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Gear.Club Unlimited 3 will be coming to Nintendo Switch 2, Nacon and Eden Games revealed today. The title is currently targeting a winter launch.

Gear.Club Unlimited 3 continues the racing series that started on the original Nintendo Switch. This time around, platers will be racing on the Mediterranean coast and Japan’s mountainous roads.

Here’s an official overview:

RedDeerGames has announced that they’ll be bringing Eko and the Bewitched Lands to Nintendo Switch. For the time being, we have not received a release window.

Eko and the Bewitched Lands is an action adventure RPG with rouguelike and puzzle elements. The game is developed by Twin Studios, and seeks to make players strategize at every randomly generated run.

Here’s some additional information about the game:

Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter demo

GungHo and Falcom just announced a Nintendo Switch 2 version and demo for Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter. The opening movie is also in.

The Nintendo Switch 2 version will only be available digitally. However, it will feature a higher frame rate and resolution compared to the Nintendo Switch release, along with faster loading times. There are also plans for an Upgrade Pass for those looking to move up from Nintendo Switch to Switch 2.

August 6: Drag x Drive is almost here, and to celebrate, new icons are now available on Nintendo Switch Online. Both Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch owner can grab them now.

Characters and backgrounds are currently available based on the game. For the former, it’s 10 Platinum Points each on My Nintendo. Backgrounds go for 5 Platinum Points each. You’ll always be able to keep them, even if your Nintendo Switch Online membership ends.

Kirby and the Forgotten Land 1.1.0 update

Nintendo and HAL Laboratory have issued a new version 1.1.0 update for Kirby and the Forgotten Land.

As many of you know, a new Nintendo Switch 2 Edition is about to release. This is primarily what the patch is intended for. On top of that though, some unspecified issues have ben addressed.

The official rundown is as follows:

Robo Frenzy

YummyYummyTummy intends to publish Robo Frenzy on Nintendo Switch, the studio confirmed today. Currently we’re waiting to hear on a release window.

Robo Frenzy is a sandbox boss battling game. You can also capture bosses and then customize them, share your creations with friends, and more.

Additional information can be found in the following oveview:

NetherWorld release date

We’ve got news about NetherWorld, as the game just confirmed it’s release date. Fans can grab it starting on September 12, 2025.

This is actually the first time that the NetherWorld has given any sort of launch window. Hungry Pixel is making the action adventure project.

BPM: Bitcrushed

BPM: Bitcrushed is in the works for Nintendo Switch, Kwalee and Awe Interactive revealed today. The game does not currently have a release window.

BPM: Bitcrushed is a retro roguelite that syncs movement and attacks to the beat. Players will go through dungeons, find loot, and more.

Fans can learn more in the following overview:

Draw Me A Pixel today announced its next game, which is Crushed in Time. The title is planned for 2026.

Crushed in Time is a spin-off to There is No Game. It features a time-traveling meta-mystery that follows characters from the original title, Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, as they search to find a missing character from their just-launched video game. 

We have more details in the following overview:

Dear Villagers, along with Lifeline Games, today announced Deer & Boy for Nintendo Switch. A release is planned for early 2026.

Deer & Boy is a cinematic platformer, which has a runaway boy meeting a fawn. Their bond will grow throughout the adventure, as will their abilities.

Further details can be found in the following overview:


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