Sword of the Necromancer: Resurrection was given its final release date today. The title heads to Nintendo Switch on January 23, 2025, Grimorio of Games confirmed.
Sword of the Necromancer: Resurrection, a remake of the original game, was unveiled towards the start of the year. The original goal was to have it out in 2024, but the launch slipped a bit.
Super Mario Run has hosted a few new events throughout the year, and now players can get involved in another one featuring Super Mario Party Jamboree.
Similar to past events, players can get rewards by completing missions. There are Rainbow Galleria, Goomba Lagoon, and King’s Bowser’s Keep missions to complete. By doing everything, you can receive nine different rewards.
Developer Nihon Falcom have announced that Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter, which was originally revealed earlier this year during a Nintendo Direct presentation as The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky the 1st, will be launching worldwide on Nintendo Switch in Fall 2025. The game is a remake of The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky, and will feature fully voice-acted cutscenes in English and Japanese, as well as various changes and improvements to the gameplay.
Get the latest information on the remake below:
F-Zero 99 has received a bunch of support throughout 2024, and one last 1.5.5 update for the year was just released.
Frozen Tour is back in action, and can be played until January 19, 2025. Players will compete in three-lap races for points as they aim for a high score. Gem Sparks can also be collected on Frozen Tour Event tracks to unlock special rewards.
Here’s the full rundown of today’s update:
The big “Vita Nova” update for Terra Nil has just made its way to Nintendo Switch and we’ve got the patch notes.
The patch brings along a bunch of new content for players plus bug fixes. New missions, a new animal system, a world map UI revamp, and more are included. Plus things won’t be stopping here as another content update is already in the works.
Here’s a quick rundown of the update:
The past few weeks have been absolutely nuts for Nintendo Switch 2 rumors. Something that’s been going around lately are claims from Redditor user “NextHandheld”, who says he’s not only seen the system, but was even able to get their hands on it.
We’ve not shared any of those rumors as it all just seemed a bit too outlandish, but The Verge spoke with them and now says they’ve “heard and seen enough to think they might be legit.” The Verge is a respected outlet, and in a way, is putting its reputation on the line for mentioning that. Nothing is confirmed still, but we felt that this would at least be worth sharing – and you can decide whether or not to believe it.
Neva just gained a new “Accessibility” update which the team says is a “major” release.
The update contains fixes, changes, and new accessibility-focused features. Based on player feedback, various improvements have been implemented including the ability to skip the three chase sequences in Story Mode, easier platform mechanics, high-contrast menus, and more.
The full rundown is as follows:
The Nintendo Switch version of Quilts and Cats of Calico is finally here, and we’ve got a final trailer to celebrate. Monster Couch is behind the board game experience.
A ton of details about the game are available in the following eShop description:
Many years after the project was cancelled, footage has emerged showing Star Wars Battlefront 3 running on Wii.
Free Radical Archives shared their findings online today. The group is not affiliated with Free Radical itself (the studio that was originally in charge of development).
