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It’s been a few years since we saw the original game on Nintendo Switch, but now Apple Knight 2 will be dropping in just a few days. According to a store page listing, it launches on March 13, 2025.

Apple Knight 2 offers more action platforming gameplay, just like the previous title. Developer Limitless promises “treacherous dungeons, loot powerful gear, and unlock a vast arsenal of weapons and skins.”

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Listings on the eShops provide file sizes for a bunch of Nintendo Switch games. These include Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4, Fate: Reawakened, and more.

Here’s the full roundup:

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Sorry We're Closed trailer

A fresh trailer is in to go along with the launch of Sorry We’re Closed. The game, an eccentric story-driven survival horror game, made it to Nintendo Switch this week.

A bunch of details about it can be found in the following overview:

Mario movie 2 story

The Super Mario Bros. Movie is almost two years old already. When it first released in April 2023, it was received fairly well as far as video game movies go – and it became one of the most successful animated movies of all time. That said, one of its shortcomings was its story. It moved quite fast, separated Mario and Luigi at the start, and overall didn’t feature a ton of character depth or development. That’s fairly typical for the first movie in a series, though.

Indeed, we’ve received confirmation that there is a second movie “based on the world of Super Mario Bros.” in development. There’s no word on exactly what it will be. It’s probably safe to assume that it will simply be The Super Mario Bros. Movie 2, but there’s a chance it could be based around Donkey Kong or possibly someone else. So today, we’re discussing some potential plot point ideas for the next Mario movie, which we may even see for Mario Day this year. In order to best predict potential storylines for the next movie, we do have to spoil many elements of the first film – so keep that in mind before you continue reading.

Nintendo Pokemon relationship

Former Nintendo of America staffers have shared some interesting behind-the-scenes information about what it was like working in collaboration with The Pokemon Company, with the relationship described as being “adversarial”.

Kit Ellis and Krysta Yang shared the details during a recent episode of their podcast. Yang brought up how there was a “tug of war for control”. Ellis also brought up about how The Pokemon Company hammered in on pronunciations and was particular about even the finest details of its creatures.

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Nintendo has updated the Japanese Switch release schedule on Nintendo eShop for the week of March 13, 2025. A new app is set to be released for the Splatoon manga (and other manga as well) plus a ton of games and more.

Here’s a look at the upcoming digital download schedule:


Kirby Nintendo Switch headset PowerA

PowerA has just come out with a brand new Nintendo Switch wired stero headset that decked out with a special Kirby design.

We’ve been keeping an eye on this one for a bit. A listing for the game went up on Amazon a few weeks ago, but then quickly vanished. Now it’s back up and available to order. It seems that it officially released this week – at least here in the U.S.

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Sorry We’re Closed physical

March 6: Sorry We’re Closed makes its Nintendo Switch launch today, but a physical release has just been announced. Serenity Forge will be in charge of its production.

Sorry We’re Closed will include more than just the game on a cartridge. You’ll also get a holographic sticker sheet (featuring Mimi the rat), a soundtrack download card of the soundtrack, and design booklet (including character profiles, art and insight of the game).

Everhood 2 trailer

Going along with the arrival of Everhood 2, we have a new launch trailer for the game. The title, a sequel to the 2021 unconventional action RPG, just made it out this week.

Learn more about it with the following overview:

Peglin 1.1.0 update

A major version 1.1.0 update found its way to the Nintendo Switch version of Peglin this week.

New enemies, battles, and relics have been added to the game. That’s along with enhanced balancing, various changes, and bug fixes. Needless to say, this is an update that existing players will want to download.

Here’s the full breakdown on everything included:


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