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A new trailer for BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle has been released, showcasing the game’s various modes and characters. Give it a watch:

Arc System Works has two new videos ready for Cube Creator X focusing on game’s “Home World” and plating. We’ve included both below.

With Gotcha Racing 2nd coming to Switch today, Arc System Works has produced an English trailer for the game. We have it attached below.

Arc System Works continues its Switch support with Gotcha Racing 2nd, out this week on the eShop. Get a look at some footage below.

Thanks to Amazon Japan, we have a look at the boxart for Cube Creator X. Have a look at the packaging image above.

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Arc System Works previously published Inferno Climber on Steam. Based on a classification from Taiwan, it’s coming to Switch as Inferno Climber: Reborn.

Inferno Climber: Reborn is a survival action RPG. We have more information below, along with a trailer.

Over on Amazon UK, the boxart has been posted for BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle. Check out the European packaging image above.

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About a month ago, Arc System Works held a special poll. Fans were able to vote on the game they’d like to see president Minoru Kidooka play at EVO 2018. The results are in, and we have a winner.

Five games in total were nominated, including two Smash Bros. titles. In the end, Super Smash Bros. Meleee beat out all choices with nearly half of all votes.

Arc System Works brought Eat Beat Deadspike-san, a rhythm action game spin-off of BlazBlue, to Switch this week. We have some footage below.

Update (3/22): Gotcha Racing 2nd is now confirmed for March 29 in North America as well.


Original (3/21): Gotcha Racing 2nd was recently outed by a rating from Taiwan. A listing has since appeared on the Japanese eShop, confirming a Japanese release date of March 29. We also have first details.

The general premise is that Gotcha Racing 2nd is a racing game with a birds-eye view where players use machines customized with parts obtained from rolling gacha. There are around 700 types of parts appearing here. Prize money can be used to roll the gacha and customize your machine to be even more powerful. Surplus parts can also be compounded to strengthen your machine, so you can make your own original machine.


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