Main events of the week: weapons in Fire Emblem, 4K in Xenoblade 2, price comparison, and chip shortage.
The cooperative adventure game Big Walk by House House and publisher Panic has surpassed the one million copies sold mark on all platforms in just six days after its release.
Ghetto Zombies: Graffiti Squad is a vibrant zombie action game coming to Nintendo Switch on August 27. The game will impress with real Brazilian graffiti and a dynamic soundtrack.
Massive crossovers in the new Fortnite Override season have been officially confirmed. The game will feature locations and content from the Sonic, Persona, and Tetris universes.
Thanks to the success of the game Digimon Story: Time Stranger on Switch and Switch 2, the franchise has broken the 2000 financial record, bringing Bandai Namco historical profits.
Akupara Games presented the release trailer for Montabi. This creature-collecting roguelike deckbuilder is already available on Nintendo Switch and Switch 2.
The developers of Pokémon GO have published an updated event calendar. Find out the dates of upcoming Community Days, raids, and other events for September, October, and November 2026.
The sixth episode of the From The Ward video shows reactions to the Kill Block mode in Modern Warfare 4. The game will break the series' 13-year hiatus on Nintendo and will be released on Switch 2 in October with unique controls.
Vault Comics and Red Hook Studios are preparing to release a series of graphic novels that will become a canonical addition to the universe of the grim role-playing game Darkest Dungeon.
For its tenth anniversary, No Man's Sky revealed impressive statistics: despite millions of players, less than 1% of planets have been explored. The game is available on Switch and Switch 2.
The game Village in the Shade has received an official release date for Nintendo Switch and Switch 2. The Western release from publisher NIS America is scheduled for October 27, 2026.
Bethesda has explained why The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion for Nintendo Switch 2 should be considered a remaster, as the core of the game remains original.
Sean Murray thanked players on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of No Man’s Sky, noting that during this time less than 1% of the planets in the game have been explored.
