrets.

One such secret was shared by player kamuilyn a few hours ago. There’s something going on with the Trial of the Sword that some may not have been aware of previously.

Later this week, PowerA will be releasing collector pins for Zelda: Breath of the Wild. The pins, licensed by Nintendo, are comprised of ten different symbols, weapons, and Divine Beasts.

Pins will be sold in blind boxes with one randomly selected pins. Amazon shows that they’ll be available starting on April 20.

Venture Kid

FDG Entertainment is bringing one of its past releases to Switch. Today, the company announced that Venture Kid will release on the system as a console-exclusive.

Venture Kid is a retro action platformer in which players must stop Dr. Teklov, an evil scientist building a secret weapon. Further information is attached below, along with a brief trailer.

Zordix hasn’t forgotten about Wii U, as the studio set a release date for Aqua Moto Racing Utopia today. The watercraft racing game will arrive on April 19 in the Americas, Europe, and Australia.

Aqua Moto Racing Utopia has 44 different watercrafts, 10 unique environments, and over 50 different events. Players can take on single-player championships, split-screen multiplayer races, and party games.

Aqua Moto Racing Utopia can also be purchased digitally for Switch in Europe. It should be out later this month for Switch in North America as well.

Source: Zordix PR

Breakers: Dawn of Heroes was one of three titles Cyberstep announced for Switch earlier in the year. Today, the company announced that it’s due out this spring in Japan. Pre-registration opens today on the official website.

Breakers: Dawn of Heroes is an action RPG with both single-player and multiplayer modes. We have further information from the official website and a video below.

Last year, Nintendo promised the return of the NES Classic Edition / NES Mini / Famicom Mini for 2018. There hasn’t been any news since that original announcement in September, but an interesting development has taken place today.

Retailers in Japan actually started accepting orders for the Famicom Mini once again. Rakuten as well as Bic Camera had it available during a 12-hour period, with shipments taking place in 1-2 days. Thus far, they are the only two retailers that have started selling the Famicom Mini again.

Today’s news would suggest that a larger restock could be coming soon for the Famicom Mini. We’re also hoping that the US and Europe won’t be too far behind with the NES Classic Edition / NES Mini.

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Amazon Italy is listing a special edition for Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze on Switch. The package includes the game, a keyring, and some stickers. Pre-orders can be placed here.

It’s unclear if this special edition is available only in Europe. The package could also be exclusive to Amazon Italy.

SEGA has shared a trailer for a new Person collaboration planned for Phantasy Star Online 2. This should be available in Phantasy Star Online 2 Cloud on Switch.

With the collaboration, players will be able to use character avatar items from Persona 3: Dancing Moon Night and Persona 5: Dancing Star Night. Dancing lobby actions will also be included.

We have the Persona collaboration trailer for Phantasy Star Online 2 below.

SEGA Ages

The first handful of screenshots are in for SEGA Ages. We have the images below, which show off the initial confirmed titles – Sonic the Hedgehog, Phantasy Star, Thunder Force IV, Alex Kidd, and Gain Ground.

The official website for SEGA Ages is also now open. It doesn’t have a whole lot at present, but you can access it here.

Thanks to m_t for the tip.

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SEGA Ages

SEGA is following up with the news regarding SEGA Ages for Switch with an official announcement. At SEGA Fes in Japan, it was revealed that M2 has been brought on board to help release classic titles on Switch.

Here’s the official announcement from SEGA:

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