Iron Maiden's iconic mascot Eddie is now a cosmetic for four Dead by Daylight Killers.
Other new titles like Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, Persona 3 Reload, Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, and Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown also debuted in the latest top 20.
Without digital sales included, this is the second-biggest launch for a Mario vs. Donkey Kong game in Japan to date.
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Also available on Nintendo Switch, progress from the demo carries over to the game when it launches on March 8th worldwide.
"Krossplay" for NetherRealm's fighter will receive more details early next week, though it seems absent on Nintendo Switch.
Peacemaker will be available on February 28 for Kombat Pack owners and on March 6 for everyone else, while Janet Cage will arrive later on in March.
The game's first free update will arrive "soon", game director Mouni Radi has revealed in a message shared by Ubisoft.
The acclaimed Metroidvania title is getting a sequel, which is set to launch for the Nintendo Switch sometime this year.
The critically acclaimed action RPG celebrates its seventh anniversary. It's available for Xbox One, PS4, PC and Nintendo Switch.
The classic Battlefront duology is getting a re-release on modern platforms, bringing both its campaign and massive multiplayer battles.
Both games' recently-announced multiplatform releases have been accompanied with confirmation that they'll finally also be getting physical versions.
Leaks had claimed that Hi-Fi Rush was headed to Nintendo Switch and PS5, but its recent announcement has officially confirmed it only for the latter.
The 2D puzzle-platformer will be available for Nintendo Switch and PC (via Epic Games Store and the game's official website).
Grounded and Pentiment's Switch announcements have been followed up versions, while Sea of Thieves has also been announced for PS5.
Check out some new puzzle-solving hack-and-slash gameplay from upcoming action-adventure title The Plucky Squire.
THQ Nordic is releasing a remake of the 2010 Nintendo Wii platformer developed by Junction Point Studios and directed by Warren Spector.
Players can start out a new route from the beginning of the game with new locations to explore and brand new endings to unlock.
The demo, which isn't available on PlayStation and Xbox, will allow players to carry over their progress into the full game.
The turn-based RPG, which originally released for the 3DS, will return with voice acting, enhanced visuals, a new Museum mode, and more.
