Hello, Mushroom Kingdom travelers!
The last week of September turned out to be truly festive: the long-awaited updated Geralt stormed onto the brand-new console, and in melodious Ukrainian too! Meanwhile, the digital shelves of the eShop delight with generous discounts from third-party publishers, and the fan community continues to work engineering wonders. Let's take a look at the most exciting events of the past week.
Geralt at Full Switch 2 Power
- Ukrainian localization and upgrade: the developers released the patch notes for The Witcher 3 Remastered for Switch 2 with added Ukrainian language and revealed the details of the free upgrade for owners of the original.
- Technical breakthrough: check out the striking difference in the graphics comparison of the witcher's adventures between Switch 1 and Switch 2, and see how the game looks compared to the home console version for PS5.
Great Discounts and Fresh Ecosystem News
- Festive sales: the digital store launched a massive Capcom TGS 2026 sale covering 25 games, as well as an anniversary sale for Ubisoft's 40th anniversary with record-low prices.
- Lawyers in action: Nintendo was awarded $4.5 million in a high-profile piracy lawsuit, while publisher Take-Two forced the creator of an unofficial GTA 5 port to shut down development.
- Fan magic and retro: enthusiasts managed to run 3D Super Mario 64 on the 16-bit SNES and took a step toward a native PC port of Super Mario Galaxy thanks to full decompilation.
- Music and statistics: Hyrule fans can enjoy a clean recording of the Zelda 40th anniversary orchestral medley, while Minecraft shows insane popularity ahead of its release on Switch 2.
- System: the consoles received a stable system update 23.0.1.
Ahead Lies a Sizzling Gaming October!
In just a few days, a month of big releases kicks off, so we recommend checking out our guide to the major games of October 2026 in advance. Charge your consoles and stay with us!
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