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Square Enix just came out with a new round of Octopath Traveler 0 details, which cover the Retribution Arc (story of revenge against those who destroyed the protagonist’s hometown), companions, and systems. We have new screenshots and art as well.

Below is the full rundown: 

Arcade Archives Mach Breakers

For its latest Arcade Archives release, Hamster has announced Mach Breakers. The title will be out for Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch tomorrow, September 4.

Mach Breakers first launched in 1995. Coming from Namco, this sports game has players taking on twelve different events.

Here’s an official overview: 

Drag x Drive: Global Jam demo event

The latest Famitsu review scores for the week of September 3, 2025 are as follows:

Resident Evil Requiem Switch 2

Capcom hasn’t announced Resident Evil Requiem for Nintendo Switch 2 just yet, but rumor has it that we could be seeing something in the future.

Dusk Golem, a name who is often discussed within the Resident Evil community when it comes to speculation, claims that the game will be on Nintendo’s new console as well as PlayStation 4. Whether this would make launch or come later is currently unclear.

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Super Mario Party Jamboree 2.2.0 update

If you own Super Mario Party Jamboree, a new version 2.2.0 update is now available to download. This is for both the original Nintendo Switch version and Nintendo Switch 2 Edition.

Nintendo Switch 2 is where we see most of the adjustments. For one thing, Jamboree can now be played at full HD of 1080p. Also worth noting, the difficulty of Carnival Coaster has been adjusted.

We have the full details from Nintendo below. 

According to a new report, Switch 2 could have launched earlier than it did, but Nintendo delayed things in order to focus on the quality of its games.

That claim comes from Bloomberg. The outlet, citing “people familiar with the matter”, says “Nintendo repeatedly pushed back plans for the Switch 2’s launch after its designers asked for more time to perfect the games that would accompany the new hardware”.


September 1: A few days before the official launch, the first gameplay has apparently emerged showing Star Wars Outlaws running on Nintendo Switch 2.

Footage of the port has been limited thus far. The title has been shown in a Nintendo Direct and developer video, but that’s pretty much it.

The latest UK software sales chart for the week ending August 30, 2025 is now available.

There were several new releases this week, but for the most part, Nintendo was able to withstand the competition. Mario Kart World is only down one spot to #2 while Donkey Kong Bananza is at #6.

Kirby and the Forgotten Land lands at #7 – its new Nintendo Switch 2 Edition accounted for 85 percent of the game’s sales. Story of Seasons: Grand Bazaar comes in at #9, with the split being 59 percent for Nintendo Switch 2 and 41 for Switch. Shinobi: Art of Vengeance struggles a bit more, as it debuts at #21 with a split of 75 percent for PS5, 24 percent for Nintendo Switch, and 1 percent for PC.

Here’s the full UK software sales chart for the week ending August 30, 2025:

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Pac-Man World 2 Re-Pac

July 31: Just announced, Pac-Man World 2 Re-Pac is heading to Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch. It’s due out on September 26, 2025.

This is a remake of the original Pac-Man World 2 with fully updated graphics. Just like the original, it offers 3D platforming gameplay. Those who own the remake of the first title in the series, Pac-Man World Re-Pac, can unlock an exclusive Toc-Man costume once the game launches.

System: Switch 2
Release date: September 4, 2025
Developer: Marvelous
Publisher: Marvelous

If a game is going to let me rip across a futuristic planetscape in a mech suit and decimate a seemingly endless array of robotic and rancid foes, really the only thing it needs to do is make those core actions feel as satisfying as possible. Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion is a game of many parts, but if there’s one concept it absolutely nails, it’s a simple one: blasting aliens in a high-tech exosuit should be exciting. At the same time, this sequel to Kenichiro Tsukuda’s 2019 combat-action game embraces the philosophy of “bigger is better,” expanding upon the original game’s mission-based structure with a massive open world to explore, layers upon layers of systems to learn, and seemingly endless ways to build a space-age war machine. It’s also one of the first multiplatform games of this scale to launch day-and-date on Nintendo Switch 2, making it an exciting litmus test for what the console might be capable of.  


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