Pokemon Stadium is coming to Nintendo Switch Online next week, Nintendo just announced. It will be available on April 12, 2023 via the Expansion Pack tier.
Pokemon Stadium originally launched in 2000 for the N64. The battle arena title contains every Pokemon from Pokemon Red / Blue / Yellow.
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Ratalaika Games has yet another game lined up for Switch, and has now announced Bumballon for the platform. It will be available on April 7, 2023.
Bumballon was originally made by Angelo Gamedev. It’s a retro-inspired puzzle game with 35 different levels.
Adamvision Studios announced today that it will be bringing Poosh XL to Switch. The arcade-style experience arrives on May 8, 2023.
You may recognize Adamvision Studios for Ding Dong XL, which previously ended up on Switch. That one launched for the system back in 2019.
System: Switch
Release date: March 24, 2023
Developer: Gust
Publisher: Koei Tecmo
There’s no denying the staying power that the Atelier series has had since the 90s with its charismatic loveable characters and heartwarming stories and worlds. In 2019, however, the debut of Atelier Ryza brought a whole new wave of popularity and love for both the franchise and Ryza, and since then Koei Tecmo and Gust have capitalized on the success of the million seller with two new sequels that have seen just as much love and success. Now in 2023, Atelier Ryza becomes a trilogy with Alchemist of the End & The Secret Key with the biggest adventure yet, and it’s a grand spectacle that builds and refines on the formula once more for a seamless experience in feeling like an alchemist. Unfortunately, each time the game has been built on its successes and ambitions, it becomes a heavier load for the Switch to handle, and this time around the game is just too much of a technical powerhouse that Atelier – despite a perpetual bright future – seems like it may not be at home anymore on the hybrid system.
Have a Nice Death just released its first update, and it’s now available on Switch.
Improvements are included such as improved loading times and better performance. Several fixes have been implemented as well.
The full patch notes for the Have A Nice Death update are as follows:
The Companion is landing on Switch this month, publisher RedDeerGames and developer Studio 46 have announced. A release is planned for April 28, 2023.
The Companion is a single-player narrative game with a cinematic experience. For additional information, continue on below.
RedDeerGames has announced that it has partnered with Mawges for a Switch version of Catgotchi: Virtual Pet. The title is due out in just a few days, and its launch is already scheduled for April 7, 2023.
Everything you need to know about the title can be found in the following overview:
Original (1/1): Cannon Dancer: Osman appears to have a final release date. Listings have surfaced on the eShop, and it appears that the game’s launch is just a couple of months away.
In both North America and Europe, Cannon Dancer: Osman appears to be set for March 9, 2023. That news technically hasn’t been officially announced, but eShop listings have proven to be accurate almost all of the time. Previously, ININ Games committed to an early 2023 release window.
Original (3/31): XSEED Games today revealed the special Golden Memories Edition for Rune Factory 3 Special.
All copies include a custom outer box featuring an original illustration based on the game’s anime opening, the game card and case, an acrylic standee featuring protagonists from Rune Factory 3 Special, Rune Factory 4 Special, and Rune Factory 5 measuring 6” wide and 4” tall, an original soundtrack CD, a custom 5” by 8” planner containing in-game seasons in addition to a real world calendar, and an exclusive “Swimsuit Mode” DLC allowing for characters to appear in their swimsuits year-round. The whole package costs $79.99. Most major retailers should be carrying the Rune Factory 3 Special Golden Memories Edition.
Nintendo has updated its support site for Joy-Con that aren’t responding / responding incorrectly, and it states that the company is doing free repairs for controllers that are out of warranty in the UK, EEA, Switzerland “until further notice”.
Many consumers have found that this is something the Big N is already doing. However, it now appears to be an official policy.
