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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.

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:

In a rare sale from Hamster, select NeoGeo games have been discounted for Switch. Metal Slug, Samurai Shodown, and more are now half off.

Here’s the full lineup:

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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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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.

This week’s issue of Famitsu has the early word on the latest Arcade Archives game for Switch. As stated in the magazine, Hamster will release Tube Panic worldwide on April 23.

Tube Panic first debuted in 1984. Nichibutsu’s shoot ’em up adopts a 3D look of sorts and has players taking down enemies in tubular vortex levels.

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

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Arcade Archives Plus Alpha is out today as a worldwide release on the Switch eShop. Check out some footage in the video below.

Hamster will be bringing Plus Alpha to Switch this week as its latest Arcade Archives title, the company has announced. A worldwide release is set for April 16.

Plus Alpha was originally made by Jaleco in 1989. The shoot ’em up game supports up to two players.

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

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When the eShop updates each week, you pretty much know that you’ll be seeing a new Arcade Archives game. But due to what’s happening with the coronavirus, the situation could be changing.

In Hamster’s latest broadcast on Niconico this week, the company said it anticipates changes in its development schedule. CERO, Japan’s ratings agency, has temporarily closed due to the coronavirus, which means that some titles may not be able to receive their proper classifications.

Hamster will bring Arcade Archives Flak Attack to Switch this week, the company has announced. A worldwide release is planned for April 9.

Here’s a brief overview of the game:


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