Nintendo’s latest maintenance schedule for the week of February 16, 2025 is now available.
A couple of sessions have been scheduled at the moment. Nintendo Switch, Wii U, and 3DS will all be impacted.
Below is the full Nintendo maintenance schedule for the week of February 16, 2025:
Shueisha Games and Hakababunko shared a final launch trailer for Urban Myth Dissolution Center, which ties in with this week’s launch. The psycho-detective mystery adventure title was just made available on Nintendo Switch.
An overview of what to expect can be found in the following rundown:
Listings on the eShops provide file sizes for a bunch of Switch games. These include the remaster for Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny, Glover, and more.
Here’s the full roundup:
Gameplay has been released showing Tomb Raider 4-6 Remastered on Nintendo Switch specifically. Fans can get a brief look at all three titles in the collection.
Some information about the package can be found in the following overview:
It’s almost time for another Kairosoft title on Nintendo Switch with the company having announced Pro Wrestler Story. Fans can pick it up on February 20, 2025.
Pro Wrestler Story acts as the latest sim game from Kairosoft. This time around, players will build up their own pro wrestling team, the gym, and more.
The remake / reimagining of GoldenEye 007 for Wii was a big deal back in 2010, but it turns out there was originally opposition to including guns and making it violent.
Founder Bobby Kotick recalled the early days of the project in the latest episode of the Grit podcast. Barbara Broccoli, who co-owns the rights to the James Bond IP, was opposed to including guns. However, Activision stood its ground knowing what fans would expect given how closely the game resembles the N64 original.
We’ve been in the late era of the original Nintendo Switch’s life span for a good while now, which means it’s as good a time as any to work on a Pokedex. At the time of writing, there are a whopping 1,025 existing Pokemon, and the only way to hoard ’em all at once is to put them in Pokemon Home. To be clear, I’d finished my “Living Dex” a long while ago – but to fill the time between Nintendo’s official releases, I decided to redo my entire Living Dex – but with every Pokemon caught in a standard Poke Ball and with my OT (which means traded Pokemon don’t count towards it). If you don’t know this already, a Living Dex is when you have every single Pokemon in the game stored in your boxes. That means the entire evolutionary line, and in my case, every gender difference and form difference for each Pokemon as well.
Working on a Living Dex in 2025 made me realize how absurdly difficult it is to complete this task in 2025. Having completed all of the main series Pokemon games, this was much easier for me than for someone just starting a Living Dex project. But today, I’ll explain what the toughest Pokemon to obtain for Living Dex purposes are and how to go about obtaining them in the easiest way. Surprisingly, there are also a lot of Pokemon that cannot legitimately be caught in a standard Poke Ball along with your OT. We’ll be going over those too.
Ogre was previously revealed as a DLC character for Under Night In-Birth II Sys:Celes, and we now have a proper look at the character.
Here’s some information about him:
