Sunset Riders originally came to arcades in 1991. Konami was behind the American Old West-based release, which has players experiencing run-and-gun gameplay.

Pricing for Arcade Archives Sunset Riders is set at $7.99 / €6.99 / £6.29.

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Arcade Archives Naughty Boy releasing on Switch this week

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Hamster continues to put out new games in the Arcade Archives series. This week, the company will be releasing Naughty Boy on Switch.

Naughty Boy first debuted in 1982. In the vertically scrolling game, players take on the role of a boy who throws rocks at monsters to take them down.

Arcade Archives Naughty Boy launches worldwide on June 4 for $7.99 / €6.99 / £6.29.

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Arcade Archives Crazy Climber 2 heading to Switch this week

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Hamster has announced its next NeoGeo game for Switch. Today, the company revealed that we’ll be getting Crazy Climber 2 worldwide on May 28.

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Arcade Archives Raiders5 coming to Switch this week

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Hamster will publish Raiders5 as its latest Arcade Archives game, the company has announced. A worldwide release is set for May 21.

Here’s a brief overview of the game:

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Arcade Archives Radical Radial releasing on Switch this week

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Radical Radial was previously confirmed as one of the upcoming Arcade Archives titles for Switch. Today, Hamster announced that the game will launch worldwide tomorrow, May 14.

Nichibutsu originally released Radical Radial in 1983. The vertical shooter has players taking down enemies, avoiding obstacles, and eventually reaching the goal.

Pricing for Arcade Archives is set at $7.99 / €6.99 / £6.29.

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Arcade Archives Magmax footage

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This week, Hamster brought Magmax to Switch as its latest Arcade Archives release. For a look at some footage, view the video below.

Arcade Archives Magmax is available on Switch through the eShop.

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Arcade Archives MagMax coming to Switch this week

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Famitsu also reveals yet another round of Arcade Archives games on the way. These include Radical Radial, MagMax, and Raiders 5. Specific release dates have not been confirmed.

Hamster will release Arcade Archives MagMax on Switch this week, the company has announced. It will arrive digitally via the eShop on May 7 worldwide.

Here’s a brief overview of the game:

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Arcade Archives VS. Wrecking Crew out on Switch this week, more games confirmed

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This week’s issue of Famitsu shares the latest information regarding Arcade Archives games for Switch.

First up, the newest release is now confirmed. Arcade Archives VS. Wrecking Crew will launch worldwide on May 1.

Famitsu also reveals yet another round of Arcade Archives games on the way. These include Radical Radial, MagMax, and Raiders 5. Specific release dates have not been confirmed.

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New set of Arcade Archives games confirmed for Switch – April 2020

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During a live stream today, Hamster announced another round of Arcade Archives games for Switch. Burger Time, Burnin’ Rubber, Trio the Punch, and Darwin 4078 are now confirmed for a release on the eShop.

These are just a few of the games Hamster is preparing. Other titles were previously announced, including Sunset Riders, Gemini Wing, and VS. Wrecking Crew.

Hamster recently warned that there could be changes in the development schedule for Arcade Archives. CERO, Japan’s ratings agency, has temporarily closed due to the coronavirus, so some titles may not be able to receive their proper classifications. We usually receive at least one day’s notice about weekly Arcade Archives releases, but some games may not be announced in advance.