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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection

Konami, in collaboration with Digital Eclipse, has announced Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection, a package of classic titles. It’ll be arriving on Switch later in 2022.

Fans can look forward to a total of 13 titles with 8-bit, 16-bit, and arcade experiences and their Japanese versions included. Various quality-of-life features are planned such as save anytime and rewind, button mapping, and added online play for certain games with local multiplayer for all titles where originally intended. Each game also has a digital game guide “to help players fight and sometimes swim through difficult areas.”

The DioField Chronicle

Square Enix today unveiled The DioField Chronicle, a brand new strategy RPG. The title is on track for a launch on Switch later in 2022.

The DioField Chronicle will have players going on an adventure filled with “honor and political intrigue.” Square Enix notes they’ll “discover a unique blend of fantasy, medieval and modern-day influences, and an innovative combat system: Real-Time Tactical Battle.” It’s rounded out by “richly detailed environments in diorama-style visuals”. Ramin Djawadi and Brandon Campbell (Game of Thrones) are involved with the game’s music.

We have lots of additional information about The DioField Chronicle below covering the story, characters, and gameplay.

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure All Star Battle R

Bandai Namco has just announced JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure All Star Battle R, a fighting game based on the popular franchise. It will release on Switch in early fall.

Technically what we have here isn’t brand new. The nearly decade-old game first debuted on PlayStation 3 back in 2013 in Japan, followed by the west a year later. CyberConnect 2 developed the project.

March 2022 New Game+ Expo

New Game+ Expo will be returning for a March 2022 showcase, it’s just been confirmed.

The event will feature the latest announcements and news from a variety of developers and publishers. We have the lineup of participating companies below.

LEGO Super Mario Princess Peach's castle

With MAR10 Day taking place tomorrow, some news has come online early about the latest set in the LEGO Super Mario line.

Official images were posted earlier today of a Princess Peach’s castle playset on the official Instagram account, though they have since been deleted. An official announcement is expected tomorrow.

advance wars 1-2 reboot camp second delay

Nintendo is delaying Advance Wars 1+2: Re-Boot Camp for a second time, the company has announced.

Most recently, the game was planned for April 8, 2022. It has now been pushed back to an unspecified date.

f-zero x switch online

F-Zero X is the next N64 game to be joining Nintendo Switch Online, it’s been announced. The title will be available to those that are subscribed to the program at the Expansion Pass tier starting on March 11, 2022.

The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask was the previous release for the lineup of N64 games on Nintendo Switch Online, which came out on February 25. We did know that F-Zero X would be arriving at some point, but Nintendo was reluctant to share any sort of release window.

Monster Hunter Rise Switch Online

Monster Hunter Rise will be offered to Nintendo Switch Online members as the program’s next Game Trial, Capcom has revealed. This applies to both North America and Europe.

With the Game Trial, players can experience everything the title has to offer without any restrictions. Progress also transfers over to the full game.

Capcom has just announced that it will host a livestream one week from now, focusing on the upcoming expansion Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak. The presentation is planned to be roughly 20 minutes and will feature information on new monsters, gameplay mechanics and more.

The Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak Digital Event will air on Capcom’s official Twitch channel here on March 15 at: 7 AM PST / 10 AM EST / 2 PM in the UK / 3 PM in Europe. As usual, we’ll provide coverage for the event when it goes live.

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It honestly doesn’t feel like five years have gone by since Switch first launched. Personally speaking, I still very much enjoy the novelty of playing games either in portable mode or on the television. But of course, the most important aspect of a console is always its library and the Switch has a lot to offer in that area.

In today’s video, I discuss Nintendo’s strategy on Switch as a publisher and how the company is making smart use of its assets to provide a new game almost every month, being very close to sustaining the console on their own and releasing games of all sizes. You can check out the video down below.

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