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Mario Kart 9 Nintendo Switch 2 characters

Mario Kart 9 has been officially teased for Nintendo Switch 2, and we presumably won’t hear much about it until the full Nintendo Direct presentation on April 2. In the initial footage, a whopping 24 racer slots were shown on the track. That’s double the amount of racers per match in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. And with more drivers than ever present on the field all at once, Mario Kart 9 (which isn’t the game’s official name yet – it could wind up being Mario Kart 10 if we count Mario Kart Tour) needs more characters than ever to match. A while back, we talked about all sorts of crucial features Mario Kart 9 needs to succeed – but this time, we’re honing in on all the characters we want to see, no matter how obscure.

Phantom Brave Lost Hero review

System: Switch
Release date: January 30, 2025
Developer: Nippon Ichi Software
Publisher: NIS America


Few games have left a lasting impression quite like Phantom Brave, the tactical JRPG developed by Nippon Ichi Software. Released over twenty years ago, the original title earned a devoted following for its unique blend of free-range combat, touching storytelling, and unforgettable characters. Now, after years of anticipation, Phantom Brave: The Lost Hero is set to deliver the next chapter in this beloved series. With a modern twist on the classic formula, this sequel aims to honor its predecessor while introducing a new generation of fans to the enchanting world of Ivoire.

Off Toby Fox Undertale

When Off comes to Nintendo Switch, it’ll sport new music from Undertale creator Toby Fox, who is now confirmed to be working on the soundtrack.

Fangamer reached out to Alias ​​Conrad Coldwood to reuse the original soundtrack in the new version. However, ACC was nervous about signing and was hard to reach. The good news is that he gave his blessing for his music to be reused and has no issues with a new soundtrack.

It’s time for the newest North American Nintendo Download report for the week of January 23, 2025. The latest releases include Cuisineer, Guilty Gear Strive, Star Wars: Episode I: Jedi Power Battles, and more.

Here’s the full roundup:

The latest Japanese hardware sales from Famitsu are as follows:

Super Technos World: River City & Technos Arcade Classics-

Arc System Works just confirmed that it will be publishing the newly-announced Super Technos World: River City & Technos Arcade Classics with a worldwide, English release on Nintendo Switch. It’s due out on April 24, 2025.

Famitsu had the first word on Super Technos World: River City & Technos Arcade Classics earlier today. Twelve games are included as well as various features such as “Suspend Save” and online support.

The full rundown of details is as follows:

Earthblade cancelled

Earthblade, which was being created by Celeste developer Extremely OK Games, has now been cancelled. The studio provided an update on its official website today.

The decision to cancel Earthblade was made in December. A few things factored in here, including a split with Pedro Medeiros over “the IP rights of Celeste,” according to Extremely OK Games’ Maddy Thorson. While a resolution was met, Medeiros has moved on from the team and is hard at work on his game Neverway.

Ninja Five-O release date

Nearly a year after its return was announced, Konami just set a release date for Ninja Five-O on Nintendo Switch. The classic game makes a comeback on February 25, 2025.

Ninja Five-O was actually planned for last year, and Konami hadn’t provided a status update until today. The good news is that it’s only a month out.

Mortal Kombat 1 update January 2025

Mortal Kombat 1 just received its latest update for January 2025.

It was confirmed that Conan the Barbarian would be available starting today, and that’s the main highlight of the update. That’s far from all though as there’s a new wave of balance adjustments, fixes, and more.

The full rundown is as follows:

Tales of Graces f Remastered review

System: Switch
Release date: January 17, 2025
Developer: Bandai Namco
Publisher: Bandai Namco


As a long-time fan of the Tales series I was excited when Bandai Namco announced the Tales of Series 30th Anniversary Remastered Project, which promised to bring the older titles to modern systems and, hopefully, finally make it a more accessible series. As the games have hopped between platforms over the years, and either haven’t been released outside of North America or in some cases been localized at all, there are still several I haven’t had the opportunity to play. Tales of Graces was originally released on the Wii, but didn’t make its way to western audiences until the PS3 re-release, Tales of Graces f, which added a new epilogue chapter to the story and various quality-of-life improvements. Tales of Graces f Remastered brings this version to the Nintendo Switch and, barring a single glaring flaw, does so with (dare I say it) style and grace.


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