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Hamster announced its new Console Archives line yesterday which follows in the footsteps of Arcade Archives, and now the company has shared the initial wave of games. This comes as part of a live stream that aired today.

Specific release dates haven’t been shared. However, we know that the following games are currently on the way:

Super Bomberman Collection physical release

After Super Bomberman Collection was revealed and launched for Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch yesterday, information has come through about the physical release. Red Art Games is in charge of production.

The company is planning a standard version, Deluxe Edition, and Collector’s Edition. The physical release will be available for Nintendo Switch on August 25, 2026 in North America and August 28 in Europe. Super Bomberman Collection will be available from major retailers at launch on Nintendo Switch, but the Switch 2 Edition is exclusive to VGP in North America and redartgames.com exclusive in Europe.

Here’s the rundown of everything planned:

Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time 2.1.0 update

Level-5 isn’t slowing down with its support for Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time, and has now come out with a version 2.1.0 update which is pretty substantial. 

Highlights include Dream Challenge (High-difficulty Boss Battle), new items, enhanced charge attacks and special skills, and adjustment of the Mystery Box at the Celestia Exchange. This doesn’t cover everything as there are additional adjustments, fixes, and more.

The full rundown is as follows:

This week’s expanded Japanese software sales are as follows:

Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 1.3.1 update

For those who own Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 on Nintendo Switch, a new version 1.3.1 update can now be accessed.

This appears to be a pretty small patch in nature. According to Nintendo, the game’s software information has been updated. That is apparently all there is.

In any case, here’s the official notice:

A new graphics comparison video has come in for Hollow Knight on Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch.

This new version of the game dropped today. Hollow Knight was always a good looking game on Nintendo Switch as is, but Switch 2 brings some upgrades to the table.

Into the Slime Mines

Into the Slime Mines is getting a release on Nintendo Switch, Wales Interactive and Ant Workshop shared today. The title will be dropping this May.

Into the Slime Mines is a a roguelike tower defense game. It revolves around protecting your mine and rescuing your crew after crash landing on a slime infested moon.

For more information, read the following overview:

Outpath

Silver Lining Interactive, along with GrabTheGames, today confirmed that Outpath is coming to Nintendo Switch. The wait won’t be long as it’s lined up for February 19, 2026.

Outpath is an experimental clicker-base-building adventure. Players will craft, gather, and manage resources, build a base and buy more islands to exploit and expand.

Learn more with the following rundown:

Dread Delusion

DreadXP and Lovely Hellplace just announced new console versions of Dread Delusion, which includes Nintendo Switch 2. The title is planned for Spring 2026.

Dread Delusion is an open world RPG at its core. According to the official description, you’ll “carve your own path through the flying continents of a shattered land. Discover curious towns, unearth occult secrets, master powerful magic – and change the world through your choices.”

Additional details can be found in the following overview:

Minecraft Bluey

Collaborations continue to roll for Minecraft, and now the game is teaming up with Bluey for DLC.

The DLC has players hunting for hidden keys to explore Bluey’s family home. Fans can also play games like I-Spy, Hide and Seek, and Ragdoll. By finding some of Bluey, Bingo, Mum and Dad’s favorite things, even more games and surprises can be unlocked.


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