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Candy Rangers trailer

Going along with its recent release Candy Rangers has received a launch trailer. JanduSoft published the on-rails shooter for Nintendo Switch.

Here’s an overview of the game with more details:

Street Fighter 6 Banshee's Last Cry collaboration

A new collaboration is incoming for Street Fighter 6, with Capcom today revealing a collaboration with Banshee’s Last Cry. It will kick off on October 15, 2025, lasting until April 30, 2026.

Banshee’s Last Cry is actually celebrating its 30th anniversary. The visual novel, made by Chunsoft, originally released in 1994.

Tenebrea

Tenebrea will be appearing on Nintendo Switch, Bowl of Tentacles announced today. A release window hasn’t been provided.

Tenebrea is a first-person psychological horror game. Details other than that are light at the moment, but we know that it takes place in a student residence in Valencia, Spain.

Here’s an official overview:

Starseeker: Astroneer Expeditions

April 2: Starseeker: Astroneer Expeditions is in the works for Nintendo Switch 2, it’s been announced. The title is slated for 2026.

The project is a new game set within the Astroneer universe. If you’re interested in learning more, we’ve got the following details:

Vampire Survivors online co-op

Today, Poncle shared first details about a new version 1.14 update for Vampire Survivors, which will add online cooperative play for up to four players. Other elements are planned as well, but further details will be rolled out over time.

Here’s what Poncle said today:

R-Type Delta HD Boosted physical

Today, Limited Run Games confirmed that it’s working on a physical release for R-Type: Delta HD Boosted on Nintendo Switch in the west.

There are plans for both a standard version and “Full Force Edition”. The latter includes the game, booklet, special box, double CD soundtrack, official fan book, lenticular poster, cloth poster, and art cards.

Idea Factory International has today confirmed the release date for the otome visual novel Temirana: The Lucky Princess and the Tragic Knights in the West, arriving on Nintendo Switch on January 13, 2026. A physical edition will also be available in North America on the same day, while the European release is scheduled for January 27, 2026.

Developed by ichicolumn, the team behind K -Wonderful School Days-—Temirana: The Lucky Princess and the Tragic Knights is set in a world where a person’s status and occupation are determined by their birth month.

The story centers on the third princess of the eastern kingdom of Temirana, born about 15 years ago with a birthmark on her forehead. Rumors quickly spread that she was the “Cursed Princess,” forcing her to live apart from her family, far from the castle walls.

Here’s some additional information:

RedDeer.Games and Imphenzia have announced that Unfair Rampage: Knightfall will be released on Nintendo Switch on October 23.

The 2.5D action platformer features retro-inspired combat and fast-paced gameplay. Players take control of a knight in shiny armor armed with a powerful blaster, with full freedom of movement including double jumps, air dashes, and weaving through hazards. Stages are destructible, and each run offers a chance to chase higher scores.

The game is described as tough at first but fair at its core, designed around quick restarts to keep players engaged.

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Futurlab has announced that PowerWash Simulator 2 is heading to Nintendo Switch 2 on October 23. The sequel takes players back to Muckingham with a brand new campaign featuring fresh locations, improved visuals, enhanced equipment, and additional features.

Co-op play returns online and, for the first time, local split-screen is supported. Just like the original, the goal is to turn dirty environments into clean and relaxing spaces.

You can take a look at the overview below.

After it originally released in 2022, Kirby and the Forgotten Land saw new life this year with a Nintendo Switch 2 Edition. Not only did it offer technical improvements for the main game, but a brand new Star-Crossed World campaign was added.

Kei Ninomiya, a producer at Nintendo, has now spoken about the decision to bring back Kirby and the Forgotten Land for its Switch 2 Edition. He mentioned in an interview with Japanese magazine Nintendo Dream that they wanted “to expand the world even further”, and then that opportunity could be realized with the new console. It was also stated how there was a desire to get Kirby on Nintendo Switch 2 “as quickly as possible.”


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