A big sale is up and running on the Nintendo Switch eShop from Warner Bros. with almost everything at its lowest price yet, including games in the Harry Potter, LEGO, and Mortal Kombat franchises. This applies to the recently-released Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions, Mortal Kombat 1, and more.
The full lineup is as follows:
Nintendo has confirmed that we’ll be hearing more about the Nintendo Switch successor within the fiscal year, but said nothing about the launch titles for their upcoming new system. It is safe to say that we’ll be getting a new 3D Mario game at some point, although whether it’ll be a Super Mario Odyssey 2 or something entirely new is anyone’s guess. However, we have some ideas about potential new features that could be in the game – which you can check out below.
November 22: RedDeerGames is publishing Pick My Heart 1 & 2 on Nintendo Switch, the company announced today. A release is scheduled for December 5, 2024.
Pick My Heart 1 & 2 features a two-chapter visual novel inspired by Greek mythology. Bikini Games is behind the development.
Further information can be found in the following overview:
August 9: City Connection have announced that they will be bringing shoot’em up Under Defeat to Nintendo Switch on December 5 in Japan. The title, an HD remaster of the PS3/Xbox 360 original, was previously revealed earlier this year. A Western release has currently not been announced.
You can check out an overview of the game and a trailer below, courtesy of City Connection:
Mindscape released Dog Man: Mission Impawsible on Nintendo Switch, and we have a launch trailer to celebrate. The action-packed platformer comes ahead of Dog Man movie premiering in January 2025.
Those interested in the game can check out the following overview for more details:
Today, Limited Run Games shared details about its plans to produce a physical release for Shin chan: Shiro and the Coal Town.
The game will be sold standalone, but it’ll also be available via a collector’s edition. Those opting for the latter will also receive reversible interior art, flexi disc soundtrack, an acrylic standee, and a pin badge.
Croc: Legend of the Gobbos has been delayed, and Argonaut Games provided an official statement on social media.
The title was originally planned to land on Nintendo Switch and other platforms this year. However, it’s now been pushed to Q1 2025. Argonaut explained that “a little more time is needed to add the final touches to ensure the game meets the high standards that we aspire to and which you deserve.”
The full statement reads:
A new PQube Asia Showcase 2024 will air on December 11, PQube just announced. It will air at 12 PM PT / 3 PM ET / 8 PM in the UK / 9 PM in Europe.
Those tuning in can expect a look at PQube’s “entire 2025 lineup and beyond”. The company has confirmed that there’ll be “no less than five first time announcements” coming to various consoles, including Nintendo Switch. Updates will also be shared on previously announced titles including Bustafellows Season 2, Genso Manege, Phantom Breaker: Battle Grounds Ultimate, and Him, the Smile & Bloom.
Atari is celebrating the new Nintendo Switch version of RollerCoaster Tycoon Classic with the latest trailer. The game made it to the console this week.
For those that need a refresher on what to expect, read the following overview:
More rumors have surfaced not only regarding Nintendo Switch 2’s reveal and release timing, but also the apparent port of Kirby: Planet Robobot on Nintendo’s current console.
Today’s speculation comes from the Nate the Hate podcast. NateDrake, who’s name has been out there before with Nintendo rumors and the industry as a whole, held discussion pointing to a possible Nintendo Switch 2 reveal between the second half of January and early February. Given that an announcement is expected by the end of the fiscal year ending March 2025, that’s not too surprising. Nintendo’s next financial results briefing is also planned for February 4.
