A new Pokemon Legends: Z-A overview trailer is in, which focuses on the Nintendo Switch 2 version of the game. Various aspects are covered, including Wild Zones, Z-A Royale, Rogue Mega Evolution, and more.
Nintendo has passed along the following information:
Following many community requests, Clicker Heroes is making the jump to Nintendo Switch. Fans will be able to get their hands on this version starting today.
The idol game, which first launched about a decade ago, is releasing as a free-to-start download. Players will click their way through hordes of monsters, earn gold, and recruit a variety of heroes with powerful skills.
Here’s an official overview:
Cthulu Mythos ADV Lunatic Whispers and Cthulu Mythos ADV The Isle of Ubohoth are both making their way to Nintendo Switch in a single collection. The double pack is set to release next week on October 9, 2025.
The Cthulu Mythos ADV games were both originally released on iOS, Android, and PC via Steam with Lunatic Whispers releasing in 2022, and The Isle of Ubohoth in 2024. The titles are visual novels with tabletop RPG elements including dice rolling.
You can see the full overview for both games below:
Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma has just received its first major update. This new version should be rolling out now for Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 players.
A couple of the major things added are 4 boss gauntlets for players who completed the major storyline, additions to village life ranging from a new development zone to inventory expansion, and also additions to social bonds in the game.
You can see the full rundown of patch notes below:
The final two characters for Marvel Cosmic Invasion have now been revealed thanks to a leak.
Earlier today, a demo for the game made it out on PC. Unsurprisingly, fans were quick to datamine the whole thing for roster secrets. As it turns out, the last two characters are hidden in the files. We’ll be going over this more beyond the break so keep that in mind before proceeding.
Cladun X3 just recently came to Nintendo Switch, and a launch trailer is now available. This marks the latest entry in the pixel action RPG series.
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It’s been about four decades since Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels launched, but one fan has now managed to uncover new Minus World levels.
Dedicated Nintendo fans are very likely aware of the Minus World glitch. By having Mario move a certain way in Super Mario Bros., players can end up in the wrong area in Super Mario Bros. As it turns out, now speedrunner and YouTuber Kosmic has shared his findings that shows there’s actually something similar in Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels as well.
System: Switch 2
Release date: September 26, 2025
Developer: EA Sports
Publisher: EA Sports
As a longtime football/soccer fanatic, I’ve played a whole bunch of different video game adaptations of the sport over the years – from ill-fated attempts like Mega Man Soccer, to really fun and engaging versions of the sport like in Mario Strikers or Virtua Striker 2. These are usually exaggerated or watered down versions of the beautiful game that don’t entirely reflect the appeal or the intricacies of the sport at its core, so although they can be serious arcade-y fun, they don’t always scratch the same itch of doing a Cruyff turn and smashing the ball top bins. This is why we have had direct football simulator games, like PES and FIFA, even Football Manager to an extent, really get popular in the late 90s and early 2000s. Getting a red card from a referee in FIFA International Soccer on SEGA Genesis, and choosing to endlessly run away from the official instead of accepting your punishment and coming off the pitch is very silly and fun, but not entirely accurate to the sport itself. As the years have gone on, I’ve played almost every entry in the EA FC/FIFA series, often with my dad. Some of my earliest memories of gaming come from playing against him on the PS1 in FIFA ’99, and as the games have improved in detail and range of play modes, my fondness for the series has grown. I think the newest entry in the series, EA Sports FC 26, truly rivals the best the series has to offer in every department.
Today, FIFA and Enver unveiled FIFA Heroes, which is now in the works for Nintendo Switch. The game launches in 2026.
FIFA Heroes is an arcade 5-a-side football game with fantasy flair set across the globe. It brings together the official mascots, football’s biggest icons, and fictional characters from iconic TV shows and films.
Here’s some additional information:
