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Animal Crossing games have a tendency to make a resurgence long after their original release date. We first saw this with Animal Crossing: New Leaf in 2013 – it was received incredibly well on launch, but nonetheless received a huge major update in 2016 that added amiibo support, the campground, and all sorts of new items. Now, the same is happening with Animal Crossing: New Horizons, which had supposedly received its final content update in late 2021. Yet in 2026, it’s receiving a new 3.0 update that adds even more new content. This no doubt means the next new Animal Crossing is a few years off, and that this update is meant to hold us over for a while longer.

Knowing Nintendo, it’s entirely possible that the new features shown for the 3.0 update are the only ones we’ll be getting. That being said, the trailer never specifically mentioned that the 3.0 update would be the final content update for the game – not that that matters, given that they’ve broken such a promise before – but at the risk of being too ambitious, we’re listing some additional features that we want to see in future updates to New Horizons.

Tales of Berseria Remastered new features and improvements

Bandai Namco has come through with a huge list of improvements and changes planned for Tales of Berseria Remastered.

The new version of the RPG, which is slated for Nintendo Switch, was announced earlier this week. Like previous remasters for the series, the team is updating the game in a ton of different ways.

Below is the full list of improvements and changes for Tales of Berseria Remastered:

Falcom has discussed its support moving forward for both Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch.

For many years, the studio was strongly associated with PlayStation. However, that started to change significantly during the Nintendo Switch era. Many of Falcom’s releases found their way to the system, and now we’re starting to see that with Nintendo Switch 2 as well. The initial lineup for that console includes Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter, Ys X: Proud Nordics, and The Legend of Heroes: Trails Beyond the Horizon.

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Terrifier Artcade Game trailer

Terrifier: The ARTcade Game comes out today, and we’ve got the launch trailer to celebrate. This retro-inspired 2D beat ’em title can be experienced now on Nintendo Switch.

A good chunk of details about the game can be found in the following rundown:

Pokemon Scarlet Violet Whimsicott distribution

In celebration of the Latin America International Championships, a special Whimsicott distribution Mytery Gift distribution has now begun for a limited time.

The Whimsicott here is based on the same one used by previous winner Federico Camporesi. It comes with the moves Moonblast, Tailwind, Light Screen, and Encore. Covert Cloak is its held item, the creature is at level 50, and it comes with the Prankster ability. 

Follow these steps to claim today’s distribution:

Siralim Ultimate physical

Today, Super Rare Games announced that it’s teaming up with Thylacine Studios to bring Siralim Ultimate to the physical space.

The company will be producing 4,000 copies in total. Each unit contains a full-color manual, exclusive sticker, and trading cards.

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

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Winning Post 10 2026

Koei Tecmo’s long-running Winning Post series is returning with Winning Post 10 2026, which will release on both Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch. Japan is getting it on March 26, 2026.

Winning Post 10 2026 is the latest entry int he hrose racing simulation series. However, this title is notable as it will be the first title on Nintendo Switch 2.

Here’s an official overview:

October 28: Bandai Namco has announced that its Pac-Man–based 2D action platformer, Shadow Labyrinth, will receive an 1.1.0 update though no release date has been announced. The update will include save and travel improvements, Mini-PUCK control enhancements, and options for difficulty selection and adjustments.

he game’s developers shared more details about the new update, revealing some of what’s coming. Check it out:

Vampire Crawlers

Poncle, the studio behind Vampire Crawlers: The Turbo Wildcard, just unveiled Vampire Crawlers as its next game. It’ll be heading to Nintendo Switch in 2026.

Vampire Crawlers: The Turbo Wildcard is a casual, turn‑based deckbuilder with roguelite elements. Players will dish out world-ending combos and blitz through infested dungeons.


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