SNK Playmore's long-running weapons-based fighting series celebrates its 17th year of existence with high-resolution visuals, 24 different fighters, and devastatingly brutal finishing moves in Samurai Shodown Sen.The game takes place as Western influences threaten to bring down a once secretive culture of lords and samurai, and players must battle such familiar characters as Haohmaru, Nakoruru, and Ukyo in order keep the devious Golba from gaining power.GameStop also reiterated that stores will have “a very limited supply” of Switch units for customers who did not pre-order the console. will hold midnight launches for the Nintendo Switch, the retailer said today in a news release. Update 2 (March 1): More than 3,000 GameStop locations across the U.S. Update: A GameStop representative told Polygon that the two bundles will go live sometime on the evening of March 2, the same night as the launch events for the Switch. We’ve reached out to GameStop to ask when the two bundles will go live on the retailer’s website, and we’ll update this article with any information we receive. Bundle 2: Bundle 1 + Piggyback’s official guide to Breath of the Wild - $454.99.Bundle 1: Nintendo Switch + Switch Pro Controller + The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild - $429.99.As is usually the case with these kinds of upsell packages, neither bundle will offer a discount over buying the components separately. GameStop also announced that it will sell two different Switch bundles on its website.

Of course, considering how few NES Classic units Nintendo was able to ship to retailers - at launch, most stores were getting allocations in the single digits - the chances of picking up a Switch without a pre-order may be slim. The Nintendo Switch will be released worldwide on March 3, nine days from today. “Customers who were not able to pre-order the system are encouraged to attend GameStop’s midnight launch events,” GameStop said in a news release. If you missed out on Nintendo Switch pre-orders, you’ll have a chance to buy one on launch day: GameStop stores will have a “limited supply” of consoles for walk-in customers, the company announced today.

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