November 11: After it was announced for Nintendo Switch earlier in the year, Servonauts has received a release date. An eShop listing shows that the title is launching on November 21, 2024.
While Servonauts never had a specific release date, the game was technically delayed. Maxart was initially planning on having it out during the first half of the year – but that window was ultimately missed.
Hamster will release Konami’s Ping Pong as the latest Arcade Archives game on Nintendo Switch, the company announced today. A worldwide release is planned for November 14, 2024.
November 6: WayForward have revealed the release date for the previously announced Double Dragon DLC for River City Girls 2, which adds Billy and Jimmy Lee from Double Dragon. It will actually launch next week on Switch, on November 12.
In case you missed our previous coverage, you can get an overview of the DLC below:
A final trailer has come through for Tetris Forever that ties in with this week’s launch. The Nintendo Switch collection features various games, the new Tetris Time Warp, and documentary featurettes.
Further details are available in the following eShop rundown:
System: Switch
Release date: November 8, 2024
Developer: Nintendo
Publisher: Acquire / Nintendo
The last year or so has been a remarkable year for RPGs, especially ones with “Mario” in the title. We’ve already been graced with lavishly produced remakes of both Super Mario RPG and Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door – and now, Nintendo is closing out the year with a brand new, wholly original RPG in the form of Mario & Luigi: Brothership. The Mario & Luigi series was originally helmed by Alphadream before their unfortunate closure in 2019, for Brothership, Nintendo has tapped Way of the Samurai and Tenchu developer Acquire to carry the torch forward. While the franchise’s new stewards have done an admirable job adhering to the series’ identity, some considerable missteps prevent the latest Mario & Luigi entry from reaching the lofty heights of its predecessors.
Nintendo has reaffirmed its commitment to 2D Zelda titles, with series producer Eiji Aonuma mentioning in a recent interview that the company’s wants “to keep this up as a contrast to the dynamic 3D games.”
Much of the hype surrounding the franchise these days has been in the 3D space. Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom have been two of the most acclaimed games across the entire industry. Still, it’s clear that 2D Zelda isn’t going anywhere.
Fangamer has confirmed its second upcoming physical release of the day following Little Kitty, Big City, which is Antonblast. The game will be available in boxed form sometime in 2025.
As of now Fangamer is only committing to a standard version. It’s unclear if any special editions are planned – more details about the physical release will follow later.
To celebrate Moana 2 from Disney, Minecraft is getting special DLC based on the movie.
Players can visit iconic locations like Te Fiti and Lalotai and reconnect with beloved characters such as Chief Tui while also encountering newcomers like Simea. The DLC also lets fans battle familiar foes like the mischievous Kakamora, race across the seas, steer their very own canoe, and explore the vibrant islands of Oceania. On top of this all, the free Flower Crown can be obtained in the Dressing Room for a limited time.
Super Bunny Man, which has already seen a good amount of success on PC, is now heading to Nintendo Switch. We have a confirmed release date of November 21, 2024.
Super Bunny Man is a chaotic, physics-based co-op platformer. The Nintendo Switch edition will have all of the solo, co-op and multiplayer madness over to the console.
Here’s some additional information about the game:
