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Take Two Switch 2

Take-Two reported its financial results today, and during a call with investors, the company commented on potential support for Nintendo Switch 2.

CEO Strauss Zelnick shared a few words here. First, he brought up Take-Two’s “longstanding relationship with Nintendo”. Also mentioned is how now with Switch and Switch 2, these consoles “can support any audience” whereas the publisher didn’t always feel that way about some previous Nintendo platforms. Zelnick seemed shy to bring up any specific plans, but based on his comments, it sounds like we can count on games to follow in the future.

Zelnick’s full comments regarding Nintendo Switch 2 are as follows:

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Switch 2 mouse patent

Original: Although patents are often hit and miss when it comes to how significant they are in terms of actual products, a new one has come to light that strongly points to mouse-like functionality for Nintendo Switch 2.

The ability to use Joy-Con similar to that of a mouse isn’t exactly new. There were rumors and leaks pointing in that direction before the system was officially announced last month. Then once Nintendo put out its reveal video for Nintendo Switch 2, talk about mouse-like functionality was further supported after Nintendo showed some footage hinting in that direction.

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Calico Neat Things DLC

October 22: Brand new DLC has just been announced for Calico, which is known as “Neat Things”. It’ll be dropping on Switch this winter.

Players can look forward to a bunch of new content. New quests, a new character, new mini-games, and new friends are on the way.

Here’s an official overview of the DLC:

Puyo Puyo Champions physical

Puyo Puyo Champions has been around on Nintendo Switch via the eShop, but now a physical release is in the cards. Limited Run Games just made the announcement on social media.

Puyo Puyo Champions originally came to Nintendo Switch way back in 2019. The game has always been quite cheap on the eShop, but if you want to add it to your physical collection, now you’ll be able to do so.

Cabernet release date

Akupara Games and Party for Introverts have now set a release date for Cabernet. The title arrives on February 20, 2025, the two sides confirmed today.

We originally heard about Cabernet, a narrative vampire horror RPG, back in October. We knew it was planned for early 2025, but a proper date has now been provided.

TactiCats

Pineapple Works today unveiled a new Nintendo Switch release, with the publisher gearing up for TactiCats. This one is scheduled for February 20, 2025.

TactiCats was originally developed by HungryDingo. The fast-paced, couch party game has players knocking down enemies and collecting all of the cats and achievements.

Eiyuden Chronicle Hundred Heroes DLC

505 Games today shared more details about upcoming DLC for Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes, including release dates.

Three pieces of DLC will be dropping in February, March, and April. These story expansion packs expand the story lines of the RPG’s three main characters.

Him, the Smile & bloom

December 11: October 29: PQube just announced that it’s picked up Him, the Smile & Bloom for English localization. Expect it to launch in North America and Europe in Q1 2025.

Him, the Smile & bloom is a flower shop otome visual novel. Originally, it came to Japan this past August.

A bunch of information about the title can be found in the following overview:

Footgun: Underground

Today, publisher CobraTekku Games and Turtle Knight Games announced Footgun: Underground for Nintendo Switch. A release is planned for February 27, 2025.

Footgun: Underground is an action roguelike which has a soccer/football spin as players kick balls at nasty monsters. Players will dribble their way through a randomly generated, dangerous track network full of challenges.

The latest European Nintendo Downloads for the week of February 6, 2025 are as follows:


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