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Nintendo Today 2.0 update

Nintendo Today went live with a new version 2.0 update today, which includes a couple of new features.

Support for additional languages has been added, and the app has been released in more regions. A Kirby theme for the app has also been added.

You can see the full list of changes below:

DevilishGames has just announced Cutout Village for Nintendo Switch. For now, the game slated for a 2026 release.

Cutout village is a narrative city builder with a paper craft aesthetic that goes beyond style. You’ll be cutting, folding, and gluing houses together to revitalize and repopulate a village.

You can learn more information about the game in following overview:

Success Corporation has now shared their lineup for the upcoming 2025 Tokyo Game Show.

The Nintendo Switch 2 title available at the show will be Cotton Rock With You. The floor will include a playable demo for the game, as well as some other novelties.

You can see Success Corporation’s full TGS lineup below:

Kamitsubaki Studio has announced that Kamitsubaki Academy Newspaper Club will be receiving a Nintendo Switch version. The game is set to launch on October 30, 2025.

Kamitsubaki Academy Newspaper Club is an adventure game where you play as a student living in Kamitsubaki, trying to unravel the mysteries of your city. The game will have language support for English, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese.

You can read all about the game in the overview below:

Daemon X Machina Titanic Scion customization

Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion has been out for less than a week on Nintendo Switch 2. Producer Kenchiro Tsukada has put out a note thanking players, and detailing an update for the game.

The upcoming changes are mostly bug fixes, but one of the bigger additions to the game is gyro controls. They will also allow you to pick up items inside the arena during the early game quest “The Bout With Ash”. 

Marvelous still has more details to announce, but for now you can see their full statement here:

Accessories manufacturer Genki has finally reached a settlement in the lawsuit Nintendo filed against them earlier this year.

Before the Switch 2 was officially announced, Genki had actually leaked the design of the system a number of times. At their CES 2025 booth, Genki’s CEO personally showed off 3D printed replicas of the Switch 2 to reporters, and did multiple interviews confirming details about the system Nintendo had yet to announce. Genki also displayed a 3D rendered video of the Switch 2, including the consoles logo. This video was also later posted to the official Genki website.


Kemco has announced what they will be offering at TGS 2025. We have a couple of Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 titles, with Depth Loop being playable on the show floor.

You can see the full lineup below:

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LEVEL-5 have revealed their lineup for the 2024 Tokyo Game Show. Every game they have slated in this showcase will feature demo stations, and be available for both Nintendo Switch and Switch 2.

Here is the full list of games:

GungHo has just released a new trailer for Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter featuring the game’s combat system and various animations. This title will be making its way to Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 on September 19, 2025.

Here’s an overview to refresh you on the game:

Square Enix lineup Tokyo Game Show 2022

TGS 2025 is coming quick at the end of the month, and now Square Enix has unveiled its lineup for the show.

Most Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 games in the lineup will be available with hands on demos. The only titles for the platforms without demos will be Dragon Quest X Online, and Octopath Traveler 0.

Here is Square Enix’s full line up for TGS 2025:


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