April 2: Another port has been announced for Nintendo Switch 2, and Hogwarts Legacy is on the way. The game launches alongside the platform.
Already released on Nintendo Switch, this version of the game has some improvements and additions. Aside from improved visuals, there’ll be faster loading times and mouse controls.
Here’s some information about the actual game:
February 27: 3DClouds is working on Trident’s Tale as its next game, the studio announced today. It’s heading to Nintendo Switch in May 2025.
Trident’s Tale is a third-person pirate action game. In the adventure, you’ll become Ocean, a bold young captain on a quest to reclaim the mythical artifact Storm Trident.
Here’s some additional i nformation:
November 8: Nintendo has been known to take game piracy very seriously, and yet another example of that is now happening with the company’s lawsuit against a streamer.
The heart of the case involves Jesse Keighin – also known as EveryGameGuru – who is claimed to have streamed pirated and emulated Nintendo Switch games, including some prior to launch. Matters were made worse when Keighin continued his actions even after his channels were shut down, informed his audience about how to pirate games, and teased the company. Nintendo said in its lawsuit: “On October 24, 2024, after certain platforms had taken down his unlawful streams as a result of Nintendo’s enforcement actions, he sent Nintendo a letter boasting that he has ‘a thousand burner channels’ to stream from and [he] ‘can do this all day.'”
Today, Crooked Games and Take It Studio made it known that they will be putting Death Kid on Nintendo Switch. Release timing is still being decided.
Death Kid, a fast-paced arcade-inspired arena brawler with meta-progression, involves taking on hordes of enemies while venturing inside a treacherous well. The goal is to “put the wheel of life and death back in motion and break the curse of immortality.”
We have more details in the following overview:
A new MySims: Cozy Bundle update was recently made available, bringing the game to version 1.4.643285f.
One of the new features here is support for four additional skin tones. Additionally, in the first game, Sims can now be moved into the Garden area. A slew of bugs have also been fixed and the team adjusted the lighting and cutscenes to match the original experience.
Here’s the full rundown:
Today, Dojo System and ChumasGames shared the news that it’s making Panik for Nintendo Switch. Launch timing was not provided.
Panik is a puzzle game in which players are tasked with guiding scared characters to the goal. There’ll be more than 100 levels to tackle across eight worlds.
A further breakdown of all the details can be found in the following overview:
Starting today, Nintendo Switch Online members can play the classic game Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones. Those with access to the Expansion Pack tier can access it now.
Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones originally released on the Game Boy Advance. Although Japan first received the tactical RPG in 2004, it wouldn’t head west until the following year.
Thanks to Nintendo, we have the following details:
For those looking for a complete list of all games included and supported in Nintendo Music, that’s where this post comes in.
Nintendo Music only came with a few songs at launch. However, since then, a few more have been added. Nintendo has also indicated that additional music is coming in the future. Currently it seems that we can expect at least one new title to be brought to the service each week.
RedDeerGames will bring Cat & Rabbit Pizza Farming to Nintendo Switch next month, the company has announced. It will be available on May 8, 2025.
Cat & Rabbit Pizza Farming is a cooking game. Players will grow ingredients, prep toppings, and serve up the perfect pizza while playing as a cat or bunny.
For further information, read the following overview:
April 18: We’re only a few weeks away from the launch of Switch 2, and Nintendo is preparing for the big event with the first Japanese commercials.
Two clips have been published. In the first one, the hardware gets the focus and Nintendo shows off its various features such as GameChat and mouse support. For the other one, it’s entirely for Mario Kart World, which will be out alongside the new system.
