New footage of Metroid Prime 4: Beyond debuted today. Nintendo provided a look at Planet Viewros plus psychic abilities that can be used to operate mechanisms, open doors, and control the trajectory of Samus’ beams. A new suit was also teased at the end.
Below is the new trailer:
Bandai Namco just shared the release date for Shadow Labyrinth. The game launches on July 18, 2025.
Shadow Labyrinth was originally revealed at The Game Awards 2024 in December. Today’s update gives a look at never-before-seen gameplay including the first glimpse of a powerful mode players unlock as they progress through the game, where they take on the form of a massive robotic mech called Gaia. This inflicts heavy damage to enemies and levels the playing field for battles with some of the game’s most epically huge bosses. The game also features the quick and agile Swordsman No.8 melee combat and Mini Puck mode that lets players ride rails and explore small areas in classic Pac-Man style.
The next week is going to be insane for Nintendo news, and the fun starts today with a March 2025 Nintendo Direct presentation starting in one hour, and along with that, we’ve got the official live streams for all regions plus a live blog. This will kick off at 7 AM PT / 10 AM ET / 2 PM in the UK / 3 PM in Europe.
Today’s event will be about 30 minutes long, which will cover Nintendo Switch games. We will not be hearing about Nintendo Switch 2 – that will follow a week from today.
Today, Ziggurat Interactive today unveiled Cosmi: Forbidden Forests for Nintendo Switch. The publisher is bringing it over on May 27, 2025.
Cosmi: Forbidden Forests is a collection of ten hand-chosen classics from the Commodore 64 era of the 1980s. Additionally, bonus materials are included.
Here’s some additional information:
It’s time for the newest North American Nintendo Download Switch report for the week of March 27, 2025. The latest releases on the Nintendo eShop include Bubble Ghost Remake, Croc Legend of the Gobbos, and more.
Here’s the full roundup:
December 5: Cattle Country is seeing release on Nintendo Switch, publisher Playtonic Friends and developer Castle Pixel announced today. The game is on track for an early 2025 debut.
Cattle Country is a cowboy life sim game. In the title, players will become a determined pioneer traveling west to start a new life.
Further details can be found in the following overview:
As confirmed by Tea Stained Games, the studio’s new project Cabbie is in the works for Nintendo Switch. A release date will be provided later.
Cabbie, an arcade driving game, has players driving, drifting, and delivering across five destructible worlds. Support is planned for both online and local play.
We’ve got more information in the following overview:
March 24: Mega Evolutions are back in Pokemon Legends: Z-A after a hiatus, and based on a new rumor, it seems that Game Freak is adding a bunch of introducing a bunch of new ones.
According to Pyoro – yes, that Pyoro who used to leak a ton of Nintendo Direct news – the game will feature 27 new Mega Evolutions. Technically, that number was not given directly. Fans noticed that Pyoro told one person on social media to look at the upper left corner of their keyboard, which is ASCII Code 27.
