Developed by Jupiter Corporation, Picross: Juufuutei Raden’s Guide for Pixel Museum finally has a release date for Nintendo Switch: June 5. This unique puzzle experience showcases a variety of arts and crafts, with Raden, the museum’s curator, serving as your guide through the exhibits.
March 20: Today, Daedalic Entertainment and Flatter Than Earth nailed down the release date for Once Upon a Puppet. The game heads to Nintendo Switch on April 23, 2025.
Once Upon a Puppet was just revealed for Nintendo’s console in February. While we were given a 2025 release window at the time, it turns out the wait wasn’t overly long.
Today, Outright Games announced that it’s set to release NBA Bounce on Nintendo Switch. The title is slated for September 26, 2025.
NBA Bounce is a family-friendly basketball game. Unfinished Pixel is handling development.
Learn more about what the game has to offer via the following overview:
Today, it was announced that The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy will be getting a series of post-launch updates. Patches are planned based on player feedback.
Details about the first update are already available. Fans can expect the following:
Original: Another Nintendo Switch 2 leak has emerged, this time showing the actual device being turned on. While it’s small in the grand scheme of things, it’s actually the first time we’re able to see this.
Nintendo Switch 2, of course, has not officially launched. That won’t be happening until next Thursday, June 5. However, Russian Telegram channel Pops & Culture appears to have received a unit early somehow – likely through some sort of retailer leak.
A new Pokemon Presents is taking place on July 22, 2025, it’s just been announced. Information about specific timing of the presentation will follow later.
The Pokemon Company did not say what will be included in the Pokemon Presents event. However, expect Pokemon Legends: Z-A to be a big focus – the game just received an October release date. We’ll also likely get updates about ongoing titles such as Pokemon Unite and Pokemon Trading Card Game Pocket.
Thanks to The Pokemon Company for today’s news. Catch up on today’s Pokemon Legends: Z-A news here.
Studio Lalala is putting its upcoming project Kemono Teatime on Nintendo Switch, the developer confirmed today. A release is planned for this September.
Kemono Teatime is a tea-making simulator. You’ll manager a cafe, create different teas, and get to know different customers.
Additional details can be found in the following overview:
Giants Software is making Farming Simulator: Signature Edition for Nintendo Switch 2, the company just announced. Fans will be able to pick it up this winter.
Farming Simulator: Signature Edition is a comprehensive edition of Giants Software’s hit simulation game. It will include 400+ authentic machines, 25 crops, and 3 maps for agricultural variety. New content will be made available after launch to enhance the user experience.
Here’s some additional information:
For the latest Arcade Archives release on Nintendo Switch, it’s been announced that Super World Court is on the way. The game launches tomorrow, May 29.
Super World Court comes from Namco having originally launched in 1993. The sports title is a sequel to Pro Tennis World Court.
Here’s an official overview:
January 14: Soma, Amnesia: Rebirth, and Amnesia: The Bunker have all been announced for upcoming release on Nintendo Switch. This comes as part of a new partnership between Abylight and Frictional Games. Release dates weren’t announced, but they’ll presumably be arriving later in 2025.
Soma, Amnesia: Rebirth, and Amnesia: The Bunker are all horror games. Here’s a bit of information about each one:
