Grumpyface Studios today announced its first publishing venture, which is for Oh My Me Games’ Seafrog. It will be out in Q1 2026.
Seafrog initially came to PC after five years of development. It’s a 2.5D skateboarding-platformer with a ’90s 3D throwback aesthetic and one-of-a-kind skateboarding-meets-platforming traversal.
Learn more about the title with the following details:
com8com1 Software shared the news today that it’s putting Go Go Mister Chickums. The game launches this April, with a specific date to follow soon.
Go Go Mister Chickums is an arcade platformer with co-op support. Over 100 levels are included in which players are tasked with collecting stolen eggs before the clock runs out.
Learn more about the game with the following overview:
Nintendo is set to release three new amiibo for Super Mario Bros. Wonder, the company announced today. The full set is planned for March 26, 2026.
The new amiibo are for Elephant Mario, Poplin & Prince Florian, and Captain Toad & Treasure Tracker. Similar to other figures, they’ll have limited functionality. When scanning them in Super Mario Bros. Wonder or Super Mario Bros. Wonder – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Meetup in Bellabel Park, you’ll get power-up items in courses.
Speaking of Super Mario Bros. Wonder, Nintendo just confirmed the release date of the Nintendo Switch 2 Edition and shared the latest details. Find everything here.
Nintendo has just shared the latest information about Super Mario Bros. Wonder – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition, including the game’s release date, confirmation that Rosalina is in, and more. IT’s due out on March 26, 2026 worldwide.
Rosalina will now be fully playable across the entire game. There’s also co-star Luma when two or more players are available. Luma, who can be controlled with mouse controls, can fly around the course and support other players. Luma doesn’t take damage, but can spin to defeat enemies and collect coins.
Bellabel Park’s Attraction Central is also new, which features the Local Multiplayer Plaza with 17 attractions and Game Room Plaza with six attractions. Toad Brigade Training Camp can be explored as well where players (up to four) can take on training set in courses from the main game with different objectives to clear. Finally, the Koopalings have stolen the treasure of Bellabel Park, and it’ll be up to you to track them down.
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Another character trailer is in for Tales of Berseria Remastered, which spotlights Rokuro.
Rokuro is a cheerful and free-spirited young swordsman. Even though he has Daemonblight years ago, he continues walking his own path. People with this condition lose their sanity, but Rokuro is focused on perfecting his family’s sword style.
SOEDESCO and Nukebox Studios are readying Food Truck Chef: Full Course Edition for Nintendo Switch, the two companies announced today. The title will be out later in 2026.
Food Truck Chef: Full Course Edition is a fast-paced cooking and management game. In it, players join Emily on a global culinary journey as they serve hungry customers, upgrade a rolling kitchen, and chase the dream of becoming a master chef on wheels.
More details can be found in the following overview:
Inti Creates has released more information on Kingdom’s Return: Time-Eating Fruit and the Ancient Monster. The title is set for launch for both Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch on April 23, 2026.
You can read all of the new information below:
Nintendo has released a good number of updates tonight, with another now being Tetris 99 at version 2.6.0. Players should be able to update their software to the latest version now.
Admittedly, this is a pretty boring update, with Nintendo’s classically vague descriptors of improvements. The big N just tells us the game is now “more comfortable to play”.
Universal Studios Japan has just announced that they will be collaborating with the Pokemon Franchise for a “New Pokemon Experience”. There is no clear information yet on what the new experience could entail, or even a specific timing window.
Although Universal Studios Japan has previously hosted smaller scale Pokemon events in their park, this announcement specifies a “hyper realistic experience”. One could assume that they will be adding a Pokemon section to the Super Nintendo World section of the park, or even its own similar section. It is also unknown whether or not we’ll be seeing this new experience in different Universal Studios Parks around the world.
Here’s the full machine translated quote from Universal Studio Japan’s
announcement:
