The latest EDGE review scores for issue #408 (April 2025 issue) have now been released. Among the Nintendo Switch games covered include Civilization 7, Afterlove EP, and more.
Here’s the full roundup:
A final launch trailer has been released for Amber Isle. It took a bit of extra time following delays, but the dino-centric shop management sim was finally made available on Nintendo Switch this week.
Lots of details about the game can be found in the following overview:
As usual, there were a ton of new releases on the Nintendo eShop, but there’s one that went under the radar: Cosmic Fantasy Collection 2.
We previously reported on this one last year. Cosmic Fantasy 3, Cosmic Fantasy 4: Prelude to Legend, and Cosmic Fantasy 4: Van’s Return are included. You can opt to purchase everything as one collection or individual games.
It sounds like there’s a strong chance of Marvel Rivals finding its way to Nintendo Switch 2.
Speaking with IGN, producer Weicong Wu said that the team is “open to” a port. Wu indicated that it’s all about making sure it can perform well. As long as the game can provide “a great experience for our gameplay”, we should be seeing it on the new console. The most encouraging thing here is that NetEase has already been in touch with Nintendo and is “working on some development kits.”
Wu’s full words:
The latest Nintendo Switch eShop charts for the week of February 15, 2025 are now available.
For the second time in a row, Hello Kitty Island Adventure comes out on top. However, Super Mario Party Jamboree is still showing few signs of slowing down, coming in right behind.
Below are the full Nintendo Switch eShop charts for the week of February 15, 2025:
Fresh gameplay is in for The Legend of Heroes: Trails through Daybreak 2 on Nintendo Switch. NIS America brought the RPG to the west this week.
Catch up on all of the important details in the following overview:
With the recent release of Mario & Luigi: Brothership, it’s a better time than ever to get into the rest of the series. And with Nintendo Switch Online’s Expansion Pack, that’s rather easy. Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga, the first game in the series, is available as part of the Game Boy Advance app. After completing Brothership, we gave the original Superstar Saga another shot (making for this writer’s fourth unique playthrough). Despite the fact that it has a remake available on Nintendo 3DS that released in 2017, this game holds up surprisingly well – and in a way it’s actually refreshing to play after going through Mario & Luigi: Brothership. Here’s why Superstar Saga is still worth your time today. We’ll be discussing a few story spoilers, so keep that in mind before you continue.
Ready at Dawn was sadly shuttered last year, but during the span of the studio’s twenty years in operation, a port of Okami for Wii was a passion project that the company worked on. In a recent interview, co-founder Dawn Andrea Pessino spoke about what went into making it happen and the struggles involved.
Things began when Ready at Dawn and Capcom were talking during GDC many years ago. Pessino indicated that the challenges started due to a lack of resources from Capcom. Not much was provided and everything was in Japanese.
November 18: JanduSoft, Megalixir Games, and RCK Games have announced that they’re teaming up on the visual novel Destino Indomable, which is planned for Nintendo Switch. It will be available in early 2025.
Destino Indomable is a visual novel in which players will enter into the glamorous, drama-filled world of Latin telenovelas as they take on the role of a rising actress navigating the chaos of stardom, romance, and mystery. A 15-hour story and multiple endings are included.
A new physical release of Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time has now gone up for pre-order on Nintendo Switch.
At one point, it seems that Nintendo was set to produce a boxed copy – at least in Europe. However, that has now been scrapped apparently. As of now Japan is the only confirmed region with a physical release. But if you’re looking to pick up the game in boxed form, you’ll be able to do so with the Japanese release. English and other languages will be supported, and since Nintendo Switch is region free, anyone can import a copy.
