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Donkey Kong Bananza 3.1.0 update

Yet another Nintendo game has received an update tonight, which is Donkey Kong Bananza with version 3.1.0.

This patch is fairly small in scale. Polish is now supported, and some unspecified issues have been fixed.

For the full patch notes, continue on below.

Mario Kart World 1.5.0 update

Nintendo is still coming out with updates for Mario Kart World, and version 1.5.0 has just started distribution.

Today’s update is highlighted by team races in Knockout Tour when playing in a room either online or wirelessly. Also, Polish is now supported and a few bugs have been fixed.

Nintendo’s official rundown is as follows:

Pokemon Legends Z-A 2.0.1 update

Pokemon Legends: Z-A has gone live with a new update, which is version 2.0.1. This is for both the Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch versions of the game.

A few adjustments have been made regarding item acquisition such as the ability to buy multiple Berries at once and increasing the maximum number of Mega Shards that can be carried from 999 to 9,999. Additionally, some issues have been addressed with the Mega Dimension DLC.

The full rundown is as follows:

Street Fighter 6 Year 3

June 6: As part of Sumemr Game Fest 2025, Capcom shared a Year 3 character reveal for Street Fighter 6.

Sagat is up first this summer. Then in the fall, we’ll be seeing C. Viper. Early Spring 2026 will bring us Alex. Finally, in late spring of next year, we’ll be seeing Ingrid.

Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade review

System: Switch 2
Release date: January 22, 2026
Developer: Square Enix
Publisher: Square Enix

There is a particular kind of disbelief that sets in the first time Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade loads on a Nintendo Switch 2 in handheld mode. Not because the game merely runs at this point, that expectation feels sort of outdated – but because it runs with such a fluidity that it quickly stops calling attention to itself. You might simply melt into the experience, and I think that’s exactly what they set out to do.

Switch physical release reprint VGP

VGP – or VideoGamesPlus – has started to make more noise in the video game space over the past few years. While the Canadian retailer has been selling games for awhile, it’s also now become known for restocks of physical releases on Switch. Titles that were generally sold out elsewhere or are hard to come by have been returning at VGP on a regular basis.

Going forward, we’ll be using this post to keep track of Switch physical release reprint / restock updates at VGP. Note that while the retailer is based in Canada, shipping is available in various regions including the United States and the UK. Also, keep in mind that some restocks sell out quickly so you may want to make a move sooner rather than later if you’re interested in a particular game.


According to Metroid Prime 4: Beyond producer Kensuke Tanabe, this will be the final game he’ll make for Nintendo.

In an interview with Japanese magazine Nintendo Dream, Tanabe indicated that he’s on the verge of retirement. With Metroid Prime 4, he knew it would be his last chance to make a Metroid Prime title and one featuring Sylux.

Bubblegum Galaxy

Astrolabe Games, along with Smarto Club, have confirmed that Bubblegum Galaxy will be appearing on Nintendo Switch. Look for it on March 12, 2026.

Bubblegum Galaxy is a family-friendly hex-tile building game with a PSX-inspired low-poly art style. The game lets players craft vibrant planets, interact with quirky office co-workers, and uncover the playful mysteries of an unexpectedly deleted galaxy.

GameMill is planning a new Nintendo Switch 2 version of Snoopy & The Great Mystery Club, the company just announced. A release is set for March 17, 2026.

Snoopy & The Great Mystery Club previously came to the original Nintendo Switch, but this upcoming version doesn’t seem to be a Switch 2 Edition – meaning there may not be an upgrade path. Additionally, there’ll be a physical release, but as a game-key card.

Check out the following details about the game:

THQ Nordic, alongside developer Quantumfrog, has announced the release date for its new game Pumuckl and the Crown of the Pirate King. The title is set to launch on March 5.

Pumuckl is the iconic red-haired “kobold” from the long-running German children’s series Meister Eder und sein Pumuckl, which originally debuted back in 1961. In recent years, the character has returned to the spotlight thanks to the TV series Neue Geschichten vom Pumuckl, as well as the feature film Pumuckl and the Big Misunderstanding.

Pumuckl and the Crown of the Pirate King brings the mischievous character to a brand-new adventure, combining classic platforming elements with a lighthearted narrative inspired by the franchise’s charm and humor.

Here’s some additional information about the game:


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