December 9, 2024: Today, publisher No More Robots and developer Teenage Astronauts announced their new game Little Rocket Lab. The game will release on Nintendo Switch in 2025.
Little Rocket Lab is a cozy take on the production line sim. The game features building and resource management sim gameplay.
The latest Nintendo Switch eShop charts for the week of November 8, 2025 are now available.
Things are looking pretty similar this time around, especially if you compare the last few top spots. We’re still seeing Pokemon Legends: Z-A and Animal Crossing: New Horizons still has its boost from the upcoming version 3.0.0 announcement.
Below are the full Nintendo Switch eShop charts for the week of November 8, 2025:
Square Enix has gone live with a major sale on Nintendo Switch via the eShop, with the first discount ever for The Last Remnant Remastered.
The Last Remnant Remastered came to the system way back in 2019. Square Enix has hosted multiple sales since then, but for whatever reason, it was never included. That has finally changed – after more than six years, the first discount is live. Fantasian Neo Dimension, Chocobo GP, and more have also hit new lows.
Below is the full roundup:
Pokemon Legends: Z-A has been out for a little while now, and players are starting to get involved in the game’s competitive scene. It looks much different than the turn-based combat of Pokemon Scarlet and Violet – namely, Speed isn’t as important in the real-time battle system, which means Pokemon like Metagross, Excadrill, and Gyarados all rule the game at the moment. Even so, there are plenty of Pokemon that just don’t make the cut. Winning with these Pokemon online would be a real challenge!
A final launch trailer has been released for Of Blades & Tails, which landed on Nintendo Switch this week. Pineapple Works brought over the 2D turn-based open-world RPG.
Everything you need to know can be found in the following overview:
Plants vs. Zombies: Replanted is back with another update via version 1.2.1.
Various fixes and improvements are included. On Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch, there are some things that have been touched up specifically for those systems.
The full rundown is as follows:
SEGA has shared exact specifications for the new Nintendo Switch 2 Edition of Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, breaking down the frame rate and resolution. We have information for both docked and portable play.
The good news is that, for the most part, Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds will run at 60 frames per second on Nintendo Switch 2. That’s an upgrade over Nintendo Switch which limited things to 30 FPS. The main exception is that 4-player split-screen reduced the action to 30 FPS.
The full Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds Nintendo Switch 2 Edition frame rate and resolution breakdown is as follows:
Super Mario Galaxy 2 is inherently more of a grind than its predecessor. Both games require collecting 9,999 Star Bits for true 100% completion, but only Super Mario Galaxy 2 requires collecting 9,999 coins – its predecessor doesn’t keep score of your total collected coins. Coins are generally much more difficult to farm than Star Bits because if you lose a life during a level, you lose all of your collected coins up until that point (whereas you keep your Star Bits). Fortunately, there’s a very easy coin farming method in Super Mario Galaxy 2 that will get you well over 500 coins within a matter of minutes. Just don’t lose a life!
