We’ve got news about NetherWorld, as the game just confirmed it’s release date. Fans can grab it starting on September 12, 2025.
This is actually the first time that the NetherWorld has given any sort of launch window. Hungry Pixel is making the action adventure project.
Another round of names have been released that covers some of the most mispronounced Pokemon.
A few days ago, an image surfaced from the 2025 Pokemon Championships showing how Rayquaza is supposed to be pronounced. The intended way of doing so is with ray-KWAY-zuh. Some fans had instead been using Ray-KWAH-zuh, which we now know technically isn’t correct.
It turns out that a few other names were showcased during the 2025 Pokemon Championships, and now those have been shared online. Here’s the full list of mispronounced Pokemon:
BPM: Bitcrushed is in the works for Nintendo Switch, Kwalee and Awe Interactive revealed today. The game does not currently have a release window.
BPM: Bitcrushed is a retro roguelite that syncs movement and attacks to the beat. Players will go through dungeons, find loot, and more.
Fans can learn more in the following overview:
Draw Me A Pixel today announced its next game, which is Crushed in Time. The title is planned for 2026.
Crushed in Time is a spin-off to There is No Game. It features a time-traveling meta-mystery that follows characters from the original title, Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, as they search to find a missing character from their just-launched video game.
Dear Villagers, along with Lifeline Games, today announced Deer & Boy for Nintendo Switch. A release is planned for early 2026.
Deer & Boy is a cinematic platformer, which has a runaway boy meeting a fawn. Their bond will grow throughout the adventure, as will their abilities.
Further details can be found in the following overview:
The first notable post-launch update was just released for Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4 with version 2.0. Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch players can download it now.
The update brings Create-a-Park maps to Private Match, smooths out gameplay, and makes adjustments. A few bug fixes are included as well, with some that are Nintendo Switch 2 / Switch-specific.
The full rundown is as follows:
August 14: Owlcat Games, in partnership with Emotion Spark Studio, have shared the news that Nintendo Switch is getting Rue Valley. Launch timing is still being decided.
Rue Valley, a narrative RPG, is about a man trapped in a time loop. Players will be dealing with the character’s mental challenges and will meet “a colorful cast with complex emotional stories”.
Learn more about the game via the following overview:
SEGA continues to drop news for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, and the company has now passed along a recap of game modes. Other features are covered as well, including the Rival System, local co-op, and cross-play.
The full rundown is as follows:
Today, NIS America announced that it has picked up Starbites for publishing in the west, and also revealed a Nintendo Switch 2 version. The game launches overseas on that platform as well as the previous Nintendo Switch in early 2026.
We previously heard about Starbites at the end of last year. The initial Japanese launch is happening this October.
Learn more about the game in the following overview:
Dramatic Labs has just announced the release date for the interactive narrative game Star Trek: Resurgence, which will land on Nintendo Switch on August 28.
Star Trek: Resurgence is a bold interactive narrative game set shortly after the timeline of Star Trek: The Next Generation. A workers’ revolt threatens the fragile peace between two alien civilizations, forcing Starfleet to intervene.
