Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles won’t have War of the Lions content, Square Enix explains why
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When Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles arrives later this year, content from the War of the Lions version won’t be included. Square Enix has now explained why.
The War of the Lions came to the PSP back in 2007. It features quite a bit of additional content, including new characters and jobs, new pre-rendered cutscenes, and multiplayer features. Unfortunately, these aspects will be missing in The Ivalice Chronicles.
Golden Tee Arcade Classics announced for Nintendo Switch
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Today, Atari and Incredible Technologies announced Golden Tee Arcade Classics for Nintendo Switch. It will be available digitally on July 17, 2025 and physically on October 24.
Golden Tee Arcade Classics is a definitive collection of the classic Golden Tee arcade games. Golden Tee 3D Golf, Golden Tee ’97, Golden Tee ’98, Golden Tee ’99, Golden Tee 2K, and Golden Tee Classic are included along with two fan-favorite arcade bonus games, ShuffleShot and World Class Bowling.
Here’s some additional information about the package:
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Mess-making adventure game Doronko Wanko coming to Nintendo Switch [update: release date]
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December 4: Today, it was announced that the Bandai Namco Studios-developed game Doronko Wanko is on the way to Nintendo Switch. It will be available in Spring 2025.
Doronko Wanko is a casual-yet-mischievous mess-making adventure title. You’ll be playing as a dog here while trying to make your master’s home as dirty as possible.
More: Bandai Namco, Doronko Wanko
Moonstone Island “Evolutions” update out now, patch notes and trailer
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Moonstone Island received a big “Evolutions” update today. If you’re playing on Nintendo Switch, it should show as version 1.0.12 once installed.
True to its name, the update brings along the addition of evolved Spirits and a whole new gameplay system. There’s also a new quest, mine type, and boss battle.
Here’s the full rundown:
More: Moonstone Island, Raw Fury, title update
Nintendo banning Switch 2 owners using MIG Switch cartridge
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Nintendo has long taken piracy seriously – including during the Switch era – and that now extends to Switch 2 with reports coming in that the company is banning system owners caught using the MIG Switch cartridge emulator.
With a MIG Switch, one can load up with games obtained through backups of legally purchased games or pirated titles. Although it didn’t initially work with Nintendo Switch 2, that changed following a firmware update.
Mario Kart World player gets to the bottom of how coins work
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One Mario Kart World player has gotten to the bottom of how coins truly work in the game.
At first glance, coins may not seem that important. They can’t take out someone that’s in first place like the Blue Shell or provide an immediate speed boost such as with the Mushroom. Coins do provide a speed boost overall, but it now appears that we have a better understanding of how the whole system works.
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Pokemon veteran loses 1,000 hour save, 20 years of data after Nintendo Switch 2 transfer
Posted on 3 weeks ago by Carlos in News, Switch, Switch 2 | 0 comments
For years, fans eagerly awaited the arrival of the Nintendo Switch 2, but for some, the transition hasn’t been entirely smooth. A few players are reporting issues involving Pokemon Scarlet and Violet, specifically with save data being lost during the transfer process to the new system.
A post on Reddit brought attention to the situation, with the original poster saying their save file had disappeared after the move. The thread quickly filled with similar stories from others who claim to have faced the same issue. One user, ThatOtaku26, shared that their lost file contained over 1,000 hours of gameplay and included beloved Pokemon carried over from multiple generations, dating back to Pokemon Leaf Green and Pokemon Diamond on the Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS.
Here’s what they had to say on Reddit:
More: Game Freak, Pokemon, Pokemon Scarlet, Pokemon Violet
Prehistoric Gal out on Nintendo Switch this week
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Ratalaika Games has announced that its latest title, Prehistoric Gal, is arriving on the Nintendo Switch later this week. The game launches digitally on June 20, 2025.
Prehistoric Gal is a retro-inspired platformer that puts players in the shoes of a courageous heroine on a mission through a vibrant prehistoric world. Her goal? To rescue her beloved, facing off against fierce creatures and overcoming environmental challenges along the way.
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Pokemon GO reveals rare item Gold Bottle Cap and Hyper Training
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Pokemon GO today unveiled Gold Bottle Caps, a new rare item that allows players to increase the HP, Attack, and Defense of a Pokemon that is a Good Buddy or higher through Hyper Training. Players will need to complete specific Training Tasks themed to the stats they intend to raise once selected.
Gold Bottle Caps will be included in GO Pass Deluxe: Ancients Recovered starting June 23 at 10 Am to June 29 at 6 PM local time.
More: Niantic, Pokemon GO
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment was initially planned for Nintendo Switch 1
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Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment was originally planned as a game for the original Nintendo Switch. Yosuke Hayashi, studio head of AAA Studio (Koei Tecmo), revealed that information in a new interview.
Hayashi said that plans for the project shifted midway through the development. He didn’t say what the turning point was, but ultimately Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment is now a Nintendo Switch 2 game. Hayashi feels that the move only made the game “more fun” and there were improvements to the amount of enemies on screen as well as the frame rate.
