In a recent interview with Nintendo Everything, Aspyr explained how it approached the recently-released Nintendo Switch 2 version of Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition.
There’s been a lot of talk about the port since the launch last month. Especially given that there’s also a version for the original Nintendo Switch, some have speculated that the Switch 2 version is based on that one. We asked product manager Jordon Reese about this to clarify the situation.
Reese said in our interview:
The Game Awards 2025 happened this week, which acts as the last major gaming event of the year. While part of the show was indeed about awards, several announcements were made.
If you’re a Nintendo Switch 2 owner, there was actually a good bit of news here. We found out about Mega Man: Dual Override, Orbitals, Pragmata, Phasmophobia, and Out of Words. We also got new looks at Resident Evil Requiem and LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight.
Now that The Game Awards are over, what’d you think of the event? What was your favorite announcement? Let us know in the comments.
Milano’s Odd Job Collection was brought back this week for Nintendo Switch, and we now have the launch trailer. This is the return of the 1999 PlayStation classic that previously only came to Japan.
More details about the game can be found in the following rundown:
Even more Nintendo Switch backwards compatibility fixes went live for Switch 2 this week, including a couple of big names.
Resident Evil 4 and Miitopia are now fully functional, among others. With Miitopia, while it was playable, the game had some strange texture / graphical issues on Nintendo Switch 2 – those problems should now be addressed.
The latest lineup of games that have now been fixed is as follows:
Following the launch of Nintendo Switch 2, we’re putting together a complete list of Nintendo Switch 2 games with a game-key card release.
This is a new approach to physical media, which has seen a mixed reaction. In a way, it’s a hybrid between a true physical release and a download code. Each box comes with a cartridge, but there’s nothing really included. Rather than coming with all content, you’ll need to download the game first. After that you don’t need to connect online, but you need to insert the card each time you play.
Thousands of games are currently available on Switch, and there are a ton of demos out there for many of them. Not just Nintendo, but also third-parties are offering demos. We’ve now put together a comprehensive list of what’s out there.
Since our reader base is English-speaking, that’s what we’re focusing on here. In other words, we’re highlighting Switch demos that you can find in North America and Europe. Japan has a few extra demos on its end, but a majority of them are for titles that are not currently being sold in the west and are only playable in Japanese.
The latest Nintendo Switch eShop charts for the week of December 13, 2025 are now available.
Metroid Prime 4: Beyond has been on top as of late, but now slips to second. That means Pokemon Legends: Z-A has reclaimed the lead. Elsewhere, Terminator 2D enters the top ten.
Below are the full Nintendo Switch eShop charts for the week of December 13, 2025:
Coming off of its new launch, we’ve got the launch trailer for Terminator 2D: No Fate. The game experienced some delays, but it arrived on Nintendo Switch this week.
You can learn more about it with the following overview:
