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Kiborg

Sobaka Studio will be releasing Kiborg on Nintendo Switch, the developer announced toady. It’s confirmed to launch on December 9, 2025.

Kiborg is a fast-paced action roguelite with brutal, cybernetic-enhanced combat. After landing in prison for a crime you didn’t commit, you’ll enter a reality show in hopes of earning freedom.

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Laysara Summit Kingdom

Announced today, Laysara: Summit Kingdom will be making an appearance on Nintendo Switch. As of now we’re unsure about launch timing.

Laysara: Summit Kingdom is a city building game. While building settlements that can stretch into the mountains, you’ll need to “plan production chains and satisfy various needs of your three-caste society while dealing with mountain hazards such as weather breakdowns and avalanches.”

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Catto's Post Office

Cult Games and In Shambles Studio are planning a Nintendo Switch version of Catto’s Post Office, they’ve announced. It’s due out on December 2, 2025.

Catto’s Post Office is a cozy cat delivery game. During the one-hour adventure, you’ll explore a charming open world, befriend kitty neighbors, and meow whenever you want with a dedicated button.

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Over the Hill

Today, Funselektor and Strelka Games revealed that they’re putting Over the Hill on Nintendo Switch 2. It will be out following the PC launch next year.

Over the Hill is an ambient off-road exploration game. Funselektor, the studio that previously made Art of Rally, is handling development.

Milano's Odd Job Collection release date Switch 2

Milano’s Odd Job Collection just received its release date on Nintendo Switch. The game launches on December 9, 2025, XSEED has announced.

That’s not the only bit of news we have. Milano’s Odd Job Collection will be coming to Nintendo Switch 2 at a later date, and if you grab the Switch version, you’ll be able to nab an Upgrade Pack for free. The game itself is the first western release of the PlayStation classic, now with with quality-of-life improvements including support for modern resolutions, fully localized English text with dual Japanese and English audio options, save states, a rewind feature, and more.

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Ball x Pit

June 6: Devolver Digital’s Nintendo Switch support continues, and today the company unveiled Ball x Pit in collaboration with developer Kenny Sun. It’ll be out later in 2025.

Ball x Pit is a base-building survival roguelite. You’ll take on hordes of enemies with ricocheting balls and gather the riches of the pit to expand your homestead, generate resources, and recruit unique heroes.

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Idea Factory has come through with a release date for Calamity Angels: Special Delivery. In North America and Europe, it’s arriving on February 17, 2026.

After it was announced at the start of the year, Calamity Angels: Special Delivery was initially planned for this summer in the west. However, Idea Factory later announced a delay.

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Today, Annapurna Interactive revealed a pair of upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 Editions – specifically Sayonara Wild Hearts and Lorelei and the Laser Eyes. Both are slated for early 2026.

Sayonara Wild Hearts previously released on Nintendo Switch in 2019. Lorelei and the Laser Eyes launched at the end of 2024.

Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 Future Saga Chapter 3 4 DLC

September 16: Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 has announced its latest DLC, which includes Future Saga Chapter 3 and 4.

Aside from that, a new mode is planned in which players can create a deep bond with Cheelai and Broly, who have arrived in Conton City. It’s teased that you may see a new side to these characters if you get along with them.

Super Mario has a long way until it reaches its 100th anniversary, but the creators of the IP have now weighed in on what it’ll take to get there.

Super Mario just turned 40 last month. That means we’re not at the halfway point to 100. Still, the likes of executive fellow Shigeru Miyamoto, executive office Takashi Tezuka, composer Koji Kondo, and SRD president Toshihiko Nakago have weighed in on the future as part of a Nintendo Museum book.

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