October 25: Amazon has outed the news early that The Binding of Isaac: Repentance+ and Order Up are coming to Nintendo Switch 2.
These appear to be the first games for the system coming from Nicalis. Neither title has been officially announced yet, but that should be changing soon.
Heads up for Nintendo Switch 2 owners: a demo for SpongeBob SquarePants: Titans of the Tide has now gone live, accessible via the eShop. This comes ahead of next month’s launch.
With the demo, players can access the first levels of the game. SpongeBob and Patrick are both playing, and the latter character’s new abilities can be accessed.
Here’s some information about the game:
Donkey Kong Bananza’s first limited-time Emerald Rush event is live, and we’ve got some tips and tricks so you can get all of its rewards in one go.
A while back, we compiled an even larger collection of tips and tricks for Emerald Rush. Those still apply here, so we’d highly recommend reading it in case you need to brush up on your skills. Fortunately, this event is actually far easier than getting an emerald medal on the highest difficulty of any given stage. To obtain the exclusive Enguarde and Kong Bananza statues, you’ll need to collect 1 million emeralds in a single round. That sounds daunting, but the reason this event is easier is because all of the emerald perks that appear revolve around chips. That means every single emerald perk you choose will actually be helpful – unlike non-event Emerald Rush runs, where you have to sift through dozens of bonuses that don’t immediately bring you any benefit.
2024: The Wild Gentlemen today confirmed plans to release Chicken Police: Into the Hive on consoles, including Nintendo Switch. These versions will arrive sometime after the PC edition, which is due out on November 7.
Chicken Police: Into the Hive is a “point-and-cluck” film-noir detective game. It follows the previous title, Chicken Police: Paint it Red, which came to Switch in 2020.
Further details can be found in the following overview:
We finally have news about the next Nintendo Switch Online Game Trial for North America, which is Disney Illusion Island.
Members can play through the entire game for free. Additionally, save data is compatible with the full version if they choose to purchase it later. There will likely be a Nintendo eShop sale as well for all Switch owners, but we’re waiting to hear more about that.
Just when you may have thought that all of the major news had surfaced from the Pokemon “Teraleak”, another significant discovery has been shared – this time revealing the prototype for Pokemon Pokopia.
Recently, we heard that Pokemon Pokopia was originally planned for Nintendo Switch 1. It was reported that it was intended to be a spiritual successor to Pokemon: Let’s Go with Pokemon Home connectivity. Something also mentioned was that assets would have been reused from top-down perspective games in the series.
Lovish was previously announced, but it’s now confirmed that the game will debut on consoles as well, including Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch. A release is planned for Q1 2026.
Lovish is an 8-bit side-scrolling action adventure game. You’ll be journeying with Sir Solomon through a series of bite-sized rooms, who’s looking to rescue Princess Tsuna from the Devil Lord.
Tons of additional details can be found in the following rundown:
Joystick Ventures and Playworks made it known today that they’re planning StarVaders for Nintendo Switch. The two sides are currently keeping quiet on launch timing.
StarVaders is a roguelike deckbuilder with grid-based tactics battles. In the game, you’ll control a powerful mech as you fight off the alien invasion.
Learn more in the following overview:
Sobaka Studio will be releasing Kiborg on Nintendo Switch, the developer announced toady. It’s confirmed to launch on December 9, 2025.
Kiborg is a fast-paced action roguelite with brutal, cybernetic-enhanced combat. After landing in prison for a crime you didn’t commit, you’ll enter a reality show in hopes of earning freedom.
Learn more via the following overview:
Announced today, Laysara: Summit Kingdom will be making an appearance on Nintendo Switch. As of now we’re unsure about launch timing.
Laysara: Summit Kingdom is a city building game. While building settlements that can stretch into the mountains, you’ll need to “plan production chains and satisfy various needs of your three-caste society while dealing with mountain hazards such as weather breakdowns and avalanches.”
More information can be found in the following overview:
