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Atelier Ryza Secret Trilogy Deluxe Pack

Koei Tecmo today announced the Atelier Ryza Secret Deluxe Pack, a bundle of all three Atelier Ryza Secret games. The compilation is set to release on both Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch later this year.

Aside from an official Nintendo Switch 2 release, this bundle also comes with additional exclusive content. This includes new playable characters, and new story elements for each of the three games.

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

1. [NS2] Mario Kart World – 114,106 / 1,299,219
3. [NSW] Tamagotchi Plaza – 24,173 / 126,462
3. [PS5] Death Stranding 2 – 11,471 / 83,435
4. [NSW] Mario Kart 8 Deluxe – 7,441 / 6,366,260
5. [NSW] Super Mario Party Jamboree – 6,307 / 1,338,302
6. [NS2] Tamagotchi Plaza Nintendo Switch 2 Edition – 6,204 / 32,600
7. [NSW] Animal Crossing: New Horizons – 5,915 / 8,160,492
8. [NSW] Minecraft – 5,480 / 3,928,867
9. [NSW] Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time – 5,154 / 141,175
10. [NSW] Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma – 3,876 / 68,666

Patapon 1 + 2 Replay is almost ready for its debut, and now Bandai Namco has prepared a launch trailer. Fans can get a closer look at the return of the rhythm PSP titles.

Details about what to expect can be found in the following overview:

Octodad Dadliest Catch physical

It’s taken a few years, but Octodad: Dadliest Catch is receiving the physical release treatment on Nintendo Switch.

The game appeared on the console way back in 2017. Now after several years as a digital title, Limited Run Games is preparing a boxed version. There aren’t plans for any special editions, but we’ll take what we can get.

Monument Valley The Trilogy physical

Thanks to a new partnership between iam8bit and Ustwo Games, the Monument Valley is getting a full physical release on Nintendo Switch with Monument Valley: The Trilogy. It will be available on October 30, 2025.

For both the global retail edition and iam8bit Exclusive Edition, fans will receive Monument Valley, Monument Valley 2, and Monument Valley 3 on a single cartridge along with a set of six art cards showcasing some of the monuments and puzzles from the games. The iam8bit Exclusive Edition adds a special O-sleeve. Pre-orders come with an official game soundtrack download code

Silver Lining Interactive, in partnership with FusionPlay, digital publisher Team17 Digital, and officially licensed by Viva La Dirt League, have just announced the upcoming physical release of Nice Day For Fishing. The game is set to launch later this year, though a specific release date has not yet been shared.

The physical edition includes the full base game along with the Legendary Edition DLC, which features exclusive chests packed with heroic gear and 12 premium items crafted from Erangel steel and Sanhok leather, all officially approved by Greg the Garlic Farmer.

The physical edition is available for pre-order now through Silver Lining Direct and select local retailers.

Check out more information about the game below.

Publisher Komodo and developer Crypton Future Media, Inc. have just announced Hatsune Miku Logic Paint S+, a sequel to the original title released in 2020.

The game is set to launch on Nintendo Switch on July 23. It features the beloved Vocaloid star Hatsune Miku and offers hours of relaxing yet challenging nonogram puzzle-solving, adventure elements, and more.

Players will tackle over 1,000 puzzles, nearly three times more than the original all while accompanied by Hatsune Miku or other fan-favorite Piapro characters.

Here’s some more information about the game:

Publisher Kodansha and developer TearyHand Studio have announced that the short interactive novel game And Roger is coming to Nintendo Switch, with a release date set for July 24, 2025.

And Roger is an interactive novel that allows players to see the world through the protagonist’s eyes, whether what she sees makes sense or not. The game is split into three chapters and can be completed in roughly one hour.

A demo is already available and can be downloaded now via the Switch eShop.

Here’s more information about the game:

Donkey Kong Bananza is continuing the trend we’ve been seeing as of late, which is that while it’s coming to Nintendo Switch 2, it was originally planned for Switch 1.

That news comes from Kenta Motokura, the game’s producer. He said that it was always the plan to use voxel tech and consider “lots of different ideas for applications.” However, when Nintendo Switch 2 started to become a reality, the team “realized that the best implementation of these ideas and technology would be on Nintendo Switch 2.”

Director Kazuya Takahashi chimed in on this as well, telling IGN:

The latest Japanese hardware sales from Famitsu are as follows:


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