September 30: Nintendo has come out with another Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury update, with the game moving up to version 1.2.2.
Nintendo can often be cryptic with its patches, and that’s once again the case here. Issues have been fixed – but these are unspecified.
The full notice is as follows:
This week’s expanded Japanese software sales are as follows:
1. [PS5] Silent Hill f – 57,475 / NEW
2. [NS2] Mario Kart World – 35,027 / 1,801,323
3. [PS5] EA Sports FC 26 – 11,327 / NEW
4. [NSW] Atelier Resleriana – 10,425 / NEW
5. [NSW] 9 R.I.P. Sequel – 10,037 / NEW
6. [PS5] Atelier Resleriana – 9,802 / NEW
7. [NS2] Donkey Kong Bananza – 9,055 / 327,496
8. [NSW] EA Sports FC 26 – 6,529 / NEW
9. [NSW] Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds – 5,571 / NEW
10. [NSW] Minecraft – 5,061 / 4,012,680
December 31: Kopiforge will be putting Sedap: A Culinary Adventure on Nintendo Switch, the developer has announced. The game initially launches for PC on March, but it looks like the console versions will follow later.
Sedap is a cooking-combat adventure game in which players will go on a culinary journey through a fantastical reimagination of Southeast Asia. Thanks to co-op support, you can experience the whole thing with a friend.
Learn more about the project in the following overview:
September 18: Nintendo has released the latest set of icons on Switch Online. This time it’s themed around Donkey Kong Bananza’s DLC, DK Island & Emerald Rush.
The first set is now available, lasting until September 25. Nintendo Switch Online members can spend their Platinum Points on various icons on a weekly basis. New icons will go up every Thursday (Friday for those in Europe) until October 9 at 6 PM PT / 9 PM ET.
System: Switch
Release date: September 19, 2025
Developer: Paper Castle Games
Publisher: Fellow Traveller
What if Little Red Riding Hood’s grandmother wasn’t some frail old woman, unable to defend herself from the Big Bad Wolf? What if instead, she came with a professional wrestler’s physique and a chip on her shoulder? What if Little Red was her grandmother’s prized student, more than capable of taking down a dangerous predator? And what if their story took place not in some secluded forest, but across wide galaxy of wacky anthropomorphic characters all ready to beat the stuffing out of each other to prove who’s the strongest? Wander Stars, the new turn-based RPG from Paper Castle Games, has your answer. With an art style and narrative tone that borrows heavily from Japanese anime, Wander Stars looks to answer these questions and more in a tight and imminently replayable package.
The latest EDGE review scores for issue #416 (December 2025 issue) have now been released. Games reviewed this month include Hollow Knight: Silksong and Cronos: The New Dawn.
Here’s the full roundup:
A comprehensive graphics comparison has come in for Super Mario Galaxy, putting the Wii, Nintendo Switch, and Switch 2 versions of the game up against each other.
Wii is of course the very original release. Following that, the Super Mario 3D All-Stars version is included. The last part of the equation is the new Nintendo Switch edition showing it on that console as well as on Switch 2.
Majogami comes out at the end of the month, but before then, players can try out a brand new demo starting today.
The demo lets fans take control of the witch Shiroha and her katana “Kamikiri.” They can slash through the paper craft stages at lightning speed with her instant-speed sword attack, Setsuna. After meeting the Astral Sirius, Setsuna will unlock her first transformation, enhancing her abilities for a limited time.
Publisher Headup and developer com8com1 Software have announced that their game, previously released only on PC, Bloodshed, is heading to Nintendo Switch on October 23.
Bloodshed is an intense roguelite first-person shooter with retro visuals and frantic combat in a “Survivors”-style experience. Players face endless waves of undead enemies, collect experience points, and upgrade their skills and weapons in a battle to survive the night.
Persona 3 Reload will be appearing on Nintendo Switch 2 later this month, but it turns out there was once consideration for a Switch 1 version as well.
According to P-Studio general producer Kazuhisa Wada, releasing the RPG on Nintendo hardware was always the goal, “but simultaneous development was inevitably difficult.” Following the announcement of Nintendo Switch 2, Atlus wanted to obtain a development kit as soon as possible and deliver on fan requests.
