Last week, Japan along with the rest of the world got Red Dead Redemption 2. In Japan they also finally got Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection, new Beyblade game, and a 2-in-1 Yomawari bundle for Switch.

A major digital-only release this week is Puyo Puyo eSports, one of the first games recognized by Japan’s new eSports Union, and which revamps the game’s presentation to be more viewer-friendly.

Beyblade is getting a new game for the Nintendo Switch called Beyblade Burst: Battle Zero that focuses on using Joy-Con motion controls to let it rip. Here’s a new trailer that demonstrates how it works.

A new Beyblade game, titled Beyblade Burst: Battle Zero is in development for Nintendo Switch and publisher FuRyu shared a new introduction video to tell us what it’s all about.