Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics has received another update following its enhancements on Switch 2. We all know Nintendo loves their stability patches and this update seems to follow suit.
Another SpongeBob SquarePants has been confirmed for Nicktoons & The Dice of Destiny as GameMill today announced that Sandy Cheeks is on the roster.
In the game, Sandy is showing up as a barbarian. Her moves include Big Acorn, Hammer Swing, Hibernation Mode, Hurricane Attack, Avalanche Strike, Rodeo Lasso, and Texas.
With Amazon Prime Day 2025 kicking off, we’re posting a roundup of some Nintendo-related deals you can take advantage of.
Amazon does require that you’re subscribed to its Prime service in order for the deals to unlock. These days though, it doesn’t feel like that much of a niche subscription. But even if you’re not a member, you can get your hands on a free trial here and get involved with Amazon Prime Day.
You can find the current roundup below. We’ll update the list if any other notable deals appear.
As Nintendo and Amazon continue to mend their relationship, it seems that the retailer is gearing up for its first opportunity to sell the system to customers in the United States.
You can’t purchase the console immediately, which isn’t surprising given how other retailers have handled the situation. Currently you can request an invite for the Mario Kart World bundle or the standard system. Those that register – if they’re selected – will receive an email with a link that’s valid for 22 hours. Note that if you aren’t selected during this round of invites, your request is still eligible to be selected in future rounds so you don’t need to submit another request for the next three months.
Fangamer today shared details on not one, but two new physical releases for Nintendo Switch with Crow Country and 20XX/30XX.
Crow Country will be sold as a standard copy and Deluxe Edition. In the latter, you’ll receive the following bonuses: a 4-piece acrylic standee measuring about 3.1 inches tall and 3.9 inches wide, a 40-page journal for taking important notes, three retro-inspired holographic character cards featuring Mara, Arthur, and Edward Crow, and two kiss-cut sticker sheets. Both versions include a 20-page instruction booklet straight from the developers, filled with tips, character bios, and more plus a 9×12 inch double-sided folded poster showcasing an original park map and promotional flier.
A few years after it was announced, Time Flies has been given a final release date. Panic and Playables confirmed today that it’s hitting Nintendo Switch on July 31, 2025.
Time Flies was originally revealed back in 2022. It took significantly longer than expected for the project to wrap up, as it was last slated for 2023.
Here’s an overview of the game:
July 7: Gameloft is reading the final chapter of the expansion pass, Disney Dreamlight Valley: The Storybook Vale, with Part 2: The Unwritten Realm, and we have the patch notes.
Players will rescue some old pals and befriend a couple of characters from Disney’s Sleeping Beauty. There’s also the new evasive Snippets, new challenging puzzles, and more. All players will also gain access to bug fixes.
The full rundown is as follows:
The renowned horror game from Abylight has officially received a release date for Nintendo Switch. Soma, originally launched for PC back in 2015, is making its way to the console on July 24, 2025.
Developed by Frictional Games, Soma is a first-person sci-fi horror experience set in a remote underwater research facility. Players must uncover the mystery behind the facility’s downfall while facing unsettling encounters, psychological tension, and existential themes that challenge the concept of consciousness and identity.
Here’s a bit of information about the game:
The latest EDGE review scores for issue #413 (September 2025 issue) have now been released. Games reviewed this month include Mario Kart World, Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour, and more.
Here’s the full roundup:
Hideki Kamiya, who was a writer and supervising director on Bayonetta 3, has reflected on the controversial voice acting situation that happened with Helena Taylor.
For the third entry in the series, Jennifer Hale took over the role of Bayonetta. Taylor had voiced the character up until that point. PlatinumGames indicated at the time that “various circumstances” led to the change.
