TGS 2025 is coming quick at the end of the month, and now Square Enix has unveiled its lineup for the show.
Most Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 games in the lineup will be available with hands on demos. The only titles for the platforms without demos will be Dragon Quest X Online, and Octopath Traveler 0.
Here is Square Enix’s full line up for TGS 2025:
The 2025 Tokyo Game Show is just within the month, and Arc System Works has now come forward with its lineup for the show.
Some Nintendo Switch titles will be at the event. The only Switch 2 title featured will be Dear me, I was…
The full Arc System Works TGS 2025 lineup is as follows:
Dusk Index: Gion is making its way to Nintendo Switch. Publisher Bushiroad have just announced a release date of January 29, 2025, with Japan receiving a physical release.
Dusk Index: Gion is a visual novel developed by Cherrymochi. The title takes place between two ages of Japan, and revolves around a murder case linked between both periods.
You can learn more about the game in the following overview:
The Nintendo Classics Switch Online app has now been updated, and new features have been added in. Note that you’ll need to download and install version 3.0.0.
The main addition is that button remapping is now supported. That means if you’re unhappy with the setup for a particular game, you can rearrange things to your heart’s content. Button mapping was added to the Nintendo Classics SNES app not too long ago as well.
August 27: A new set of Nintendo Switch Online icons are now available Kirby and the Forgotten Land, which celebrates the Nintendo Switch 2 Edition. Designs were previously went live awhile back, though now fans can get their hands on the latest ones.
It’s the usual deal here. You can nab icons for characters, backgrounds, and frames. As we typically see, characters cost 10 Platinum Points on My Nintendo. Backgrounds and frames are 5 Platinum Points each.
Cronos: The New Dawn is almost here, and we now have a graphics comparison for the Nintendo Switch 2 and PS5 versions of the game.
It’s clear that certain changes were needed in order to get things up and running on Nintendo’s hardware. Both resolution and frame rate are lower on the system, which is to be expected. While it’s not 60 frames per second, an initial look seems to show that things are stable at 30 FPS on Nintendo Switch 2. Otherwise we also get a resolution of 1080p that’s upscaled.
IO Interactive just gave a lengthy first look at 007 First Light, its new James Bond game, and we also have confirmation about the voice actors and the release date. A half hour of footage was shown as part of a PlayStation State of Play broadcast.
This is actually the very first gameplay. IO shows off stealth, driving segments, shootouts, and more. For the voice cast, we know that Patrick Gibson is playing James Bond. Other confirmed actors include Lennie James as Greenway and Priyanga Burford as M, Alastair Mackenzie as Q, Kiera Lester as Moneypenny, and Noemie Nakai as Ms. Roth.
Here’s some information about the game:
A new update is available for Easy Come Easy Golf with the game receiving version 1.9.8.
A big addition is the inclusion of a frame rate option. Players can now select a 60 FPS mode, which will be especially helpful if playing on Nintendo Switch 2. Other improvements and adjustments are included such as better load times.
The full rundown is as follows:
Red Deer Games, in collaboration with Destructive Creations, has announced that the real-time tactics title War Mongrels will be released on Nintendo Switch on September 16.
Set on the Eastern Front of World War II, the game features a dark narrative that begins with two characters before others join the group, each bringing their own unique abilities. Players will need to manage their team carefully, selecting the right members for missions that involve sabotage, stealing documents, taking down enemies, and even helping civilians.
