Twitter user SimonTime has been snooping around Nintendo's eShop backend to see what's up, and they've noticed that a listing for Superhot has been added, and it looks like the game is ready to launch with just one flip of a Switch. Superhot is now pretty likely to be revealed during Monday's IndieWorld presentation, and it'll likely be launched ruing the event.

Superhot's devs have been keen to bring the game to Switch for awhile now, but they stopped short of confirming a port. This leaked info shows that the team has been working on the Switch port all along! Check out full details on Superhot below.

Blurring the lines between cautious strategy and unbridled mayhem, SUPERHOT is the FPS in which time moves only when you move. No regenerating health bars. No conveniently placed ammo drops. It's just you, outnumbered and outgunned, grabbing weapons off fallen enemies to shoot, slice, and maneuver through a hurricane of slow-motion bullets.

With its unique, stylized graphics SUPERHOT finally adds something new and disruptive to the FPS genre. SUPERHOT’s polished, minimalist visual language helps you focus on what's most important – the fluidity of gameplay and cinematic beauty of the fight.

SUPERHOT Features:

Endless Mode – how long can you last against unyielding waves of enemies?
Challenge Mode – take on SUPERHOT with your bare hands, no restarts, timed runs, and more.
Replay Editor – edit and upload your best runs for all to see on superhot.video.
Extras – delve further into SUPERHOT with mini-games, ASCII art, and [redacted].
Thirty months in the making. Thousands of hours put into development and design. From its humble origins in the 7 Day FPS game jam, through a hugely successful Kickstarter campaign to a plethora of awards and nominations from industry experts, SUPERHOT is a labor of love by its independent, dedicated team and thousands of backers from all around the globe.

In this video, Did You Know Gaming takes a look at King K. Rool, and the games this character has been in such as Rare's Donkey Kong Country series and Nintendo's Super Smash Bros Ultimate.

Let's take a second look at the gameplay footage Nintendo released for The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening this week, but this time it's compared to the Game Boy version. Obviously the Switch version looks leagues better, but it's still completely faithful to the original.

Gogeta SSGSS is making his way to Dragon Ball FighterZ as DLC, and the most recent issue of Jump Magazine shared some new details on the character. Check out that info below.

- the Gogeta SSGSS entrance scene at the start of a fight features a Fusion scene between Goku and Vegeta
- Gogeta SSGSS shoots Kamehameha and Galick Gun as standard Ki Blast attacks
- his Meteor Attack is the move he used in the movie to defeat Broly

The gang at Dengeki had the chance to interview Mario & Sonic at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games producer Nobuya Ohashi recently. In the snippet below, translated by NintendoEverything, Mr. Ohashi discusses what its been like making a new Mario & Sonic game with the Joy-Con as the input method.

The Wii title also had that ability to play in a unique way, but I think the control horizons have broadened far more for with the Switch. For example, in the 100 meter race we’ve been able to create a feeling of motion like nothing we have managed before. On the starting line you put your hands to the ground like the athletes really do, and for the hurdles, rather than just waving a Wiimote, you put your hands out in front as you press the button, as if you are clearing the hurdle yourself. By allowing the player take the same poses as the character on the screen, they get the feeling of really being in their shoes, which then creates that sense of competing in real life.

Mr. Ohashi also took a moment to discuss how far along the game is in development.

It’s going well and we are now into the final checking stage. At this point we’re looking at how we can make the game easier to play and also give it more depth.

Fire Emblem: Three Houses continues to hang in there at the top spot, which is even more impressive when you consider the stiff competition from big-name games that have seen limited-time price drops. Check out the full rundown below!

All Games

1. Fire Emblem: Three Houses
2. Dragon Ball FighterZ
3. Minecraft
4. Quest for the Golden Duck
5. Doom
6. Super Mario Maker 2
7. Cuphead
8. Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
9. Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3
10. Doom 3
11. Stardew Valley
12. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
13. Zelda: Breath of the Wild
14. Doom II
15. One Strike
16. Forager
17. Robonauts
18. Hollow Knight
19. Mario Tennis Aces
20. Pillars of Eternity: Complete Edition
21. Super Mario Party
22. Turok 2
23. Overcooked 2
24. Layers of Fear: Legacy
25. Dragon Quest Builders 2
26. Cadence of Hyrule
27. Super Mario Odyssey
28. Fishing Universe Simulator
29. Cat Quest
30. Timberman VS

Download-Only Games

1. Quest for the Golden Duck
2. Doom
3. Cuphead
4. Doom 3
5. Stardew Valley
6. Doom II
7. One Strike
8. Forager
9. Robonauts
10. Hollow Knight
11. Pillars of Eternity: Complete Edition
12. Turok 2
13. Layers of Fear: Legacy
14. Cadence of Hyrule
15. Fishing Universe Simulator
16. Cat Quest
17. Timberman VS
18. Terraria
19. Super One More Jump
20. Astro Bears
21. Nine Parchments
22. Valkyria Chronicles
23. Burger Chef Tycoon
24. Hollow
25. Wonder Boy: The Dragon’s Trap
26. Plague Inc. Evolved
27. Akane
28. NoReload Heroes
29. Final Fantasy VII
30. Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet Complete Edition

A series of 'character spotlight' videos have been released for MISTOVER in Japan. Hopefully we'll get English versions of these videos in the near future, but for now, check out the features that have been released so far.

Now here's a weird one for you. Japanese stage troupe Europe Project have announced Takeshi’s Challenge Beyond, a stage play adaptation of the infamous Famicom game, Takeshi’s Challenge.

For those who don't know, Takeshi’s Challenge is a game created by comedian/filmmaker Beat Takeshi, who purposefully set out to create one of the most frustrating Famicom games he possibly could. The game constantly misleads and misdirects the player, which lead to it gaining a huge amount of notoriety in Japan. The downright cruel nature of the game is why it has remained a part of discussion with gamers to this day.

Takeshi's Challenge Beyond is scheduled to be performed in April 2020, but we don't have any info on just what the adaptation aims to do. Let's hope at the very least, it confuses the hell out of everyone!

The Pokemon 2019 World Championships are the place where the biggest/best Pokemon players around the world come together to battle it out. That included Pokemon GO players this time around, but unfortunately, the Grand Finals for Pokemon GO ended up being hit with multiple technical issues. There were numerous stops/restarts during the match, but eventually things got worked out. Hopefully whatever caused the issues this time around gets ironed out for future battles.