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Last year, Natsume released Wild Guns Reloaded. That same game may now be Switch-bound, judging by a new rating in Taiwan.

Wild Guns Reloaded is a new version of the SNES classic. The game is a fast-paced arcade-style shooter with a mixture of Wild West and steampunk elements.

We’ve included more information about Wild Guns Reloaded below, along with a trailer.

Arc System Works has revealed Fantasy Hero: Unsigned Legacy for Nintendo Switch. This is a port of a game that originally came out on PS Vita in 2014. The action RPG will actually launch pretty soon: it’ll be available next week, on January 25th, on the North American and Japanese Switch eShop (no word yet on the European eShop). It’ll cost $9.99 / 1,200 yen. You can visit the game’s official website to see some more info on the characters, gameplay and story. Also check out the trailer below:

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Arc System Works has announced a release date for BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle. In North America, we’ll be getting the game on June 5. It’ll be out in Japan and Asia just slightly earlier on May 31.

Those in Japan will be able to purchase the BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle Limited Box. The Switch version will contain:

– Special box with special collaborative illustration by Tochimichi Mori (Arc System Works), Shigenori Soejima (Atlus), Seiichi Yoshihara (French-Bread), and Ein Lee (Rooster Teeth)
– “Additional Character All-in-One Pack” download code
– BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle art book
– Multi storage pouch

Of Mice and Sand: Revised made it to the Switch eShop today. For a look at the game, have a look at the video below.

Arc System Works has released some information on Cube Creator X for the Switch via their Japanese website; the folks at Gematsu have kindly translated this new info:

Gameplay modes

Essentially, there will be three distinct modes in the game: Adventure Mode, which features a variety of gameplay elements including exploration, combat and communication, Creative Mode, where you can build up an original world at your own pace and Stage Builder Mode, in which you can use gimmick cubes to create unique stages.

Home World

Home World is a new addition to Adventure Mode in this game. It is a sort of hub world from which you can travel to other worlds. There are no enemies here, so you freely customize it, have conversations with citizens, buy items and more.

Evolved Systems

There are three times as many cube types in this game compared to Cube Creator 3D. Also, systems such as height, weight, heat and weather have been added.

Avatar Customization

Avatar customization has been improved and offers more options than ever before, so you can easily create an avatar that suits you.

Finally, there’s also a first gameplay video to be found on the game’s website, sadly without sound though:

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Thanks to preview images of this week’s Famitsu magazine, we have some first details on the Switch version of Birthdays the Beginning, called Happy Birthdays, which will be released in Japan on March 29th. We will get a more in-depth look once we get our hands on the full issue tomorrow, but for now, here’s what we know: this port will feature various improvements, including making it easier to see the conditions and places where creatures are born. There will also be improvements to the game’s speed and new creatures will be added. Development is currently 80% complete.

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Of Mice and Sand: Revised was originally supposed to land on Switch last month. For whatever reason, that didn’t happen.

The eShop now list Of Mice and Sand: Revised for January 11. That’s for both North America and Europe.

Here’s a recap of information and a trailer:

Gematsu reported that Birthdays the Beginning is coming to the Switch and will have “drastic system improvements compared to its PlayStation 4 and PC counterparts”. The game will be out March 29th for 5,799 yen.

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As was reported earlier in the week, Cube Creator X is heading to Switch. Famitsu has first details about the new game.

The following tidbits have been translated from the magazine:

– Has local and online multiplayer
– Cube types can be registered in part units
– Can choose the form of the stage in the stage builder
– Weather will change
– You can raise pets
– The concept of “temperature” has been added
– Example of the above: a wood cube will burn and become charcoal
– You can create your avatar design yourself

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Cube Creator X, the latest entry in Arc System Work’s sandbox construction series, has been announced for Nintendo Switch. It will be released in Japan in April 2018.

This was announced via preview images of this week’s Famitsu magazine. We will have more detailed information on the game once the full issue is out on Wednesday.

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