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Do my eyes deceive me or has the Switch become the new perma-home for perma-death games? For me, there is no doubt that since the Switch launched, I have developed an obsession with playing my go to rogue-like for a few minutes before bed. Those few minutes quickly turn into hours if I’m not careful, which is why these games really should come with a ‘bed time’ warning. During my insomnia I made the decision to write a list of some of my favorite rogue-like games to sneak their way onto the Switch. I’d love for you all to join the conversation and tell us about your favorite rogue-like games in the comments!

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Smash Bros. Ultimate director Masahiro Sakurai returns to Famitsu this week with his latest column. In it, he goes over information revealed during the Nintendo Direct earlier this month.

Sakurai wrote about the inclusion of Simon, Richter, Chrom, Dark Samus, and King K. Rool, going a bit into why they were added. He also covers modes plus the huge amount of stages and music.

Thank you all for entering and for your patience. It’s time to announce the winner but not without reading five honorable mentions first. All of you left such great lists and if it were up to me, you would all be winners. In the end, the best I have to offer is a warm and hearty “thank you!” to everyone that took the time to enter. Thank you! We’ll be in touch with the winner shortly.

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Blizzard finally put rumors of Diablo III on Switch to bed this week with an official announcement. Eternal Collection will launch on the system this year, featuring content from Zelda and more.

Though Diablo III has been around for awhile and on different platforms, this marks the first time that it’ll be on a Nintendo console. In fact, there hasn’t been a Blizzard title on a Nintendo system in quite some time. Diablo III on Switch is noteworthy though due to its portability, and Blizzard is looking to sweeten the deal with some Zelda content.

How are you feeling about Diablo III on Switch? Do you plan on purchasing it later this year? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below.

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Next up in our lineup of Devolver Digital giveaways is Not a Hero: Super Snazzy Edition. Once again, we have ten codes available.

The first way to enter is through the main site – on this post. Leave a comment below about why you’d like to give Not a Hero: Super Snazzy Edition a shot. We’ll pick five winners at random on August 25.

The latest edition of Japanese magazine Nintendo Dream included a small interview with SEGA Ages lead producer and director Rieko Kodama and supervisor Yousuke Okunari. They discussed the history of SEGA Ages’ name and formation, including why they went with a new logo for the upcoming Switch release. In addition, they reconfirmed their steady schedule of monthly releases and teased some new features and new games.

It seems we have some exciting announcements to look forward to, but until then, read our translation of the interview below to hold you over.

Hello everyone! This might sound a little backwards, but boxart can still sell me on a game. On the flip side, I hope no one still buys all their games based off of boxart, but that’s not why we’re here. We are here to talk about reversible boxart, the stuff we don’t see on store shelves. Join me, as we take a look at Switch games inside out.

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Crossing Souls

We’re back with a new giveaway for Devolver Digital’s summer releases on Switch. Following up on Enter the Gungeon, we have ten new codes for Crossing Souls. We’ll be giving out five here on the main site and another five on Twitter.

To enter, leave a comment below telling us what interests you about Crossing Souls. Alternatively, follow us on Twitter and retweet this message. We’ll again be splitting up the codes – five for the main site and another five for Twitter, so two ways to enter.

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Smash Bros. Ultimate is out in December, and after watching the latest Nintendo Direct, I thought I would take the opportunity to discuss why this small time Smash Bros. fan is big time hyped. Beautiful Belmonts, tantalizing tunes, and a copious amount of content is just part of the appeal. Join the conversation and make sure to leave ‘what new character you would like to see join the battle’ in the comments!

This week, Famitsu has some of the first coverage of Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth. That includes an interview with Daisuke Kanada, who directed the last game and is producer on this title.

During the interview, Kanada spoke about how Persona Q2 came to be, the music, characters, story, and the decision to include the protagonist of Persona 3 Portable. You can read our translation of the discussion below.

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