NEW Switch Games Incoming! 13 New Games Launching on the Nintendo Switch eShop!

In this video, we discuss the 13 new releases hitting the Nintendo Switch's eShop between August 27 and September 2, 2018!

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Welcome to the seventeenth 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.

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Launching 8/28

Blade Strangers
$39.99

de Blob 2
$29.99

Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate
$59.99

Victor Vran Overkill Edition
$39.99

Launching 8/29

Western 1849 Reloaded
$6.99

Launching 8/30
The Messenger
$19.99

Fall of Light: Darkest Edition
$14.99

Freedom Planet
$14.99

Haunted Dungeons : Hyakki Castle
$13.99

INSTANT TENNIS
$7.90

Mini Metro
$9.99

Realpolitiks
$24.99

The VideoKid
$4.99

Haunted Dungeons Hyakki Castie
$13.99

This week I know a lot of people are going to be excited for Monster Hunter, however, for me the star is The Messenger. This Ninja Gaiden/Castlevania inspired game looks great, it looks like it combines the best out of the two games it draws inspiration from and just looks like something I'd love. At $19.99, I really wish it were a few dollars less expensive but it the gameplay and longevity is there I'll be there too.

Above and beyond Monster Hunter, which while not my sort of game but I do respect what it is bringing to the platform and those who love the series, and The Messenger which I think looks awesome, there's just not much here again. I am hoping as summer ends and the year winds down Nintendo winds up their releases and we start seeing more and more excellent titles and not, frankly, shovelware.

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