Make some space for third-party offerings. Switch 2 is on the way and being a next-generation system its games are naturally going to take up a little more space. We’ve had a rundown on various first-party titles and how much they’re expected to use up of the 256GB internal storage and now some third-party estimated…
Luke, Jamie, Kimberly, and 22 amiibo cards. Following on from the Street Fighter amiibo in the Super Smash Bros. line, Capcom is releasing three new amiibo figures and a series of cards alongside Street Fighter 6 on Switch 2 – and they’re out on 5th June 2025, the same day as the console itself. Jamie,…
Where to get the Riju, Sidon, Yunobo & Tulin amiibo. Just when you thought Nintendo had called time on its addictive line of NFC figurines, a new lineup of Zelda amiibo goes and pull you back in. That’s right, there’s a fresh bunch of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom (and Street Fighter) amiibo launching alongside…
Bug fixes and much more. Following the release of Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition on the Switch last month, the first update for the game has now been released. This bumps the game up to Version 1.0.2 and includes a whole host of bug fixes along with some “changes and additions” to functions. Here’s the…
Shin’en is also open to a frame rate patch. Shin’en is joining the Switch 2 launch celebrations with Fast Fusion and if you didn’t already catch our interview, the developer has now detailed the game’s performance and resolution. All up, there’ll be “five different graphic settings” for television mode – ranging from 1080p at 60fps…
Third-party titles are being sold on game-key cards. Nintendo’s Switch 2 will support both regular game cards and game-key cards. Game-key cards don’t contain the full data and are instead used as a “key” to download the full game to your system via an internet connection. Read the full article on nintendolife.com
No sleep for Mouse Mode. With the Switch 2’s shiny new Mouse Mode, we’re not surprised lots of developers are integrating the new control scheme into their games. And Spike Chunsoft is the latest dev to jump on the mouse wagon, with its next big game, No Sleep For Kaname Date – From AI: The…
“This will make your hands sweaty!”. Believe it or not, when the Nintendo Switch first launched back in March 2017, those first couple of months weren’t exactly packed to the rafters with new releases. Folks had The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild to keep them busy, of course, but beyond that, big tentpole…
No faux pas here. Pre-orders for the Nintendo Switch 2 have been live for a few weeks in Europe and the UK, with many ensuring that they can get their shiny new console on launch day, 5th June 2025. And French retailer Fnac has spoken to French technology publication Frandroid about the demand from its…
Flippin’ heck. Okay, we’re going to do our best not to reference that one gag from The Office too much here, but we can’t make any promises. After launching on Steam early access last year, new indie publisher Radical Theory has announced that Rooftops & Alleys: The Parkour Game will be flipping onto Nintendo Switch…