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Ender Magnolia physical

The Metroidvania game Ender Magnolia: Bloom in the Mist, which originally launched in January this year and was developed by Binary Haze Interactive, is now getting a physical release courtesy of Limited Run Games.

Pre-orders go live today at 9 AM PT / 12 PM ET and will remain open until Sunday, July 27, 2025. Two editions will be available: a standard version and a collector’s edition, which includes:

Chicken Run: Eggstraction

Chicken Run: Eggstraction is in the works for Nintendo Switch, Outright Games announced today. The company is gearing up for a fall launch.

Chicken Run: Eggstraction is an action-stealth game. It picks up where Aardman’s 2023 film Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget left off, as the gang works together to save chicken-kind.

We have more information in the following overview:

Gex Trilogy Switch 2 compatibility

June 16: For those looking to dive into the just-released Gex Trilogy, we do want to mention an important point if you plan on playing it on Nintendo Switch 2.

To put it simply, right now there are issues with backwards compatibility. You may find that as you’re playing through the collection, it’s flat out broken. One of our editors is playing through it now and encountered a kill screen with no way of progressing.

Fast Fusion 1.3 Pure update

Fast Fusion’s “Pure” update, which was previously teased, has now been officially announced. Players can access version 1.3 starting on June 26, 2025.

The update is highlighted by three new tracks: Apline Trust, Sunahara Plains, and Zenshoh Habitat. While they’re based on courses from Fast RMX, they have new graphics and changed layouts. There’s also the new “Pure” rendering mode that doesn’t use upscaling plus more.

Here’s the full rundown:

The Hundred Line Last Defense Academy update 1.0.6

With version 1.0.6, The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy has received its most notable update thus far.

The game has improved the user experience in battles, streamlines replayable sections, and more. There are also several fixes that should make things more stable overall.

Here’s the full rundown:

Nom Nom Apocalypse

Today, Nom Nom Apocalypse announced plans to put Nom Nom Apocalypse on various consoles, including Nintendo Switch. Expect a release by the end of 2025.

Nom Nom Apocalypse is a co-op shooter, also described as a chaotic top-down “bullet buffet”. Players will go up against an army of mutant food monsters in a city overrun by culinary abominations.

Learn more about the game via the following overview:

Never Grave: The Witch and the Curse

Today, Pocketpair Publishing and Frontside 180 Studio confirmed plans for a Nintendo Switch version of Never Grave: The Witch and the Curse. The two sides did not share launch timing.

Never Grave: The Witch and The Curse is a Metroidvania roguelike, which supports up to four players. You’ll journey with the aid of a cursed hat as you search for loot in dungeons, build village facilities, and more.

Additional details can be found in the following overview:

Tetris 99 47th Maximus Cup

Tetris 99 just announced its 47th Maximus Cup. However, this time around, there won’t be a new theme to earn.

Four previous themes are actually being brought back. If you missed out on the ones for Super Mario Bros. Wonder, Splatoon 3 and the Expansion Pass DLC, Pikmin 4, or The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD, you’ll have a chance to get them now. Only 20 points is needed to earn each.

Below is the list of rounds:

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The Marin County Sheriff’s Office relayed the news this week that it arrested 45-year-old Oakland man Jamal Reed-Obafumi after he allegedly stole roughly $10,000 worth of Nintendo Switch games from a number of different libraries.

Reed-Obafumi was connected to a string of at least seven different burglaries of Marin County Libraries. Robberies took place between April and June of this year. As mentioned above, multiple libraries were hit across Northern California.


System: Switch 2
Release date: June 5, 2025
Developer: Capcom
Publisher: Capcom

When Nintendo revealed Switch 2 earlier this year, of all the games announced to be releasing alongside the system on launch day, it was Street Fighter 6 that had me the most excited. The original Nintendo Switch missed out on some major releases in the fighting game genre; outside of Smash Bros. Ultimate and some iffy Mortal Kombat ports, the pickings were slim for those seeking a flashy modern, 3D fighting game (although we did get what felt like roughly a thousand retro fighting game collections.) These titles have always felt like such a natural fit for handheld play to me, so when Street Fighter 6 released to near universal critical acclaim on other platforms a few years ago, I was eager to someday play it on a console where I could hone my skills at home or on the go. Fortunately, while Street Fighter 6 had to make a few compromises to make it onto Nintendo Switch 2, for the most part this is an excellent way to enjoy Capcom’s premier current-gen fighting game.


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