Category: Nintendo

More game reveals to come.

Earlier this year in February, Konami announced it would be releasing the Yu-Gi-Oh! Early Days Collection for Switch. In the latest update, it’s confirmed this retro package will arrive locally on 27th February 2025, with pre-orders now available at select retailers.

Along with this, it’s also revealed three Game Boy Advance games have joined the line up. They include Yu-Gi-Oh! The Eternal Duelist Soul and Yu-Gi-Oh! The Sacred Cards and Yu-Gi-Oh! Reshef of Destruction. There are apparently “many more” titles to be revealed.

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“The bear & bird are back!”.

Nintendo has announced it will be expanding the Switch Online N64 Service with Rare’s classic Banjo-Tooie. It will be arriving next week on 25th October 2024.

“Banjo-Tooie™ is now coming to the Nintendo 64™ – Nintendo Switch Online collection of games! It’s the bear-bird duo Banjo and Kazooie to the rescue! Magical minigames, perplexing puzzles, and freaky foes await them in the stages ahead—through ancient ruins, underwater realms, and even an amusement park of sorts.”

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No hollow imitation.

Developer Powersnake took to the Future Games Show Spring Showcase earlier this year to reveal Voidwrought, an upcoming horror metroidvania that seems to have more than a little Hollow Knight peppered in its DNA.

This one launches on the Switch eShop on 24th October, throwing us into a creepy underground world packed with crafty combat and perilous platforming — ring any bells? The art style and movement mechanics instantly put us in mind of Team Cherry’s masterpiece, but this doesn’t seem to be any old hollow imitation (god knows we’ve seen some of them), with an underlying shrine-building objective appearing much more optimistic than the dark and down-trodden world of Hallownest.

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Send in the Murder Clowns.

Nightdive Studios’ quest to revive some of gaming’s most bizarre and long-forgotten treasures shows no signs of slowing down. With the release of PO’ed: Definitive Edition earlier this year, it was a clear-cut signal that the team is ready and willing to embrace titles that may not be the most recognisable in an increasingly crowded market, but nevertheless represent and preserve them, unearthing titles that would otherwise have fallen ever further into obscurity.

Killing Time: Resurrected, originally developed by Studio 3DO and released in 1995, is another example of Nightdive’s valiant endeavour to spruce up curios, and from a technical point of view at least, it’s one of the studio’s most impressive efforts yet. Its presentation has been greatly enhanced while still retaining everything that made this 3DO FPS so unique, resulting in a product that frankly makes the original release borderline obsolete.

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Super Mario Party Jamboree! Neva! Just Dance 2025!

The latest Nintendo Download update for North America has arrived, and it’s bringing new games galore to the eShop in your region. As always, be sure to drop a vote in our poll and comment down below with your potential picks for the week. Enjoy!

Switch eShop – Highlights

Super Mario Party Jamboree (Nintendo, 17th Oct) – The Mario Party series is back and more jam-packed than ever! With over 110 minigames, seven boards, new online* and offline modes and plenty of customization choices, there’s something for every kind of partygoer. Take the fun online and race across the party board in Koopathlon, a series-first 20-player competition to see who can rack up the highest scores in minigames, or work together to defeat an Impostor Bowser in the eight-player Bowser Kaboom Squad mode. The Super Mario Party Jamboree game is available now. Purchase by March 31, 2025 and get a three-month Nintendo Switch Online Individual Membership** on us! – Read our Super Mario Party Jamboree review

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Plus gyro and mappable buttons.

Anbernic might be better known for its swanky handheld consoles, but the company has recently revealed that it’s taking its first steps into the controller realm with a wireless pad that promises “minimal drift”.

In a blog post shared earlier this week, Anerbic described the catchily-named RG P01 as a controller that “balances quality and affordability,” apparently catering to all kinds of gaming sessions — yep, it is compatible with Switch. While we still don’t have an official price for it just yet (or a release date, for that matter), the reveal packed in a rundown of some sweet features to expand on the “quality” promise.

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It takes 20 million, apparently.

Hazelight Studio’s co-op platformer It Takes Two has officially sold over 20 million copies since its initial launch in 2021.

This comes via an announcement from the official social media account confirming the milestone, accompanied by an image of the game’s protagonists, Cody and May. It’s important to note that the platform split for this isn’t available, so it’s unclear how many Switch copies have been sold specifically.

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Here’s what the critics are saying.

Although the attention is on Super Mario Party Jamboree this week, next month sees the arrival of the new RPG Mario & Luigi: Brothership.

If you haven’t already seen our own ‘hands on’ here on Nintendo Life, we think this etnry will be worth the wait and seems to take the best bits from the AlphaDream playbook:

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Wave 1 is available now.

To celebrate the arrival of Super Mario Party Jamboree this week, Nintendo has released a brand new wave of Switch Online icons.

The first wave is now available, with rotations lasting until November. The first batch includes avatars for Mario, Bowser, Wario and the rest of the gang. These will set you back 10 Platinum Points each and you can also grab some backgrounds and borders for 5 Platinum Points each.

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Episode IX – The Misseds of Time.

Hello there, and welcome to the latest edition of our ‘Games We Missed’ series.

As you might gather from the name, this is our bi-annual round-up of reader-recommended Switch games which we weren’t able to cover for one reason or another.

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