Not for too long, though.
Bitmap Bureau has announced that Terminator 2D: NO FATE has been delayed on all consoles and will now launch on 26th November 2025.
Originally scheduled for the end of October, the company confirmed that the delay is due to “trade and tariff changes” affecting the Day One and Collector’s Editions. Not content to force physical enthusiasts to wait longer, all editions of the game have subsequently been pushed back.
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“We will continue to push the boundaries of entertainment, sports, and technology”.
Electronic Arts has announced that it has entered an agreement to be purchased by the PIF (Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund), Silver Lake, and Affinity Partners for a staggering USD $55 billion.
The deal, which is expected to close in Q1 FY 2027, was confirmed earlier today, following a report last week from Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier. The company is most famous for its series of sports titles, The Sims, Battlefield, and for publishing BioWare’s Dragon Age and Mass Effect series.
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Block party.
We’ve seen a fair number of third-party Switch 1 games make the jump to Nintendo’s new hardware under the ‘Nintendo Switch 2 Edition‘ banner, and now, if a new piece of Nintendo marketing is to be believed, a bunch of LEGO games might just be following suit (thanks for the heads up, Eurogamer).
That’s according to a handful of fans who were lucky enough to attend Zurich Pop Con over the weekend, where Nintendo of Europe held a pretty sizeable booth. The NoE Switch 2 area was home to all of the banners we’re used to seeing at these kinds of events (Cyberpunk 2077, Super Mario Party Jamboree, you get the picture), but it also housed a display featuring five different LEGO games, all under the S2 logo.
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Starship mine.
Star Trek: Resurgence presents, essentially, an episode of the sci-fi show in interactive, visual novel form.
Where Starfleet combat sims focus on phaser battles and starship strategy, and often struggle to capture the many facets of the show beyond the iconography, Dramatic Labs threads life’s moral quandaries, familial and political themes, and the sheer wonder of the universe throughout this game. Plus all the “Shields up, red alert!” and phaser fire you’d expect from a standard episode of ’90s Trek.
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Puzzling.
Welcome back, dear readers, to another edition of Box Art Brawl!
Last week, we matched up a pair of covers for everyone’s favourite dino, as we looked at a duo of designs for Yoshi Touch & Go. There’s no polite way to put this: it was a blowout. The colourful North American and European design walked away with a staggering win, taking 83% of the vote and leaving the simplistic Japanese variant with the remaining 17%. Yikes.
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Here’s everything announced.
Mojang aired its second major Minecraft Live broadcast of 2025 this weekend, and it was once again packed with all sorts of announcements and reveals. If you didn’t catch it, here’s the full rundown:
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The best GBA ‘Nintendo Classics’ on Switch.
Updated with Mr. Driller 2 and Klonoa: Empire of Dreams following the September 2025 update. Remember, this is a dynamic, reader-ranked list based on each game’s User Rating in our database. The order is therefore subject to real-time change as those ratings fluctuate. Enjoy!
Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack subscribers have instant access to a growing library of brilliant handheld games from yesteryear, including Game Boy Advance entries in some of Nintendo’s biggest series. Are they all brilliant, though? Well, with the help of you lovely Nintendo Life readers, we can answer that question.
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The Underworld beckons.
Hello folks! It’s the weekend once again, but before we dive into what we’re playing, let’s just do a quick recap of the last week.
First up, it seems only right that we go over some of the reviews we posted this week, because these include some pretty big games:
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Following the game’s Switch 2 release in July.
If you enjoyed the Another Code: Recollection Switch remake, you might want to check out Arc System Works’ next interactive game for the Switch 2.
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Game-Key Card release also confirmed.
Sega this week surprised Yakuza fans with the announcement of Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties for the Switch 2.
It will be making its way to Nintendo’s new hybrid system early next year on 12th February 2026, and while we’ve already got a teaser of what to expect, the team at Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio has now shared a “first look” at the combat gameplay in Yakuza Kiwami 3.
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