Hello, Nintendo fans!
The past week brought plenty of reasons for genuine gamer excitement! We finally saw fabulous footage of the updated Hyrule in the Ocarina of Time remake, got confirmation of a patch for Geralt on next-gen hardware, and made sure that beloved cartridges aren't going anywhere. Brew some tea or coffee — ahead is the most exciting news from the world of Nintendo!
Top News and Switch 2 Hits
- Legendary return: Nintendo stunned players by releasing a massive trailer for the Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake, and also revealed fresh details on new mechanics and Boss Rush.
- Geralt gets an upgrade: CD Projekt Red officially confirmed that it is actively creating a Switch 2 patch for The Witcher 3 Remastered.
- Graphics battles: a visual comparison of Dragon's Dogma 2 between Switch 2 and PS5 has emerged, and Capcom additionally showed off a fresh trailer for the Dark Arisen expansion.
- Technical verdict: experts analyzed the performance and framerate of Resident Evil 4 on the new console.
- Appetite of new releases: thanks to the eShop, it became known how many gigabytes Call of Duty and Resident Evil will take up.
Announcements, Releases, and Official Statements
- Physical media is here to stay: Nintendo leadership assured that they have no plans to abandon cartridges.
- A treat for retro shooter fans: from now on, Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun is available on Switch 2 with a free upgrade.
- Fresh projects: developers announced the fast-paced horror metroidvania Untarctica, while city-building fans can check out the new story trailer for Tropico 7.
- Remaster specs: the technical specs of the Toy Story 3 re-release on both console generations have been revealed.
- Patch for the favorite racer: Mario Kart 8 Deluxe unexpectedly received a stabilization update 4.0.1.
Retro, Curiosities, and Insiders
- Classics on cartridges: the 1999 cult arcade game Re-Volt will get a physical release for Switch, and alongside it comes the caveman retro collection Joe & Mac.
- Subscription update: the GBA catalog on Nintendo Switch Online has been expanded with a trio of classic games headlined by Metal Slug Advance.
- Incredible experiment: enthusiasts managed to run Super Mario 64 on the 1982 retro console Vectrex.
- Time to say goodbye: the raunchy adventures of Leisure Suit Larry will soon be removed from digital storefronts.
- Scandal from the past: former employees spoke about Nintendo's outrage over the sketch featuring Elon Musk as Wario.
- Collector's luxury: SEGA shocked the community by offering a $20,000 Sonic figurine containing the hero's synthetic DNA.
More exciting announcements and major releases lie ahead. Stay tuned to Ukraine Nintendo Daily so you don't miss any important news!
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