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One new title is coming to the Japanese eShop on April 19. Here’s a look at the upcoming digital download schedule:

Wii U Virtual Console

Gaia no Monshou – 617 yen
Moto Roader II – 617 yen

Wii U Download

PixelMaker – 500 yen
Shoot the Ball – 300 yen

3DS Download

PixelMaker – 500 yen
Shonen Ashibe GO! GO! Goma-chan Kyu ~ Tona Goma-chan Ippai Puzzle – 540 yen

New 3DS Download

Shoot the Ball – 300 yen

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Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia has received another new Japanese trailer primarily showcasing characters and their stats. Check it out below.

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Last week, Bandai Namco published a Pro Yakyuu Famista Climax demo on the Japanese 3DS eShop. Have a look at the download below.

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Amazon has a few notable deals up and running at the moment. You can save on microSD cards for Switch, a few games, and an upcoming art book.

Highlights are below:

Various microSD cards on sale, compatible with Switch (today only)
Harvest Moon: Skytree Village – $19.75 (was $29.99)
Poochy & Yoshi’s Woolly World – $29.99 (was $39.99)
Pokemon Sun/Moon – $29.99 (was $39.99)
Shovel Knight: Design Works (pre-order) – $32.70 (was $39.99)

One final note by the way – Cave Story+ for Switch is now up for pre-order here (thanks axel).

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NIS America has sent out a new Disgaea 5 Complete trailer introducing Killia and Seraphina, two of the game’s characters. Here’s the new video:

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A new Mario board game is coming from USAopoly, titled Super Mario Level Up!. You and a group of friends will “Join Mario and his pals as you advance them up the Mushroom Kingdom while challenging other players to gather the most coins and reach the castle at the top.” A 3D game board, 13 Character Movers, Power Up cards, and ? Block Chips are all included.

No word yet on a release date, but it’s “coming soon” in North America. It’ll set you back just $20.

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Several months after it appeared on the Wii U eShop, Twisted Fusion is getting an update. Version 1.1 is already in Nintendo’s hands for approval.

The update adds new features such as a Retro Zoom mode, crouching and sliding, and more. RPG damage indicators have also been added in along with updated HUD graphics, more detailed towers, and a performance boost.

Leuvsion didn’t say when the patch will be ready. Since it has already been submitted though, the wait shouldn’t be too long.

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Another Neo Geo game has been dated for Switch. Over on the European eShop, Over Top is listed for April 27. The Neo Geo titles tend to launch worldwide, so North America and Japan should be getting it on the same day.

Here’s an overview of Over Top:

Over Top is a racing game released by SNK in 1996. Players will participate in breathtaking races through urban areas, mountainous regions, and snowy roads. The courses also feature weather variants to add more variety to the game. In addition to the various vehicles with different performance factors which players can use, they can also enjoy the thrill of drifting their way through corners to clear courses.

The ACA NeoGeo series has faithfully reproduced many classic NeoGeo masterpieces. Players can change various game settings such as game difficulty and also reproduce the atmosphere of arcade display settings of that time. Players can also compete against each other from all over the world with their high scores.

Please enjoy the masterpiece that built a generation for video games.

ACA NeoGeo Over Top will cost $7.99 / €6.99 / £6.29.

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At the end of February, Zoink announced a brand new game for Switch called Flipping Death. Topics include connections to Stick it to the Man, a rough estimate of length, physical release, other potential Switch games, and more. Check out the full video below.

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SEGA brought the first Bayonetta to Steam today. To celebrate, the first in a series of new developer diaries was published. Aside from the opening minute or so talking about the Steam version, the rest of the video touches on how the game initially came together with commentary provided by director Hideki Kamiya and more.

Here’s part 1 of the developer diary series:

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