Greetings, Nintendo fans!
The beginning of September turned out to be incredibly hot for our entire community. We celebrated the 40th anniversary of the legendary The Legend of Zelda series, received long-awaited system updates for Switch 2, and are preparing for a flurry of new releases. Let's gather all the most important news from the past week in one handy overview!
Triumph of Hyrule and the Zelda Celebration
- A true celebration for fans: a special Nintendo Direct for the 40th anniversary of the iconic The Legend of Zelda series took place.
- The official price of the updated Ocarina of Time for Switch 2 has been revealed.
- See the improvements for yourself: new gameplay videos of the Zelda remake have appeared online, along with a visual graphical comparison of the game with the N64-era original.
Switch 2 Ecosystem: Improvements and Hardware
- Long-awaited feature: firmware v23.0.0 added VRR support for TV gaming, and the technology can be tested via the patch for Welcome Tour.
- EU requirements in action: engineers conducted a teardown of the new European Switch 2 revision with a modified battery.
- Drift-free convenience: global sales of the new Nitro Deck 2 controller have begun.
- Errors resolved: the company promptly lifted accidental network bans on Switch 2 players.
Announcements, Testing, and Major Premieres
- Presentation marathon: another September Nintendo Direct has concluded, and we have already prepared a comprehensive recap of all the season's presentations.
- Fresh details on Geralt: the Polish studio revealed details on The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt — Remastered with motion controls.
- Hunting cosmic threats: the official box art and price for Metroid Ravenous have been revealed.
- Maximum smoothness: the developers confirmed that Sin: Reloaded will feature 4K/120 FPS support and mouse controls.
- Expert verdict: Digital Foundry specialists evaluated the performance of the Metal Gear Solid 4 remaster.
Discounts, Updates, and Charts
- Time to expand your library: the massive festive Blockbuster Sale has started on the eShop.
- Bug fixing: the creators of Valheim promised to resolve frame-rate drop issues, while FromSoftware released an urgent fix for Elden Ring bonuses.
- Japanese chart: Nintendo's new console once again firmly tops the Famitsu sales charts, and the magazine's critics delivered fresh review scores for Onimusha and Orbitals.
Autumn is just beginning, which means even more big releases and unexpected announcements lie ahead. Stay tuned with Ukraine Nintendo Daily and enjoy your favorite games!
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