Two more classic Game Boy titles have just arrived on Nintendo Switch Online with Yoshi and Balloon Kid. Both can be accessed on Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch.
Balloon Kid is the older of the two games having debuted in 1990. Yoshi isn’t too far behind though as we first saw it soon after (1991 in Japan, 1992 in the west).
Here’s an overview of both:
January 8: Game File has spotted two new worker complaints filed to the United States’ National Labor Relations Board within the last month involving Nintendo of America and contracting firm Teksystems.
The first one came about on December 9, 2025. Following that, there was another on January 6, 2026. The individual or individuals behind the complaints are not publicly available and information is hard to come by currently.
What we know currently is that the complaints allege violations of clauses 8(a)(1) and 8(a)(4) from the labor act. As relayed by Game File, these are as follows:
If you kept your Nintendo Labo VR kit from a few years back, you might be interested to know that it’s compatible with the upcoming Virtual Boy – Nintendo Classics service.
In a couple of weeks, those with a Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack membership will be able to access Virtual Boy titles on Switch 2 and Switch. We previously knew that a dedicated accessory will be released along with a cheaper cardboard model. However, it now turns out that there’s a third option with the Nintendo Labo VR kit.
September 23: Borderlands 4 is seeing a delay on Nintendo Switch 2. This comes just a little more than a week until the game was expected on the console.
In a social media post, it was stated that the team is “committed to ensuring we deliver the best possible experience to our fans, and the game needs additional development and polish time to do that.” There’s hope that cross saves can be implemented as well. Nintendo eShop pre-orders will be cancelled because of the move.
ChainStaff is making its way to Nintendo Switch, publisher Null Games and developer Mommy’s Best Games announced today. It’s slated for April 8, 2026.
ChainStaff is a brutal side-scrolling action platformer. Players will swing, shoot, and spear through mutating hordes and bone-shaking boss fights.
A bunch of additional details can be found in the following overview:
SelectaPlay today unveiled Aero the Acro-Bat Legacy + Sunsoft Lost Gems, a new physical release for Nintendo Switch. It’ll be out this summer.
Aero the Acro-Bat Legacy + Sunsoft Lost Gems features six different classic games. Each one previously came to the Nintendo eShop, but will now ship on one physical cartridge.
Here’s the overview of everything included:
Chibig today opened a Kickstarter campaign for its latest game, Bel’s Fanfare. The €40,000 goal was reached in just a matter of hours, and that means we’ll be seeing the game on Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch down the road – currently it’s targeting 2027.
Bel’s Fanfare is an otherworldly RPG inspired by the Zelda classics as well as “the graphics of the PS2 and GameCube era, although it also recalls great 3DS titles.” The studio adds that Undertale and Spirited Away “contributed greatly to establishing a very special and detailed setting in which to tell one of Chibig’s most personal stories.”
Today, Mother Gaia Studio confirmed plans for a Nintendo Switch version of The Posthumous Investigation. The team is working on a port and will decide launch timing later.
The Posthumous Investigation is a time-loop murder mystery set against a noir-drenched 1937 Rio de Janeiro backdrop. In the game, you’ll be investigating the death of Brás Cubas, who actually hires you to find out what happened.
More information can be found in the following rundown:
January 27: MLB The Show 26 will be launching on Nintendo Switch, it’s been announced. The game will be available on March 17, 2026.
The big news today is that Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees will be starring on the cover. The 3x American League MVP, 3-time AL MVP, 7-time All-Star, 5-time Silver Slugger award winner, AL single-season home run record holder with 62 homers, and the 2026 Team USA World Baseball Classic Captain was previously the cover athlete in 2018.
First footage is in giving us a look at Pragmata running on Nintendo Switch 2.
Recently, a preview event was held in which Capcom had a demo on display. We have mostly portable footage, but also a bit of off-screen docked gameplay. While screenshots were previously released from the Nintendo Switch 2 version, now we have a proper look at the game in action.
