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We have another round of data based on the latest NPD report, including a bit of recap earlier this week. All told, Switch had a great year having sold 5.6 million units in the United States. The system has also surpassed 10 million units on the whole.

Here’s the full roundup of data:

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We heard not too long ago that Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes would be getting a brand new opening cinematic. That update has now gone live, and the video can be seen in-game. If you have yet to see it, we have it below – and it includes a pretty big revelation.

This week’s European Nintendo Downloads are as follows:

Switch Retail

Atari Flashback Classics – €39.99

This week’s North American Nintendo Downloads are as follows:

Switch Retail

Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy – $29.99 (available January 29)

As promised, Nintendo has posted a new Indie Highlights video outlining upcoming games for Switch. We’ve included it below.

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Image & Form has revealed SteamWorld Quest: Hand of Gilgamech, the next entry in the SteamWorld franchise. It’s a “team-based card collecting role-playing game set to an epic story around what it means to be a hero.” Fans can look forward to “billions of potential decks to build, tongue-in-cheek humor, a storybook-inspired art style and memorable characters”.

Here’s an overview:

Nearly two years after its initial reveal, Wargroove is almost ready for launch. Chucklefish announced today that the game is coming on February 1.

Here’s the full announcement:

The latest Japanese hardware sales from Media Create are as follows:

Switch – 71,139
PS4 – 9,505
PS4 Pro – 6,958
New 2DS LL – 3,767
Vita – 1,755
New 3DS LL – 1,514
2DS – 158
Xbox One X – 94
Xbox One – 24

Some extra data is now available from the latest NPD report. Shared by NPD Group’s Mat Piscatella, we have a look at the top ten best-selling Switch and 3DS games in the United States last year.

Here’s how things panned out:

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Data from the December 2018 NPD report continues to roll in. Our next update specifically concerns hardware sales.

In 2018, we now know that Switch was the year’s best-selling hardware platform in terms of both units and dollars. Furthermore, unit and dollar sales are the highest annual total for any hardware platform since the PlayStation 4 in 2015.

Thanks to Smash Bros. Ultimate, December was a huge month for Nintendo. Switch generated the highest December month hardware dollar sales for a single platform since the Wii in December 2009. It also saw the highest December unit sales for a single platform since 2010.

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