Mortal Kombat 1 got its latest update today for March 2025.
The big stuff here, of course, is T1000 and Madam Bo. But on top of that, there are a ton of balance adjustments. Nintendo Switch players will also be interested to hear that there are a few specific improvements on that platform.
Below is the full rundown:
After previously launching digitally, Riki 8Bit Game Collection is now getting a physical release on Nintendo Switch. Limited Run Games is handling this one.
The physical release will be sold standalone, but every copy includes some extra goodies. Other than the game on a cartridge, you’ll get a special box, original soundtrack, and eleven art cards. Only 1,000 copies will be available.
A new version 1.1.0 update has just come to Fitness Boxing 3, which includes Hiro as a new instructor.
Outside of that, there are other additions and adjustments. These include a new screen showing the history of the latest 100 workouts and the ability to select the classic target design. Elsewhere some of the workout themselves have been adjusted.
Below is a full rundown of the update:
The remaster of Croc: Legend of the Gobbos just received a release date. Today, it was announced that the game launches on April 2, 2025.
The title, which originally debuted on the PS1, was initially planned to make its return last year. However, Argonaut decided to make use of some “final touches to ensure the game meets the high standards that we aspire to and which you deserve.”
Nightmare Busters Rebirth is in development for Nintendo Switch, Pix’n Love and Aurora Game Studio revealed today. A release window was not provided.
Nightmare Busters originally released for the SNES, but it didn’t actually receive a proper release until 2013. The run and gun action game is now making a modernized comeback that will support local co-op.
Here’s some information about it:
Thanks to Nintendo, we have an early launch trailer for Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition. The game will be officially available later this week.
For those that need a refresher on the RPG, check out the following overview:
We’ve already seen LEGO cross over with Mario, The Legend of Zelda, and Animal Crossing, but it’s now been announced that another Nintendo-related property is getting the same treatment – that being Pokemon.
Earlier today, a video was posted by LEGO Mexico on Facebook before it was quickly pulled. During that period when it was available, fans were able to preserve it in full. While it doesn’t show much, Pikachu is teased in LEGO form. It’s a quick clip, though it’s nonetheless clear that we’re getting LEGO Pokemon sets in the future. It’s now confirmed that this will all kick off in 2026.
Here’s that video in full:
We’ve just received the final release date for Pocket Bravery on Nintendo Switch. The game is due out on April 10, 2025.
Pocket Bravery was originally confirmed for Nintendo Switch back in 2022. It first came to PC last August, and now the console versions are almost ready to go.
A ton of information about the game can be found in the following overview:
Reviews for Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition are now starting to come in. With the game launching on Switch in just a couple of days, Nintendo has now lifted the embargo.
Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition isn’t entirely new as it initially released on Wii U. However, Monolith Soft put in some extensive work to not only improve the original experience, but add to it as well. Most fans are well aware of this, but a brand new story has now been added. On top of that, there have been improvements to the graphics, the gameplay itself, and more.
