Download this update on Switch 2 today. Mario Kart World is this week racing ahead with a brand new update, bumping this latest entry in the series up to Version 1.4.0. This new update for the Switch 2 exclusive adds a bunch of general changes. This includes the addition of “Custom Items” in the item…
Following an update for NieR:Automata. After ongoing requests from players, NieR:Automata The End of YoRHa Edition finally got a compatibility update for the Switch 2 in November. With this game now functioning as it should on Nintendo’s new hardware, another Square Enix title has now received a compatibility update. Read the full article on nintendolife.com
Best footie feet forward. Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road has had another update to bring it up to version 1.4 following the recent 1.3 patch. This new patch brings all of the tweaks and additions made to other versions of the game (which we reckon is really very good, actually) to Switch 1 and 2, so…
“It’s wanting that gets so many folk in trouble…”. The first time I played Red Dead Redemption was, of course, the day it launched. 2010 really doesn’t seem all that long ago at all, but there was a level of expectation and excitement to those opening moments in Rockstar’s utterly wild West that I do…
“If we sold, like, 100,000, that’s not so good”. We have been keeping an eye on Mina the Hollower for some years now. This is the GBC-looking Zelda-like from Yacht Club Games, the studio behind Shovel Knight, that launched on Kickstarter back in 2022, and only recently missed out on its initial release date thanks…
Beyond expectations? Metroid Prime 4: Beyond is very nearly here. It’s so close, in fact, that the reviews for the Switch 2 version of the game have now gone live, letting us all find out what we can expect from Samus’ long-awaited adventure on the latest hardware. Here at Nintendo Life, we had a blast…
“I wasn’t prepared for how difficult it was to shoot the ball”. Drag x Drive has received a rather beefy update earlier today, and to coincide with Patch 1.2.0’s release, Nintendo has dropped a series of Ask the Developer interviews with the lead trio. Yoshinori Konishi (director and programming director), Hiroki Hamaue (programmer), and Takahisa…
“The magic remains in tact”. If you can believe it, we are very, very nearly at the official launch of Metroid Prime 4: Beyond. It’s a cross-generation release, but we always knew that this was going to be a big player for the Switch 2, making the most of the new hardware’s beefed-up specs to…
Samusings. Reviews for Metroid Prime 4: Beyond are live, including ours, although you may have noticed that it’s focused on the Switch 2 Edition, and MP4 is also launching on Switch 1. If you’re looking for impressions on the original Switch version, they are coming – please bear with us. We weren’t able to test…
And Samus has a brand new voice. When Metroid Prime 4: Beyond landed with Retro Studios back in 2019, we’re not sure anybody was truly shocked by this turn of events. Retro is, after all, the original developer of the Prime series, and while many of the veteran team members have since left, the sheer…