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Suika Game Planet

Aladdin X today unveiled Suika Game Planet, which is heading to Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch. The game will be available this winter as a timed console exclusive.

After the original Suika Game was a smash hit, Planet provides more puzzle gameplay. Find the first details in the following overview:

Virtual Boy games are on the way to both Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch as part of Nintendo Classics, it’s been revealed. This will be available on February 17, 2026. You will need to be a member of the Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack tier in order to gain access.

Nintendo will be putting out an accessory (cardboard model is $25, main peripheral is $100) to play these games – so you’ll need that as well as Joy-Con or Joy-Con 2 controllers. 14 titles will be released over time, including Mario’s Tennis, Galactic Pinball, and Teleroboxer.

Dragon Quest 7 remake

Following recent rumors, Square Enix has announced a remake of Dragon Quest 7 which is Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined. The news was just shared in today’s Nintendo Direct – it’ll be on both Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch.

Square Enix has been on a tear with Dragon Quest remakes as of late. Last year, we saw Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake. That’ll be followed up with Dragon Quest 1 & 2 HD-2D Remake next month.

Mega Man Star Force: Legacy Collection

Today, Capcom shared the news that it’s making Mega Man Star Force: Legacy Collection for Nintendo Switch. It’ll be available in 2026.

Mega Man Star Force: Legacy Collection marks the return of the action RPG series. All seven games will be bundled together in a single package, which includes:

After it was announced for Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch earlier this year, Hades received its release date today. The game heads to both platforms on September 26, 2025. A physical version will follow on November 20, 2025.

Hades 2 has been in Early Access on PC similar to the original game. For the full 1.0 release, it will be a console launch exclusive for Nintendo.

Lynked: Banner of the Spark

Lynked: Banner of the Spark has just been announced for Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch. Additionally, the game launches today.

Lynked: Banner of the Spark is a lighthearted action RPG. The Nintendo Switch 2 version supports GameShare and Joy-Con Mode, with the latter supporting mouse controls.

Here’s some additional information:

August 1: Ahead of EVO – which starts today – Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection has revealed its release date, Mortal Kombat Trilogy, and a physical release. At least physically, the package heads to Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch on December 12, 2025. We’re waiting to see if the digital launch is happening earlier as the Xbox store previously had that down for September 30 before the listing was removed.

Mortal Kombat Trilogy came out in 1996. While largely the same as Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3, it featured characters and stages restored from Mortal Kombat and Mortal Kombat 2. 

Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream

March 27: The cult hit DS and 3DS series Tomodachi Life is making a comeback, with Nintendo just revealed Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream. It’ll be available in 2026.

This marks the first entry in the franchise in over ten years. Players can create Mii characters based on anyone and watch them live their lives on an island out at sea. It’ll be possible to become involved with their relationships, experience the strange way they interreact, and more.

Below is the first trailer:

Dinkum

The life sim Krafton is set to publish Dinkum on Nintendo Switch, the company has announced. It’s due out on November 5, 2025 as a timed console exclusive. A demo goes live today.

Dinkum is a survival life simulation game inspired by the Australian outback. You can learn more about it in the following overview:

Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2 are returning in a new collection. This launches on October 2, 2025.

The two titles will be sold together as a physical bundle. Both of these titles will be available individually on the Nintendo eShop as well.

These are largely the same games as they were on Wii. There are some extra bells and whistles though, including enhanced resolution, improved UI, Assist Mode, and new Storybook content.

On top of the above, new amiibo are coming in April. Here’s a look:


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