Main events of the week: weapons in Fire Emblem, 4K in Xenoblade 2, price comparison, and chip shortage.
Rumors have surfaced online regarding the actor who will play Ganondorf in the upcoming film adaptation of The Legend of Zelda. No official statements from Nintendo have been made yet.
Square Enix hints at the development of Octopath Traveler 3! The company is aware of the high expectations of fans, so the announcement of a new installment in the cult RPG is only a matter of time.
Capcom presented a new trailer for Onimusha: Way of the Sword for Nintendo Switch 2. The video titled "Severing Fates" reveals new plot details. The release of the game is scheduled for September 3.
Toby Fox responded to fan theories and criticized the dissatisfaction regarding the narrative pacing in the fifth chapter of Deltarune, assuring the correctness of the chosen direction.
Studios Chuhai Labs and Balor Games have announced the release of the rail shooter Wild Blue Skies on Nintendo Switch. The game, inspired by the classic Star Fox, will appear on the console this fall.
The studio Something We Made has officially announced the release date of the game Toem 2. The sequel to the charming indie game will appear on Nintendo Switch on September 29, 2026. The creators also showed a new trailer.
Fresh data from Famitsu shows the undisputed leadership of Nintendo Switch 2 in the Japanese market. Over 30,000 new consoles were sold over the past week.
A new turn-based RPG based on the 'Warrior Cats' book series will be released on Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 this fall. Untold stories and hunting await players.
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream sales have exceeded 8 million copies. The game has officially surpassed its Nintendo 3DS predecessor in popularity.
Lies of P has received a new update 1.13.1.0 for Nintendo Switch 2, which adds a graphical performance mode with 60 frames per second support for the portable game format.
Capcom is not at all concerned about the industry's possible complete transition to a digital format, as 90% of their sales are already digital.
According to new rumors from a reliable insider, Diablo 4 will appear on Nintendo Switch 2 as early as next month in the form of a physical edition without a cartridge.
