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Figment has been delayed by about a month on Switch. It was all ready to go for next week’s eShop launch, but an issue was discovered that needs to be addressed.

Figment was originally lined up for May 31 on Switch. We can now expect it on June 28.

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Nicalis has once again shared a character trailer for the Switch fighter Blade Strangers. We have a video below for Master T, a character from Code of Princess.

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SmileBoom issued the first screenshots today of its programming app for Switch, Puchicon 4 SmileBASIC. Have a look at the images below.

To promote this month’s launch of Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection, Capcom is hosting a new retrospective series that highlights the different games included in the package. View the next video below, which focuses on Street Fighter Alpha.

Overwatch director Jeff Kaplan was asked about the possibility of bringing the shooter to Switch last year. At the time, he explained that there would be some challenges in making that happen.

A year later, senior game producer Matthew Hawley has also been asked as to whether or not we could see Overwatch on Nintendo’s console one day. Hawley acknowledged the popularity of the system, but like Kaplan, noted that challenges would be involved. He did start out by saying that it’s something the team is constantly evaluating.

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Footage has come in for the new Switch adventure title Enigmatis 2: The Mists of Ravenwood. Take a look at the gameplay below.

Last year, when asked about the possibility of Superhot on Switch, Andrzej Dominowski seemed open to the idea. Dominowski mentioned at the time that it was under consideration.

Though we haven’t heard anything since, it appears that things are moving forward. Superhot director Piotr Iwanicki told Destructoid, “There are plans. It should be there,” Iwanicki said.

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Kotaku has a new look at the upcoming Switch title Moonlighter with a half hour of footage. Check out the gameplay below.

When the file size for Wolfenstein II was first listed on the eShop, in came in at 13.7GB. Now, however, that has changed. The official listing has Wolfenstein II down for 21.8GB.

The updated file size was somewhat expected. Earlier in the month, the eShop page added in a notice stating that a microSD card may be required to download Wolfenstein II. The message further mentions that at least 23GB of free space will be needed to download the game upon release. 

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Nintendo has been giving regular looks at Splatoon 2: Octo Expansion on social media over the past few weeks. Find the latest footage showing off yet another mission below.

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