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Aquamarine: Explorer's Edition

Moebial Studios is bringing Aquamarine: Explorer’s Edition to Nintendo Switch, the company announced today. It’s due out on February 27, 2026.

Aquamarine: Explorer’s Edition, a turn-based playable comic book, has players looking to survive in an alien ocean. It blends “the mystery of old-school adventure games and challenging roguelikes with elements of survival, exploration, and puzzle solving.”

Here’s a bunch of additional information:

Starless Abyss

Today, No More Robots and Konafa Games announced that Starless Abyss will be appearing on Nintendo Switch in just a few days. Fans can grab it on February 18, 2026.

Starless Abyss is a cosmic horror deckbuilder. After Earth has fallen, science and the occult have united forces to brace for the arrival of the Eldritch, and you’ve awakened from stasis to aid in the fight and help defend humanity.

Further information can be found in the following overview:

Marvel Cosmic Invasion has just come out with a significant update on Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch.

The update contains bug fixes, gameplay tweaks, and collaborations with some Marvel Games titles. As part of this, players can access new palettes from six fan-favorite adventures.

The full overview is as follows:

Subnautica and Subnautica: Below Zero are both getting Nintendo Switch 2 Editions, it’s been revealed. Both are planned for February 17, 2026.

Subnautica and Subnautica: Below Zero will both run at 1440p at 60 frames per second when docked. Handheld resolution is 1080p – still at 60 FPS. Additionally, the Nintendo Switch 2 versions provide optimized controls for the Joy-Con 2.

Below are overviews for both games:

FZ Formation Z physical

It was already confirmed that FZ: Formation Z would be receiving a physical release on Nintendo Switch 2 in Japan, but Limited Run Games has now announced something similar for the west.

The company is preparing a standard version of the game. Along with a booklet, each copy includes a reversible cover. A Deluxe Edition will also be available which adds a slip-lid box, four art cards, the soundtrack, art book, and a plastic build kit.

Winx Club: The Magic is Back release date

Maximum Entertainment and Iron Frog provided an update on Winx Club: The Magic is Back today, confirming the release date. It’s heading to Nintendo Switch on April 30, 2026.

Winx Club: The Magic is Back, an action adventure game, was announced at the very end of last year. We did know the game was coming in April, but now a proper date is available.

Those that need a refresher on the title can read the following overview:

Mario Tennis Fever reviews

The newest Mario sports game is about to drop with Mario Tennis Fever on Nintendo Switch 2, and with the title only a couple of days out, reviews are starting to come in.

If you’ve played any Mario Tennis game previously, you should know what to expect here. Fever Rackets are the new hook this time around, and each one has a unique ability – such as the Mini Mushroom Racket, which shrinks your opponent to bite size. Also, there are 38 playable characters, including including the debuts of Goomba, Nabbit, Piranha Plant, Baby Wario and Baby Waluigi. Other features include Trial Towers mode, Mix It Up mode, Tournament mode, Swing Mode, and a story mode.

Here’s the initial roundup of reviews for Mario Tennis Fever:

Culdcept Begins physical

Culdcept Begins was just announced for Switch 2 and Switch during a Nintendo Direct last week, and a physical release has been confirmed.

This is a Nintendo Switch 2 Edition, meaning you’re getting both versions of the game. In other words, it’s playable on both Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch. The full game is included on the cartridge.

Heart of the Forest

September 30: Wales Interactive, in partnership with Trapped Predator, today revealed Heart of the Forest for Nintendo Switch. The title is targeting a Q1 2026 debut.

Heart of the Forest is an interactive horror adventure game. The story revolves around an ill-fated hiking trip into the Black Forest, which spirals into a chilling fight for survival.

Here’s an official overview:

Splatoon 3 11.0.1 update

Splatoon received a version 11.0.1 update just a few days ago, fixing a couple issues with the game’s controls and multiplayer. As it turns out, Nintendo revealed that a couple of weapon balance changes were accidentally thrown into the update as well.

Nintendo has decided to not to remove the additional changes, as they were meant to arrive in an upcoming update. It should also be noted that these additional balance patches won’t be found in the original 11.0.1 update patch notes.

You can see the additional patch notes, as well as Nintendo’s explanation here:


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