Welcome to Snoozaland.
At last, after assuring fan’s that Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time‘s free DLC would be out “around Christmas”, Level-5 has delivered the goods right on time.
Version 2.0.0 is available to download now on Switch 1 & 2 and it includes The Sinister Broker Bazario’s Schemes, an open-world roguelike DLC expansion that adds a new area to the game, Snoozaland. This is available from Chapter 3 onwards in-game.
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With a new entry due in 2026.
Publisher Spike Chunsoft has announced that the Danganronpa series has now shipped over 10 million copies worldwide.
Beginning on 25th November, 2010 with the Japanese release of Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc on the PSP, the series has since spawned three mainline entries on multiple platforms (including localised ports of the original) and two spin-off titles.
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After a bug almost cancelled Christmas!
Although it seems to be the end of the road for the development of Kirby Air Riders, in-game events will still be taking place over the next year.
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Nintendo is feeling jolly.
When the Switch 2 was announced, many Nintendo fans were already calling for themes to be added to the HOME Menu.
While there have been no developments on this front, there is something else that at least some fans are excited about. From the system HOME Menu, if you navigate to the ‘Nintendo Switch Online’ icon, you’ll be presented with a “Happy Holidays” theme featuring Mario and the rest of the crew.
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Following the recent Switch 2 game upgrade.
One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4 originally sailed onto the Switch in 2020 and last month got a Switch 2 Edition upgrade.
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Never say never again.
007 First Light, a brand new James Bond game from the developers of the Hitman series, has been delayed, IO Interactive has announced. The game will now launch on 27th May 2026, two months after its original 27th March release date.
Sharing a statement on social media, IOI CEO Hakan Arbak called First Light “our most ambitious project to date” and that “this decision allows us to ensure the experience meets the level of quality you players deserve day one.”
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Every game we scored 9/10 or above.
For those of you in North America giving the gift of Switchmas (sorry…) this year, then the Nintendo eShop ‘Hits For The Holidays’ has come to the rescue to help fill up that gaming library.
From now until 4th January 2025 at 11:59pm PST, there are tons of discounts on classic Switch titles to Switch 2 editions. You can, of course, check out everything there is on offer on the eShop itself, but where’s the fun in that? Don’t you just want to see the best of the best?
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Celebrating the small(er).
2025 has been a bit of a loud, bonkers year for video games. Big title after big title, a brand new console in the Switch 2, and a new GOTY contender almost every other week. It’s been breathless, but not without industry struggles, mass layoffs, cancellations, and closures.
Which is why now, more than ever, it’s important to shout out those smaller titles, those games that go a little more under the radar in a jam-packed release calendar. And 2025 has been incredible for independent games and smaller studios, with many of the year’s best titles coming from those corners. Some of those are part of our big Staff GOTY list, of course.
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Get it downloaded.
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds fans will have a very Merry Christmas this year, as Sega will be launching the free ‘NiGHTS DLC Pack’ this week on Christmas Eve – that’s 24th December 2025, just to make it crystal clear.
The pack will include NiGHTS as a playable character, the Dream Sleeper vehicle, and new emotes and sounds.
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Cover up.
When the Switch generation was in full swing, there were stories about games being censored in some way or form, and even blocked from being published on the eShop.
With this in mind, it seems fans of the “superhero comedy” Dispatch have spotted a potential cover up on Nintendo’s digital storefront in the US. The banner for the “Dispatch Art and Comics Pack” DLC is showing much less skin compared to the listings in other locations (and even on other digital marketplaces such as the PlayStation Store).
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