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Space Adventure Cobra The Awakening

September 10: Publisher Microids and developer Magic Pockets are bringing Space Adventure Cobra: The Awakening to Switch, the two sides announced today. The game launches in 2025.

Space Adventure Cobra: The Awakening is an action platformer based on the famous anime series. Players will need to get to the bottom of a a mysterious threat hanging over the entire universe with their loyal partner Lady Armaroid.

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Tamer Town

Crazy Goat Games today unveiled its new game, which is Tamer Town. The title will be appearing on Nintendo Switch 2 in Q1 2027.

Tamer Town is somewhat like Pokemon, but with a city builder twist. You’ll be collecting Mokitons that fight alongside you, but also work, explore, and live.

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Arashi Gaiden

December 10: Statera Studio, in partnership with Wired Dreams Studio, announced that Arashi Gaiden is coming to Nintendo Switch. As of now it has a very tentative Q4 2025 release window.

Arashi Gaiden is a turn-based action game at its core. This one is actually set in the same world as Pocket Bravery and “expands the story of an important part of the game’s Japanese core.”

Super Mario 3D All-Stars update 1.1.3

Nintendo is back with another update for Super Mario 3D All-Stars, and as of today, players can download version 1.1.3.

The patch is again about those playing the collection on Nintendo Switch 2. According to the official notice, some issues have been fixed.

Here’s what Nintendo says about the update:

Nintendo Switch 2 update 20.2.0

The latest Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch firmware update just went live with version 20.2.0.

A couple of specific issues have been addressed, which involve Parental Control transfers and being stuck in Internet Settings while searching for networks. On top of that, we get the traditional stability updates.

Nintendo’s official notice about the update is as follows:

Islanders New Shores trailer

Islanders: New Shores released this week, and along with that, we have a final launch trailer. This new serene strategy game is available on Nintendo Switch now.

Everything you need to know can be found in the following overview:

Beat 'Em Up Collection

July 6: A new package of classic games is bound for Nintendo Switch with the Beat ‘Em Up Collection. It will be available on July 17, 2025.

Beat ‘Em Up Collection comes from QUByte Interactive. First Samurai, Second Samurai, Gourmet Warriors, Iron Commando, Legend, Sword of Sodan, and The Tale of Clouds and Winds are included.

Here’s the official overview:

Bluey Videogame Gnome Plush Bundle

Bluey: The Videogame has been on Nintendo Switch for quite some time now, but the game will be receiving a new Gnome Plush Bundle later in 2025.

A listing for the product has appeared on Amazon. Actually, it’s exclusive to the retailer, so you won’t be able to pick it up anywhere else. Two gnomes are included in the package.

Freddi Fish Collection physical

Limited Run Games is planning a new Freddi Fish Collection for Nintendo Switch, the company announced today.

A total of five titles are included on the cartridge. The lineup is Freddi Fish: The Case of the Missing Kelp Seeds, Freddi Fish 2: The Case of The Haunted Schoolhouse, Freddi Fish 3: The Case of the Stolen Conch Shell, Freddi Fish 4: The Case of The Hogfish Rustlers of Briny Gulch, and Freddi Fish 5: The Case of the Creature of Coral Cove.

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 + 4 review

System: Switch 2 (also on Switch)
Release date: June 5, 2025
Developer: Iron Galaxy Studio
Publisher: Activision

We’re right at the beginning of the review, but forgive me – I have to take a quick detour. In order to give Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4 a fair shake, it’s important to briefly eulogize that which came before. In 2020, developer Vicarious Visions lovingly reimagined the first two Tony Hawk Pro Skater titles, punctuating years of community demand and anticipation in the process. Blending the aesthetics and structure of the original games with the flow and feel of the series’ later entries, Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 + 2 was a glistening oasis for parched Pro Skater zealots (like me), and it effortlessly washed away the rancid aftertaste left by the chaotically inept Pro Skater 5. The studio’s remake heralded a new beginning for the series – one we all felt would kickflip the franchise back into life. A sequel was expected, but it didn’t happen – at least not initially. After years of the same false starts and dashed hopes that preceded its release, we’ve finally been given reprieve courtesy of developer Iron Galaxy. Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4 is part sequel, part remake, and has the mammoth task of building on what came before, by rebuilding what came next.


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