Darwin’s Paradox! coming to Nintendo Switch 2 in 2026, Nintendo Switch version scrapped, new trailer
Today, Konami and ZDT Studio are no longer listing a Nintendo Switch version of Darwin’s Paradox! on any of their websites or trailers, opting for a Switch 2 release instead. The game’s launch window was also pushed back from 2025, to 2026 for all platforms.
Here’s a story overview about the game:
Following its recent launch on Nintendo Switch, we have a new trailer for Greek Tragedy. The video shows off the PS1-styled indie survival horror game.
Those interested in learning more about it can read the following details:
The November 2025 retro icons for Nintendo Switch Online just went up, and now Kirby’s Dream Land 3 as well as Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards are featured. These can be found on both Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch.
For both games, you can unlock access to the icons by playing their respective games in the Nintendo Classics apps. But with Kirby 64, you’ll need to be a member of the Expansion Pack tier on Nintendo Switch Online.
For those looking for a complete list of all games included and supported in Nintendo Music, that’s where this post comes in.
Nintendo Music only came with a few songs at launch. However, since then, a few more have been added. Nintendo has also indicated that additional music is coming in the future. Currently it seems that we can expect at least one new title to be brought to the service each week.
As I Began to Dream will be appearing on Nintendo Switch, Soft Source and Strayflux announced today. The game launches on November 20, 2025.
As I Began to Dream is a hand-illustrated puzzle platformer, which focuses on a young girl’s journey through a mysterious dream world. Main character Lily can swap and rotate the world around her as she goes on a journey through a dreamlike limbo world to find acceptance and peace.
Here’s some additional information:
Following the launch of Nintendo Switch 2, we’re putting together a complete list of Nintendo Switch 2 games with a game-key card release.
This is a new approach to physical media, which has seen a mixed reaction. In a way, it’s a hybrid between a true physical release and a download code. Each box comes with a cartridge, but there’s nothing really included. Rather than coming with all content, you’ll need to download the game first. After that you don’t need to connect online, but you need to insert the card each time you play.
September 10: Warframe is planned for release on Nintendo Switch 2. That’s according to Steve Sinclair, CEO of Digital Extremes.
Sinclair was joined by creative director Rebecca Ford in a recent community video. Interestingly, the topic of Nintendo Switch 2 came up. It was confirmed that the team now has Nintendo Switch 2 development kits.
Speaking in that video, Sinclair said:
Solo developer Tymoteusz Pietruszka today announced the upcoming game Primal Fray for Nintendo Switch. The wait won’t be long as it’s locked in for November 24, 2025.
Primal Fray is a turn-based strategy roguelite, meaning there’s combat with procedurally generated, hex based flying islands. Players will build a team of primals and collect buffs to find their way through the Rift while defeating smart enemies and deadly bosses along the way.
For further details, check out the following rundown:
Ocean Games, along with Hrtz Games, today announced the imminent launch of Saving Princess of Mars on Nintendo Switch. It’s planned for this Thursday, November 6.
Saving Princess of Mars is a retro-inspired action platformer. Featuring old-school pixel art charm with modern storytelling twists, players will experience “a bizarre, comedic sci-fi adventure where nothing is quite as it seems.”
Further details can be found in the following overview:
Coinciding with the launch of Space Chef, we have a new trailer. Kwalee and BlueGooGames brought the cooking adventure game to Nintendo Switch this week.
A whole bunch of details can be found in the following overview:
