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Onimusha 2 remaster release date

The recently-announced Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny remaster already has a release date. Today, Capcom announced that it’s launching on May 23, 2025.

New details were also shared today, including information about what’s new. Capcom is including more difficulty settings such as a new “Hell” mode, auto-saves, skippable cutscenes, multiple aspect ratios, an in-game gallery, and more.

Here’s the full rundown:

Shinobi: Art of Vengeance

Shinobi: Art of Vengeance is in development for Nintendo Switch, SEGA has announced. A release date of August 29, 2025 is already set.

Shinobi: Art of Vengeance is being made by Lizardcube, the team behind Streets of Rage 4. The series has been dormant for many years, but is now returning with an all-new 2D action platformer entry featuring a hand-drawn style.

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SEGA just shared brand new details for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds as well as the first gameplay trailer.

The project was first announced during The Game Awards in December. However, little was shown at the time – just a short teaser trailer. Now we have a proper look with first gameplay.

Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds will have a variety of mechanics, including Travel Rings, Gadgets, vehicle customization, and more. Here’s the full rundown:

Nintendo Amazon amiibo lawsuit

Polygon picked up on a lawsuit that Nintendo and Amazon filed in October 2023 regarding counterfeit amiibo and video game cartridges. Then this past Tuesday, a new update on the case was shared as Nintendo asked the court for a default judgment of more than $7 million in statutory damages.

According to official documents, it’s claimed that counterfeit dealers agreed not to sell fake goods on Amazon when they were onboarded as third-party sellers. However, they went against that by doing so. Amazon later provided Nintendo with the counterfeit goods for confirmation. These included posters, Animal Crossing and The Legend of Zelda amiibo, and Nintendo DS cartridges.

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Staffer Case A Supernatural Mystery Adventure

According to retailer listings, Staffer Case: A Supernatural Mystery Adventure will be appearing on Nintendo Switch. Store pages have it down for May 29, 2025.

As the name states, Staffer Case: A Supernatural Mystery Adventure is a mystery adventure game. Nintendo Switch players will get the spin-off game Staffer Reborn as a bonus.

Expelled

Inkle, the studio behind the 2021 game Overboard, has announced Expelled as it’s next game. It’s heading to Nintendo Switch on March 12, 2025.

Expelled is a mystery with a wicked twist in the style of Overboard. After a school student was pushed out of a window and you’re blamed for the crime, you have one day to clear your name by uncovering the true culprit.

We’ve got more information in the following overview:

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Rabbit Raid

Sometimes You is publishing Rabbit Raid on Nintendo Switch later this month, the company announced today. It will be available on February 26, 2025.

Rabbit Raid 2D platformer with combat in the form of being able to throw objects at enemies / jumping on them. 

Here’s the official Nintendo eShop rundown:

Fur Squadron Phoenix

Raptor Claw has revealed that its new project Fur Squadron Phoenix is being made for Nintendo Switch 2. A release is scheduled for 2025.

Fur Squadron Phoenix is a new on-rails space shooter. It also acts as a follow-up to the original Fur Squadron, which came to Nintendo Switch a couple of years ago.

I See Red

November 28:RedDeerGames and Whiteboard Games are working together on a Nintendo Switch version of I See Red, it’s been announced. The title launches on February 6, 2025.

I See Red is a top-down shooter roguelite. The premise is that after losing everything in a horrifying event, a police officer becomes a vengeful outlaw.

Nintendo Switch 2 patent display flipped

Another potential Nintendo Switch 2 patent is making the rounds, this time suggesting that the system can be turned upside down to change the positions of the headphone and USB ports.

With the current Switch, there’s just one way to orient the system and attach the controllers. With the upcoming console, however, you now “snap on” the Joy-Con with magnets. Additionally, now it seems it’ll be possible to turn the controllers upside down and have them set in the “wrong” side of the system.

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