22 minutes of gameplay is in for Jupiter Hell. This new Nintendo Switch title, a turn-based roguelike shooter, landed this week.
Courtesy of Hyperstrange, we have the following overview:
November 22: Maliki: Poison of the Past, which was announced for Nintendo Switch towards the start of the year, received its release date today. The game will be ready to go on March 11, 2025.
For those that originally missed it, Maliki: Poison of the Past is an adventure RPG. The project was first made known for Nintendo Switch this past March.
February 16: A bunch of news just dropped for Hunter x Hunter: Nen x Impact, including the release date and news about Season Pass 1.
The game launches for Nintendo Switch on July 17, 2025. However, things won’t end there. Hunter x Hunter: Nen x Impact has revealed Season Pass 1, which kicks off with Neferpitou this fall. Four other characters are on the way as well for Winter 2025, Spring 2026, and Summer 2026.
December 12: The Zebra-Man announced its release date today, and the game isn’t too far off. Zerouno Games is bringing it to Nintendo Switch on January 30, 2025.
The Zebra-Man was previously funded on Kickstarter. We then received official word that the top-down pixel art action game would appearing on Nintendo Switch almost a year ago.
The latest Nintendo Switch eShop charts for the week of February 22, 2025 are now available.
Just as we’ve seen the past couple of weeks, Hello Kitty Island Adventure is at the very top. Also similar to how things have been as of late, Super Mario Party Jamboree is right behind.
Below are the latest Nintendo Switch eShop charts for the week of February 22, 2025:
The Backrooms 1998 is marking its launch on Nintendo Switch with a new trailer. Coming from Feardemic and Steelkrill Studio, this is a new first-person found footage psychological horror survival game.
Learn more about it in the following overview:
Believe it or not, it’s been an entire two years since the last Kirby game. Nintendo has forgotten about Kirby. Jokes aside, the pink puffball had an incredibly productive 2022. Kirby and the Forgotten Land, the first true 3D platformer in the series, was released to critical acclaim. Later that year, we got the less-critically-acclaimed Kirby’s Dream Buffet, and then only a couple months later we get Kirby’s Return to Dream Land Deluxe. That’s a huge number of Kirby games in less than a year, though they were all clearly created by different development teams. Whereas Kirby and the Forgotten was a huge step in a new direction for the series, Return to Dream Land Deluxe didn’t need to be. We know there will be another 3D Kirby game in the hopefully not-too-distant future, and Return to Dream Land Deluxe served as a return to the franchise’s roots for those introduced to Kirby via Forgotten Land. Indeed, Kirby and the Forgotten Land sits on top as the best-selling Kirby game in the franchise at around seven million units sold.
With Pokemon Day 2025 approaching, we’ve got some predictions for the big event.
Pokemon Day just around the corner, and every time February 27 comes around there’s always a Pokemon Presents to go with it. Last year’s presentation revealed the existence of Pokemon Legends: Z-A, details on Pokemon Scarlet and Violet Raid events, and updates on The Pokemon Company’s other ongoing games. While the 2025 Pokemon Presents will probably be more of that (minus Scarlet and Violet, most likely), it’s a good time to toss out some predictions before the Pokemon hype cycle begins.
As a final look at the newly-released Star of Providence, we’ve got the game’s launch trailer. Bigmode and Team D-13 put out the top-down action shooter this week.
You can find information about it via the following eShop description:
