Another wave of PlatinumGames departures have been confirmed, including the director of Bayonetta 3. This comes courtesy of a new video from Hideki Kamiya, who previously left the company.
Takahisa Taura, the director of Astral Chain, was previously thought to have left – and that’s now confirmed. Additionally, Bayonetta 3 director Yusuke Miyata is gone. The same goes for Kenji Saito (Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance director) and Masaki Yamanaka (Anarchy Reigns character designer).
Shuhei Yoshida, former president of SIE Worldwide Studios for Sony Interactive Entertainment, has shared details about a cancelled game for the Nintendo PlayStation that never made it to market.
While this is well documented at this point, Sony was once working on an add-on for the SNES which would have accepted CDs. However, Nintendo later pivoted and ended up working with Philips while Sony would go on to create the PlayStation.
We have a few more words out of Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa, who today commented on Switch 1 sales in light of Switch 2 arriving later in 2025.
Furukawa told investors that the company doesn’t believe that the recent announcement of the new console will greatly affect sales of its current system. “We don’t think the impact of reluctance to buy is that great, and although we consider this to be a solid eighth year, we were unable to reach our target,” he noted.
Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa has briefly commented on the supply situation with Switch 2 leading up to the new console’s launch later this year. This comes as part of the company’s financial results shared earlier today.
Speaking with investors, Furukawa promised that the company will meet demand. Nintendo is looking to avoid a similar situation that affected its current console previously.
Based on the latest data from Nintendo, Super Mario Party Jamboree is now the fastest-selling entry in the series thus far.
The company just provided its latest financial sales, which included the first sales update on the Nintendo Switch exclusive. As we already mentioned, it’s sold 6.17 million units worldwide. After doing so in only ten weeks, it reached that milestone of becoming the fastest-selling entry in the franchise.
As we typically see with Nintendo’s financial results, we have an updated release schedule for February 2025. The company is highlighting the games it will be offering on Nintendo Switch.
The main thing here is that Nintendo Switch 2 now appears for the first time. Outside of that, while things are looking light, we should know what’s coming for the console following the Nintendo Direct on April 2. There could also be a Switch 1-focused presentation before then as well.
The full schedule for February 2025 is as follows:
Nintendo just issued its latest financial results which gives us the latest update on million sellers for Switch.
A couple of new games appear for the first time. The absolutely massive Super Mario Party Jamboree makes its first appearance as does Mario & Luigi: Brothership. They are at 6.17 million and 1.84 million respectively.
Below is the full lineup of Nintendo million sellers on Nintendo Switch for February 2025:
Nintendo just published its latest financial results for February 2025, which is for the first three quarters of its financial year (nine months). As usual, we have the latest updates on Switch hardware and software sales, overall performance for the company, and more.
Below are the full highlights:
Nintendo Switch Online is kicking off the month with some new icons based on Super Mario Kart.
Outside of having an active subscription, in order to redeem the icons, you’ll need to boot up the classic game on the SNES app. They’ll then be unlocked. Note that there are seven character designs available and each one costs 10 Platinum Points on My Nintendo. Note that by simply booting up Super Mario Kart, you’ll be given 50 Platinum Points – so you can essentially get five of them for free.
Today, Gelato Games provided the final Guns of Fury release date. The game isn’t too far off having been pinned down for February 13, 2025.
Guns of Fury, a retro-inspired action platformer featuring a mix of run-and-gun and Metroidvania gameplay, was announced last summer. Though the original target was to launch in 2024, that didn’t happen – but we now know it’s just a few days away.
