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Nintendo Direct September 2025 rumor

August 25: Multiple sources are coming forward, claiming that a Nintendo Direct is happening in September.

Switch Force was the first to hint at a date of September 12. That would be a Friday, which would be abnormal, but it’s also possible that it could be September 11 in the west due to time zone differences.

A new leak for Pokemon Legends: Z-A has apparently happened, with images showing showing brand new Mega Evolutions.

We’ll be posting both shots after the break. Keep that in mind before proceeding.

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According to a report from NateDrake – otherwise known as Nate the Hate – Xbox will be bringing Starfield to Nintendo Switch 2. It’s claimed that the port is being readied for 2026. 

NateDrake was previously on the money when it came to the timing of the initial Nintendo Switch 2 announcement. Also claimed was that Square Enix was planning Final Fantasy 7 Remake for the system, which was later confirmed.

Kirby Forgotten Land Mouthful Mode leak Switch 2

Kirby and the Forgotten is soon getting a brand new Nintendo Switch 2 Edition with Star Crossed World, but ahead of the launch, a few abilities have seemingly leaked.

The information stems from what looks to be the download code in Japan. We’ll be posting it below – which shows images of the new Mouthful Mode abilities for Kirby and the Forgotten Land on Nintendo Switch 2 – so keep that in mind before proceeding.

Pokemon Champions leak

Fans believe that new details about Pokemon Champions have leaked from 4chan posts, which could be partially verified by this week’s Pokemon Presents.

During the broadcast, The Pokemon Company shared more information about the battle-focused game. One of the things we heard about are Victory Points, which were accurately described in the leaks. Based on this, while we’re typically hesitant to share 4chan posts, we feel it’s at least worth mentioning.

We’ve posted the full roundup of details from the Pokemon Champions leak below. Note that this information has not been verified currently.

While there’s been no official announcement, it’s claimed that SpongeBob SquarePants: Titans of the Tide will be releasing on Nintendo Switch 2.

The game itself has yet to be revealed. However, we know that it exists as it was previously rated in Germany. Interestingly, Nintendo Switch 2 was not part of that original classification, but it would make sense for THQ Nordic to bring the new SpongeBob game over to Nintendo’s latest console.

Nintendo fans have been awaiting the next Direct presentation, and apparently, it could be happening very soon.

That claim comes from Nate the Hate, who shared what he knows on a podcast episode. He’s heard that there’s a Nintendo Direct happening in July, though it won’t air until Donkey Kong Bananza is released.

After a bit of digging, some fans are convinced that Nintendo is hiding potential N64 games for Switch Online, including Super Smash Bros.

The video actually isn’t new having been released at the very end of May. But for one reason or another, fans started to take a closer look at segments of footage that were blurred out. Comparisons have been made to boxarts and how they line up. Aside from Smash Bros., the trailer is supposedly hiding Donkey Kong 64, Glover, and Forsaken as well.

Stellar Blade Nintendo Switch 2

Although there have been no official announcements at this time, a new report claims that Shift Up is planning a Nintendo Switch 2 version of Stellar Blade.

The site claims that a port is now in development. Stellar Blade started out as a PlayStation 5 game, but is no longer exclusive to the console following a recent PC release.


Nintendo Switch 2 sales France

We’re just a few days removed from Nintendo Switch 2’s launch, but we apparently already have sales data from France – and the report is impressive.

In its first week, it’s claimed that Nintendo’s new console sold over 200,000 units in the country. It’s the region’s fastest-selling gaming system, beating out the PlayStation 5 which previously held the record at 107,000 units.

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