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Today, Byteparrot set a release date for Slopecrashers on Nintendo Switch. The title will be ready to go on August 7, 2025.

Slopecrashers was originally confirmed for Nintendo Switch at the start of 2023. Following a significant delay – the project was first slated for that same year – it’s now dropping in a couple of weeks.

Learn more about the game via the following overview:

Donkey Kong Bananza music disc farming guide

For those playing through Donkey Kong Bananza, we have a new guide ready to go dedicated to disc farming.

Banandium Gems and fossils aren’t the only collectibles in the game – there are also 110 different music discs to collect, and you can listen to them all at the Getaways you can create throughout the Underground World. In summary, you can get these discs by defeating enemies, but the chance that they drop isn’t very good under normal circumstances. Thankfully, there’s an excellent method to getting a whole bunch of these fast, and we actually discovered it by accident. Please note that you’ll need to clear the main story to access this farming method, so keep that in mind before you continue. Light spoilers ahead!

WWE 2K25 trailer

WWE 2K25 has made the jump to Nintendo Switch 2, and now we have a final launch trailer. It’s been a fairly quick turnaround for the game as we technically only just found out about the port at the start of the month.

We have the following overview for the game:

Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller sales

New sales data has been shared that tells us just how well the Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller sold for the console’s launch in the United States.

Based on Circana’s data, the controller moved about 512,000 units. Putting that another way, nearly 1 in 3 Nintendo Switch 2 owner bought one for an attach rate of 32 percent. That’s despite the fact that it costs $85, up slightly from the original $80 asking price before that was changed in light of tariffs.

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Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 turned out to be a fairly standard entry in the Nintendo x SEGA crossover sports series, but it seems that the original plan for the game was originally much grander.

Tons of additional franchises and IPs were apparently going to be added. There was interest in including “Pokemon, Street Fighter, Mega Man, Dragon Ball, Metal Gear Solid, Sonic Family, Mario Family, Zelda some Sony and Microsoft properties / characters.”

Biomorph physical

Limited Run Games has teamed up with Lucid Dreams Studio on a Nintendo Switch physical release for Biomorph, the company has announced.

Only a standard version is planned at this time. However, each copy comes with an eight-page booklet as a bonus.

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer

GameMill is set to publish Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer on Nintendo Switch, the company announced today. The game is due out this holiday.

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer is a new 3D platforming game made by Headless Chicken Games. Players will head on a quest to save Christmas.

For further details, check out the following overview:

Zelda Breath Wild Tears Kingdom Switch 2 frame rate resolution

With the latest analysis from Digital Foundry, we’re able to get a closer look at the Nintendo Switch 2 Editions of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom, including frame rate and resolution.

The outlet goes over graphical improvements as well. Nintendo incorporated aspects such as higher resolution textures for a better-looking experience.

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One of the most anticipated titles of 2025, Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles is set to release on September 30 for Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch. The game is a modern remaster of the tactical RPG originally released for the PlayStation in 1997.

Nintendo Switch 2 set a U.S. sales record in June, as it achieved the highest launch month unit sales for any video game hardware in history. It’s also the fastest-selling platform in the country.

The new device sold 1.6 million units last month, according to the latest data from Circana. PlayStation 4 was previously the record holder at 1.1 million units sold. Nintendo Switch 2 was June’s best-selling video game hardware in both units and dollars.

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