Bandai Namco went live with a launch trailer for Freedom Wars Remastered, which just made it to Nintendo Switch. This marks the return of the cult classic originally made for PS Vita.
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Jar Jar Binks is joining Star Wars: Episode I: Jedi Power Battles as a new playable character, Aspyr just revealed.
The game is more than just a simple remaster of the classic game. Aside from updates like a modern control scheme, new characters will be added – and yes, Jar Jar Binks will be among them. There’ll also be a Tusken Raider, a Rodian, and more.
Idea Factory just announced a delay for the western version of Temirana: The Lucky Princess and the Tragic Knights.
Previously, the otome title was scheduled for 2025 in North America and Europe. Both regions will now be getting it in 2026, with a specific date to be provided later. Idea Factory did not provide a reason for the delay.
Bandai Namco released its latest Tales of Graces f Remastered character trailer, and now we have one for Richard.
Richard is the beloved prince of Windor. Asbel is his childhood friend and still thinks of him highly to this day. Bandai Namco notes that Richard “is sensitive and calm, and prefers to avoid conflict.”
Final Fantasy 7 Remake and Rebirth are both rumored to be making an appearance on Nintendo Switch 2. That claim comes from NateDrake, who said on the latest Nate the Hate podcast that he “can confirm” both RPGs will be on the console.
Both titles are also planned for Xbox. NateDrake said that Final Fantasy 7 Remake is due out first in 2025 followed by Rebirth in 2026. However, it’s unclear if the Nintendo Switch 2 and Xbox versions would launch at the same time.
Rumor has it that Xbox is gearing up for a significant amount of Nintendo Switch support, including its top-tier franchises like Halo.
NateDrake weighed in on what to expect during a new episode of the Nate the Hate podcast. It’s claimed that at some point, we’ll be seeing Halo: The Master Chief Collection as well as Flight Simulator on the new Nintendo console – as well as PS5.
The House of the Dead 2: Remake is officially coming to Nintendo Switch, Forever Entertainment has announced.
The House of the Dead 2 originally released in 1998. For the remake, other than upgraded graphics, fans can look forward to a remastered music (though the original soundtrack will also be available) and more.
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December 20: The Splatfest events in Splatoon 3 will continue next year, with Nintendo announcing the “Frosty Fest” due to take place in January
For the latest theme, players will be asked what would make them happiest out of money, experiences, and presents.
January 7: CES 2025 is in fully swing, and while the tech event isn’t overly exciting if you’re into console gaming, a bit of Nintendo Switch 2 is coming out of the show as accessories maker Genki has a dummy model on display.
The company has the unit on hand behind closed doors. To be clear, this is not a final retail unit. However, attendees can still get their hands on the dummy device which German outlet Netzwelt says is larger in the hands. The site was told by Genki that it has the “exact dimensions” of the Nintendo Switch 2.
Defender’s Quest 2: Mists of Ruin is in the works for Nintendo Switch, publisher Armor Games Studios and developer Level Up Labs announced today. It’ll come to Nintendo’s console sometime after the PC version, which is slated for January 30.
Defender’s Quest 2: Mists of Ruin is sequel to the classic tower defense game. The previous title made it to Nintendo Switch in
