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Another sales report is in for Pokemon Legends: Z-A, this time detailing how the game performed in Spain during its first week.

Let’s get straight to the numbers. Between October 13 and October 19, Pokemon Legends: Z-A sold 89,000 physical units at retail. This was split between 53,000 copies on Nintendo Switch and another 36,000 on Switch 2.

Halloween is almost here, and Nintendo Switch Online will be celebrating with some special Mario series user icons. Mario himself will be appearing, but other characters will be showing up as well. We have a look at some of the designs above.

You’ll need to be a Nintendo Switch Online subscription at any tier in order to claim the icons. We don’t have all of the details yet, but they should be 10 Platinum Points each on My Nintendo (at least for characters). Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch owners will have access to the event.

Plants vs. Zombies: Replanted just launched, but an update is already on the way with version 1.2.0. It will be out soon on Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch.

Various improvements and fixes are planned. EA and PopCap are touching up the graphics, audio, gameplay, and more.

The full rundown is as follows:

Nintendo has updated the Japanese Switch and Switch 2 release schedule on eShop for the week of October 30, 2025. Various new titles are on the way, highlighted by Dragon Quest 1 & 2 HD-2D Remake, Tales of Xillia Remastered, and more.

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


Pokemon Legends Z-A Zygarde location guide

We’ve sharing another Pokemon Legends: Z-A location guide, this time for Zygarde.

It’s been over a week since the release of the game, and we assume some of you might be wondering how to catch Zygarde, the game’s titular Legendary Pokemon. As you might expect, Zygarde is the final Legendary Pokemon available in Pokemon Legends: Z-A, and you’ll need to clear the main story in order to access it. It’s a guaranteed capture, though, which means you can use any Poke Ball you want with no chance of failure. It also means you definitely shouldn’t use a Master Ball.

At this point, there aren’t many people who haven’t played Super Mario Odyssey. It first released in late 2017 as one of the Nintendo Switch’s premier first-year titles, and it was quickly met with critical acclaim. The game came during a time when fans felt the series was starting to stagnate. In 2016, you had titles like Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam, Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash, Super Mario Run, and Paper Mario: Color Splash – and while most weren’t bad, they all carried that same corporate Mario feeling. Even Super Mario 3D World, which is now widely regarded as a great game, was criticized at the time for its linearity and similarity to Super Mario 3D Land. Super Mario Odyssey was essentially Nintendo’s way of saying that new and fresh ideas were back on the table for the series.

Fast & Furious Arcade Edition trailer

Fast & Furious: Arcade Edition has just released on Nintendo Switch, and alongside that, we’ve got the launch trailer. This is a new version of the 2022 racer that first appeared in arcades.

If you’re interested in learning more, read the following overview:

The World's Greatest Pikachu quest guide Pokemon Legends Z-A

For those playing Pokemon Legends: Z-A, we have a guide specifically for The World’s Greatest Pikachu quest.

Most of Pokemon Legends: Z-A’s side quests are self-explanatory. Technically, this one is too – but despite being centered around a fairly weak Pokemon, The World’s Greatest Pikachu is actually one of the tougher missions you’ll take on. You’ll be able to accept this mission in Rouge Sector 1’s battle court, in which you’ll need to fight and defeat a grade-schooler’s Pikachu who he claims is the strongest in the world. Indeed, there’s one problem here: this Pikachu is Level 66 and has a Light Ball, and you can’t obtain a Light Ball of your own until you finish this mission. Here’s how we cleared it.

Once Upon a Katamari trailer

As shared by Bandai Namco, we have the launch trailer for Once Upon A Katamari. The puzzle action / adventure series is back with a new entry on Nintendo Switch, which is the first brand new game in fourteen years.

Learn more in the following rundown:

Bandai Namco issued another Dragon Ball Sparking Zero trailer today to highlight the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch versions.

Of course, both can be played at home or on the go. There’s also motion controls, which allow players to control their characters with real life motions.


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