Kentum, the open-world sci-fi adventure by Tlön Industries and V Publishing, has received a launch trailer. This promotes the recent Nintendo Switch release.
Lots of details can be found in the following overview:
A new Aspyr sale is up and running on the Nintendo eShop, and various titles have hit new low prices, including Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered. There’s lots of Star Wars representation here as well – Star Wars: Bounty Hunter and Star Wars: Episode I: Jedi Power Battles are also at their lowest asking prices yet.
The full roundup of deals is as follows:
A while back, we wrote a guide on the best Pokemon to use in ranked battles online in Pokemon Legends: Z-A’s second season. Garchomp, Xerneas, and Metagross were all centralizing threats, but now Pokemon has thrown a wrench into the metagame by allowing Zygarde in Season 3’s ranked battles. Theoretically, that means you’ll be seeing a whole lot of Zygarde in high-ranked matches. So if you want to win in Season 3 ranked, a Zygarde counter is an absolute necessity – and while all of Zygarde’s counters crumple in the face of its Complete Form, they can cause it a great deal of trouble before it transforms. There are spoilers afoot in the full guide, so keep that in mind before you continue. On that note, entering ranked battles in general will also spoil you on the same thing, so keep that in mind as well.
November 11: Ogre Pixel is gearing up for another Nintendo Switch game, which is Glory Hunters. You won’t have to wait long to play it as the title is locked in for November 25, 2025.
Glory Hunters is an action adventure RPG with retro handheld graphics. In fact, the game previously released on the Game Boy.
Tons of details about the project can be found in the following overview:
July 31: CFK has just announced that they will be bringing Nightmare: The Lunatic to Switch. The game is set for December 4, 2025 with a physical release in Japan.
Nightmare: The Lunatic is an action rogue-lite in which you swap weapons, parry, and you special attacks to escape a Nightmare. Developed by Maetdol Games, it originally released on Steam in 2024.
Here’s some more information about the game:
System: Switch 2
Release date: November 20, 2025
Developer: Bandai Namco / Sora
Publisher: Nintendo
Kirby is a versatile little fellow – outside of his core 2D (and as of late, 3D) platforming adventures, Nintendo’s most rotund character has starred in a battle royale, puzzle games, fighters, and more. His big 2003 debut into the racing genre, Kirby Air Ride, now receives a sequel over twenty years later that feels more like an expanded remake at times, revisiting the original concept but expanding and improving upon it at seemingly every turn. It’s also wholly unlike most other racing games, and its diversity of game modes, breakneck pace and Super Smash Bros-esque flair make it feel more like a party game at times. While not all the pieces of Kirby Air Riders are equally compelling, and I’m not sure the game will have the staying power for me personally that I had hoped, I was certainly never bored while playing—and often, the adrenaline from the game’s more intense moments had me on the edge of my seat.
Coinciding with the arrival of Bee Simulator: The Hive on Nintendo Switch, a new launch trailer has arrived. This release combines the original Bee Simulator game with the hefty The Hive expansion.
Here’s a bunch of information about the game:
May 21:ININ Games, in partnership with Studio Siesta, today announced Troubles Witches Final Episode 01: Daughters of Amalgam is getting a release on Nintendo Switch. It will be available in late summer.
The game, a comical witch side-scrolling shoot ’em up game, originally released in 2007. Japan first received the Nintendo Switch version in 2023.
Here’s an official overview:
Little Rocket Lab is heading to Switch in just a few days, but it’s now been confirmed that a Nintendo Switch 2 Edition will be released as well. Both versions are lined up for December 10, 2025.
There’ll be a few extras in the Nintendo Switch 2 Edition of Little Rocket Lab. 120 FPS at a higher resolution will be supported on that platform.
For those that missed our previous coverage, here’s some information about the game:
Metroid Prime 4: Beyond will feature a few different difficulty levels, Nintendo has confirmed.
Right out of the gate, “Casual” and “Normal” will be available. If you beat the game in “Normal”, you’ll also unlock a new “Hard” mode.
