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Nintendo has updated the Japanese Switch and Switch 2 release schedule on eShop for the week of October 9, 2025. Various new titles are on the way, highlighted by Yooka-Replayee and Little Nightmares 3.

Here’s a look at the upcoming digital download schedule:


Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 review

System: Switch
Release date: October 2, 2025
Developer: Nintendo
Publisher: Nintendo

The 40th anniversary of the Super Mario Bros. series is finally here, and Nintendo’s most notable offering for the event has now arrived as well. By now, there isn’t too much to say about Super Mario Galaxy or Super Mario Galaxy 2 that hasn’t already been said – they’re absolutely brilliant 3D platformers and are properly rated as some of the greatest games of all time. Thankfully, that brilliance continues to shine bright on Nintendo Switch (and Switch 2) with the new re-release. Long story short: if you can stomach the $70 asking price, this is the best official way to play two of Nintendo’s greatest games. The developers have made a whole host of minor changes to these titles that make them a joy to play through, even to this day.

Digital Foundry has conducted a deep dive on the DLSS functionality for Nintendo Switch 2, uncovering new details.

For those that are unaware, DLSS essentially allows games to achieve higher resolution that wouldn’t normally be possible. For example, Street Fighter 6 runs at a fixed native 960×540 resolution when docked, but can ultimately output at 1080p.


August 29: Playtonic has just come through with a release date for Yooka-Replaylee, their new Nintendo Switch 2 game. Fans can pick it up on October 9, 2025.

Yooka-Replaylee is a remake of the original Yooka-Laylee, which previously came to Nintendo Switch. 

If you need a refresher on the upcoming title, read the following overview:

Back in 2024, Toby Fox told fans that he was bringing in more talent to help work on his next game, Deltarune. He planned to still very much be involved in the creation process, but it meant taking a slight step back.

In a recent interview, Fox explained that decision. He also commented on his physical condition for wrist issues – something we’ve heard about before – which is thankfully is a bit better these days.

This week’s expanded Japanese software sales are as follows:

1. [PS5] Silent Hill f – 57,475 / NEW
2. [NS2] Mario Kart World – 35,027 / 1,801,323
3. [PS5] EA Sports FC 26 – 11,327 / NEW
4. [NSW] Atelier Resleriana – 10,425 / NEW
5. [NSW] 9 R.I.P. Sequel – 10,037 / NEW
6. [PS5] Atelier Resleriana – 9,802 / NEW
7. [NS2] Donkey Kong Bananza – 9,055 / 327,496
8. [NSW] EA Sports FC 26 – 6,529 / NEW
9. [NSW] Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds – 5,571 / NEW
10. [NSW] Minecraft – 5,061 / 4,012,680

The latest EDGE review scores for issue #416 (December 2025 issue) have now been released. Games reviewed this month include Hollow Knight: Silksong and Cronos: The New Dawn.

Here’s the full roundup:

A comprehensive graphics comparison has come in for Super Mario Galaxy, putting the Wii, Nintendo Switch, and Switch 2 versions of the game up against each other.

Wii is of course the very original release. Following that, the Super Mario 3D All-Stars version is included. The last part of the equation is the new Nintendo Switch edition showing it on that console as well as on Switch 2.

Majogami demo

Majogami comes out at the end of the month, but before then, players can try out a brand new demo starting today.

The demo lets fans take control of the witch Shiroha and her katana “Kamikiri.” They can slash through the paper craft stages at lightning speed with her instant-speed sword attack, Setsuna. After meeting the Astral Sirius, Setsuna will unlock her first transformation, enhancing her abilities for a limited time.

Persona 3 Reload will be appearing on Nintendo Switch 2 later this month, but it turns out there was once consideration for a Switch 1 version as well.

According to P-Studio general producer Kazuhisa Wada, releasing the RPG on Nintendo hardware was always the goal, “but simultaneous development was inevitably difficult.” Following the announcement of Nintendo Switch 2, Atlus wanted to obtain a development kit as soon as possible and deliver on fan requests.


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