Kulebra and the Souls of Limbo secured a release date on Nintendo Switch, and it’s coming later this month. The title launches on May 16, 2025 worldwide.
Previously announced in 2022, Kulebra and the Souls of Limbo is a 3D adventure game that takes place in Limbo, a place where souls with deep regrets are cursed into repeating the same day on a loop. You’ll take on the role of Kulebra, a dead snake who goes on a quest to find his purpose while sharing his light with the residents in hopes of helping them as well.
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Nintendo 3DS audio guides at the Louvre museum, which have been a staple for over a decade, will soon be going out of operation. A notice on the official website states that this is going into effect in September 2025.
According to the site, “a new system” will be taking its place. While it’s technically possible that Louvre could work with Nintendo again, we wouldn’t necessarily ben on it.
Trombone Champ is back with another update having released version 1.31B.
Three new songs leads the way for the latest patch. There are other improvements as well such as the ability to “Favorite” tracks.
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A launch trailer has come in for Shotgun Cop Man, the latest game from the developer of My Friend Pedro. In true Devolver Digital fashion, it’s not a traditional release video as we’re instead treated to an “explosive new documentary about Shotgun Cop Man’s relentless pursuit of Satan from those that lived it – his ex-wife, former police partner and one of Satan’s trusted bodyguards”.
Get acquainted with the game via the following overview:
Nintendo has released another Switch firmware update with version 20.0.1.
This follows version 20.0.0 which arrived earlier in the week. With version 20.0.1, Nintendo is looking to address issues involving error code 2206-1015 that was preventing some users from starting their devices. We reported on the situation here.
Grindstone and Bitmap Galaxy are launching Preserve on Nintendo Switch this month, the two companies have announced. A release is scheduled for May 15, 2025.
Preserve, a puzzle nature-building game, has previously been in PC Early Access. For the full release on Nintendo Switch, it’s coming with four biomes and more.
Here’s the full rundown of the game:
April 30: After its previous digital debut, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate is now getting a physical release on Nintendo Switch. The launch is planned for August 26, 2025.
Fans can pick up a deluxe edition, which includes the game, Casey Jones and Junkyard Jam DLC plus one additional future paid DLC, reversible cover art, and ten collector’s cards. Also planned is the Pipin’ Hot Collector’s Edition containing everything in the deluxe edition as well as an Ooze-colored role-playing game dice, NYC manhole cover dice box, a 50-page art box, a comic from IDW, and more.
A major version 20.0.0 update just recently went live for Nintendo Switch this week, and while it’s added a number of new features, some are impacted by the error code 2206-1015.
This appears to be a worldwide issue as we’ve seen reports in both the west and Japan. If you’ve come across the error code, you may not be able to start your system. There also appear to be variations of the error code such as 2206-1014.
January 28: Today, City Connection unveiled Steam-Heart’s and Advanced V.G. Saturn Tribute. The Nintendo Switch release is slated for May 29, 2025 in Japan.
You’re getting two different experiences here. Steam-Heart’s is a sci-fi shooter while Advanced Variable Geo is a fighter. There’s support for various features such as the ability to rewind gameplay.
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Original” Nintendo continues updating elements of its brand seemingly in preparation for the Nintendo Switch 2, one of which being the designs of their eShop cards. You can get a look at them in the graphic above.
Posted by Brazilian user @PortalSMario on X, the new cards show off updated renders of classic Mario characters whom also appeared in the previous set. These include Mario, Luigi, Peach, Bowser, Toad, and Donkey Kong sporting his new Donkey Kong Bananza design. It should be also noted that the new cards seem to be square, in contrast to the previous designs being rectangular.
