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Pokemon Legends Z-A release date

The Pokemon Company just came through with a release date for Pokemon Legends: Z-A. On both Nintendo Switch and Switch 2, the game launches on October 16, 2025. A new piece of key art was shared today, which we have above.

Those who purchase Pokemon Legends: Z-A on Nintendo Switch will be able to obtain the Switch 2 improvements with an upgrade pack. This applies to both the physical and digital versions. On Nintendo Switch 2, Pokemon Legends: Z-A features improved graphics and a better frame rate.

Nintendo Switch Online classic icons

May 20: Nintendo is now starting to offer up icons for a variety of classic systems for Switch Online members today.

The NES, SNES, Game Boy (and Game Boy Color), GBA, and GameCube will be featured. These platforms are also a part of Nintendo Switch Online with the classic titles that members can play through on Nintendo Switch – and soon on Switch 2.

Kemono Teatime

Studio Lalala is putting its upcoming project Kemono Teatime on Nintendo Switch, the developer confirmed today. A release is planned for this September.

Kemono Teatime is a tea-making simulator. You’ll manager a cafe, create different teas, and get to know different customers.

Additional details can be found in the following overview:

Farming Simulator: Signature Edition

Giants Software is making Farming Simulator: Signature Edition for Nintendo Switch 2, the company just announced. Fans will be able to pick it up this winter.

Farming Simulator: Signature Edition is a comprehensive edition of Giants Software’s hit simulation game. It will include 400+ authentic machines, 25 crops, and 3 maps for agricultural variety. New content will be made available after launch to enhance the user experience.

Here’s some additional information:

Arcade Archives Super World Court

For the latest Arcade Archives release on Nintendo Switch, it’s been announced that Super World Court is on the way. The game launches tomorrow, May 29.

Super World Court comes from Namco having originally launched in 1993. The sports title is a sequel to Pro Tennis World Court.

Here’s an official overview:

Soma, Amnesia Rebirth, Amnesia The Bunker

January 14: Soma, Amnesia: Rebirth, and Amnesia: The Bunker have all been announced for upcoming release on Nintendo Switch. This comes as part of a new partnership between Abylight and Frictional Games. Release dates weren’t announced, but they’ll presumably be arriving later in 2025.

Soma, Amnesia: Rebirth, and Amnesia: The Bunker are all horror games. Here’s a bit of information about each one:

Dysmantle physical

10tons is celebrating a sales milestone for Dysmantle with a new physical release on Nintendo Switch.

Since launch, the game has sold over two million copies. It will now be receiving a physical release in Europe where it’s set to come out on June 27, 2025. Currently there’s no word on a boxed version for North America, but importing is an option.

Nintendo Switch update 20.1.0

May 27: The latest firmware update for Nintendo Switch, version 20.1.0, is now available to download.

While it’s not a massive upgrade, it does go beyond the typical stability improvements we typically see. The notable changes involve the Parental Control settings and the sound for the Nintendo Switch Online app launcher.

The full rundown of the update can be found below, courtesy of Nintendo:

Front Mission 3 Remake release date

Thanks to Forever Entertainment and MegaPixel Studio, we’ve got the release date for Front Mission 3: Remake. The Nintendo Switch game launches on June 26, 2025.

This finally wraps up Forever Entertainment’s remakes for the series. Technically there are additional entries in the franchise, but as of now, no additional re-releases have been announced.

Here’s an overview of Front Mission 3: Remake:

Following the Nintendo Switch 20.1.0 system update, the Nintendo Switch Online application on Switch has been massively updated as well. The changes to the user interface were not detailed in the patch notes for the system update, but match the previously reported images of the Switch 2’s online app.

Here are all the changes we could find:


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