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Arcade Archives Track & Field is making its way to Switch next week, Hamster has announced. A release is planned for September 12 worldwide.

Track & Field originally came to arcades in 1983, and was made by Konami. Players can compete in 100 meter dash, long jump, javelin throw, 110 meter hurdles, hammer throw, and high jump.

Arcade Archives Track & Field will cost $7.99 / €6.99 / £6.29 on the Switch eShop.

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Famitsu shared new footage of Arcade Archives Vigilante during a live stream today. For the full recording, continue on below.

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Hamster today announced the release date for its latest Arcade Archives title. Vigilante will be available for Switch worldwide on September 5, the company confirmed.

Vigilante, a beat ’em up game, was originally made in 1988. It was created by Irem.

Arcade Archives Vigilante will cost $7.99 / €6.99 / £6.29 on the Switch eShop.

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Arcade Archives Pinball, which was originally made by Nintendo, drops on the Switch eShop tomorrow. Have a look at some footage below.

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Arcade Archives Pinball – originally made by Nintendo – will launch on Switch this week, Hamster has confirmed. The game was previously known to be coming to Switch, but a release date hadn’t been shared.

Arcade Archives Pinball launches worldwide on August 30. Pricing is set at $7.99 / €6.99 / £6.29.

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Famitsu recently held a live stream in which two Arcade Archives games were shown: Vs. Gradius and Water Ski. The full recording can be found below.

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Hamster will publish Arcade Archives Water Ski on Switch this week, the company announced today. A worldwide release is set for August 22.

Taito originally made Water Ski in 1983. As the title implies, the game has players controlling a water ski while avoiding obstacles to make it to the end of the level.

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

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During a live stream today, Hamster confirmed two more games for the Arcade Archives series. Vigilante and Track & Field are both planned for Switch.

Water Ski and Pinball, which were accidentally revealed during a Famitsu live stream last week, were also officially announced. That’s on top of Karate Champ, Tecmo Bowl, and Yie Ar Kung-Fu which are also planned.

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Hamster has announced its latest Arcade Archives release on Switch. This week, Arcade Archives Vs. Gradius will be offered on the eShop.

Konami originally made Gradius way back in 1985. The well-known shoot ’em up has players navigating the Vic Viper spaceship as they take on waves of enemies and bosses, collect power-ups, and attempt to save a planet.

Arcade Archives Vs. Gradius launches worldwide on August 15. Pricing is set at $7.99 / €6.99 / £6.29.

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During one of Famitsu’s latest live streams, two more Arcade Archives games were revealed for Switch. Pinball (which may release as VS. Pinball) and Water Ski are both on the way.

Pinball first debuted in Japan in 1984, and was created by Nintendo. Aside from traditional pinball, a separate mode is included in which you play as Mario carrying a platform and attempt to rescue Pauline.

As for Water Ski, this one was made by Taito in 1983. The objective is to control the vehicle and progress by avoiding rocks.

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