Pokemon Pokopia is launching very soon, specifically on March 5, but there’s still a lot left to learn about the game – including how look it takes to beat. The new Pokémon spin-off, which has been nicknamed the “Animal Crossing of Pokemon,” remains shrouded in mystery, though new details are gradually being revealed.
Earlier today, director Takuto Edagawa confirmed in an interview with IGN that the game does feature a main campaign. According to him, players can expect to complete it in around 20 to 40 hours, with plenty of post-credits content available afterward.
Square Enix announced Paranormasight: The Mermaid’s Curse last week, and has quickly followed up with more details covering the game’s characters and a couple of minigames – specifically Underwater Gathering and Mocking Birds. We also have a new set of screenshots.
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Updates for No Man’s Sky continue, and Hello Games has pulled back the curtain on the next one – “Remnant”, or version 6.2. It should be rolling out soon on Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch.
As usual the team has packed in a lot here. Highlights include the Gravitino Coil (gravity gun) module, new additions for the Colossus Exocraft, and more. Players can also now assemble their own colossal corvette-class starship on Nintendo Switch for the first time.
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February 9: Gameloft is preparing the next update for Disney Dreamlight Valley, which is known as “Puppy Love”. It will be available on February 11, 2026.
In a new Realm, the update lets players meet the Lady and the Tramp from Disney’s Lady and the Tramp. There’s also a new Star Path, return of the Eggstravaganza Event, improvements, and fixes.
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Mega Zone is being added to the lineup of Arcade Archives lineup, Hamster has announced. The game launches for Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch tomorrow, February 12.
You have to go all the way back to 1984 for the title’s initial debut. Konami originally made the shooter.
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Thanks to Dangen Entertainment and Labs Works, we have the launch trailer for Lovish. The 8-bit action-adventure landed on Nintendo Switch this week.
Tons of information about it can be found in the following rundown:
SEGA has set a release date for AiAi in Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, the game’s latest character. This is coming as part of a free update tomorrow, February 11, the company announced.
Also as part of the fun, the Super Monkey Ball Festival is planned. The event will be held between February 12 at 4 PM PT / 7 PM PT and February 15 at 3:59 PM PT / 6:59 PM ET. Note that World Match will not be available during the Festival.
Announced today, Eilean Mor: The Lost Keepers will be releasing on Nintendo Switch. Currently we’re waiting for confirmation on lanuch timing.
Eilean Mor: The Lost Keepers is a first-person horror thriller. Players will take on the role of a reserve keeper and investigate a lighthouse and the disappearance of three others.
Further information can be found in the following overview:
After it previously debuted as a physical download, Arranger: A Role-Puzzling Adventure is getting the physical release treatment no Nintendo Switch. This one comes from Lost in Cult with an estimated shipping target of Q3 2026.
The puzzle adventure game will be sold standalone. On top of that, there will also be a unique “Edition” limited to 1,000 copies, which includes an essay and developer interview booklet, artwork poster, four art cards, and more.
Marvelous has issued the latest free update for Story of Seasons: Grand Bazaar, which is version 1.4.0. Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch players can download it now.
The update brings new Deluxe Bingo Cards and two new Cherry Blossom-themed gliders just in time for sakura season. Ten new hair and eye colors have also been added a piece as well.
The full rundown is as follows:
