Outright Games, along with 3DClouds, today announced Paw Patrol: Rescue Wheels Championship for Nintendo Switch. The title launches on October 31, 2025.
Charles Martinet isn’t the voice of Mario anymore, but he’s still very important to Nintendo. After he retired from the role, Martinet was named an ambassador of the character. You can continue to see him at various conventions where he’ll act as Mario, and his goal is ultimately to “maintain the integrity” of the character.
Recently, there was a bit of “controversy” due to an encounter that entertainer Ricky Berwick had with Martinet. The two met at a convention, but Berwick claimed on social media he “wasn’t even allowed to do the voice of Mario or any of his iconic character’s voices either at the convention I attended over the weekend.” It was quickly clarified that this referred to anything on camera – Martinet is happy to play the part when not being recorded as long as what’s asked of him is true to the character.
Today, Hamster announced that it’s bringing Arcade Archives Spinal Breakers to Nintendo Switch. A worldwide release is set for tomorrow, June 12.
We originally saw Spinal Breakers way back in 1991. The shooting title, made by Video System, has players taking on enemies infected by an artificial lifeform.
Here’s an official overview with more details:
June 10: Nintendo has announced its next free Switch game update on Switch 2, which is for Splatoon 3. It will be available on June 12, 2025 with version 10.0.0
The update will include enhanced visuals and a better frame rate, particularly in locations like Splatsville and the Grand Festival Grounds. Cross-play with Nintendo Switch owners will be supported.
In a couple of weeks, Rusty Rangers will be appearing on Nintendo Switch. Fantastica shares the news today along with a June 21, 2025 release date.
Rusty Rangers is a retro-style platformer with roguelite depth and Metroidvania elements. Players can take control of one of a few rangers, explore different worlds, and ultimately restore peace.
Here’s some additional information:
Nintendo has come through with its first official report on Switch 2 sales, revealing that the system has sold over 3.5 million units worldwide. It has achieved the highest global sales for any Nintendo device to date. That feat was accomplished during the platform’s first four days on the market.
Nintendo just put out an announcement with the news. You can find it in full below.
Today, we’re going over some tips and tricks on how to more easily win in Mario Kart World’s Grand Prix mode with a new guide.
Mario Kart World is available now on Nintendo Switch 2, and players have noticed that Grand Prix mode isn’t quite as easy this time around. One of the game’s main goals is to earn three stars on every Grand Prix cup on 150cc – when you do that, the 50cc and 100cc automatically earn gold stars even if you’ve never played them. That being said, the CPUs on 150cc are particularly challenging. They’re fast, they drift, they take shortcuts, and they wait until the best moment to use powerful items. This makes 150cc Grand Prix races surprisingly challenging – much more so than previous titles in the series (or at least recent ones).
The next Minecraft collaboration is here with the game getting a new DLC add-on for How to Train Your Dragon.
How to Train Your Dragon is receiving a new live-action movie, and this is what the DLC is based on. Toothless and other beloved dragons are featured here. You can become a dragon rider as you take off into the skies, learn each dragon’s personality, and bond with them to unlock unique abilities.
Support is available for both single-player and multiplayer. Also, the Hiccup’s Viking Helmet is out now for free in the Dressing Room.
We have another Nintendo Switch 2 sales report, this time from Spain.
According to Gamereactor, the console sold 108,000 units in the region for its release. This is based on sales recorded between last Thursday and Sunday.
