NEW Switch Games! 14 New Games Hitting the Nintendo Switch eShop!

In this video, we discuss the 14 new releases hitting the Nintendo Switch's eShop between August 14 and August 21, 2018!

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Welcome to the fifteenth episode of Switch It Up where we will be discussing this week's new releases in the Nintendo Switch eShop. Some weeks, like this, we'll be cram-packed full of new releases. Others will have just a few announcements. This show is mainly about the digital releases on the system, however, we will discuss key physical releases when appropriate.

8/14
2064: Read Only Memories - Integral ($20.64)
Cosmic Star Heroine - ($13.49)

8/15
State of Mind - ($39.99)

8/16
CastleStorm - ($14.99)
Johnny Turbo's Arcade: Nitro Ball - ($7.99)
Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes - ($14.99)
Manual Samuel - ($9.99)
Next Up Hero - ($19.99)
Red's Kingdom - ($9.99)
Robbotto - ($9.99)

8/17
Detective Gallo - ($14.99)
Polygod ($14.99)

8/20
Spectrum - ($11.99)

At the end of the day, this is another meh week for me. There is little if anything compelling for me to spend money on. Now coming soon, the 25th anniversary of Night Trap is hitting the eShop and I think that will be one of the best selling eShop titles in some time. I do find State of Mind interesting but not at a $40 price point for digital; for physical I might consider it. Might.

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