A Mario Kart Live anniversary blowout.
We may only be a few months into a shiny, new Mario Kart game with lush open worlds and challenges aplenty, but as I scrap it out in yet another Knockout Tour or pootle about for P Switches and Peach Coins, I can’t help but yearn for something a little more familiar.
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Combined sales put it just behind Mario Kart World.
Famitsu has published the latest boxed charts from Japan and, as seems to be the norm at the moment, there are a couple of newcomers to take note of this week.
First up is Little Nightmares III which debuts at numbers 5, 7, and 8 for the Switch, PS5, and Switch 2 respectively. Combining the sales yields a total of 31,770, which puts the game just behind Mario Kart World at 37,502. A decent start for the sequel, then, despite some middling reviews.
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Sorry, Space Marine II, your time will come.
Switch 1 was home to plenty of Warhammer 40,000 titles, so it was only a matter of time before Switch 2 got in on the fun. Well, that time is finally upon us, and the first series title on the new hardware is… the classic RPG Rogue Trader! Wait, that’s not Space Marine II.
Yep, there was a part of us that expected to see the immensely popular 2024 shooter as the one to lead the 40k charge on Switch 2, but it looks like we’re going for something different.
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Will you be getting it?
Apart from the anticipated arrival of Pokémon Legends: Z-A this week, Nintendo has also released a new Switch 2 bundle.
Here’s your reminder that it’s now available in stores for $499.99 / £429.99 (or your regional equivalent). It comes packed with Nintendo’s new hardware and everything else required, as well as a full game download for the new entry in the series.
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Pokémon Legends: Z-A is now available on the Switch and Switch 2, and the first Mystery Gift distribution event has officially gone live.
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Download it today.
It’s been years since Splatoon 2 received an update, but today that’s all changed with Nintendo releasing a small patch.
This bumps the game up to Version 5.5.2, and according to the patch notes, it fixes an issue with League Battles tied to Switch 2 and Switch users. Here’s the full rundown, courtesy of Nintendo’s official support page:
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Serving up on Kickstarter.
We’ve seen a fair few game-inspired cookbooks in our time, though few have looked quite as delicious as Paper Plates, a newly-revealed recipe book that’s absolutely rammed with Paper Mario sweetness.
This one comes from JobJobLLC, the team behind the Zelda-inspired culinary venture ‘The Legend’s Cookbook‘, and ‘Brawl in the Family‘ artist Matthew Taranto. It promises 35 recipes, all with a Paper Mario twist, and enough of the series’ iconic art stylings that you’d assume it’s been plucked from the backdrop of an unassuming Thousand-Year Door locale.
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Switch 2 is frankly a bargain by comparison.
Ahead of its release on 16th October 2025 (yes, tomorrow), the ROG Xbox Ally X has received a whole bunch of reviews, and it sounds like this thing might be the new king of PC handhelds.
Heck, at £799 / $999, you’d hope so, wouldn’t you?
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Get on it.
Nintendo has announced its next game trial for Nintendo Switch Online users, and this one is a doozy.
Yes, if it wasn’t obvious from the above image, Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance will be available to download for free for NSO members from 16th to 22nd October 2025.
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So much tat!
Are you a fan of Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus? Well, you should be, it’s bloomin’ great. If you are, then you might be keen to check out a new upcoming physical edition from Limited Run Games.
Pre-orders open on 17th October 2025 and close on 16th November 2025, and you can choose between three available SKUs: Standard, Steelbook, and Collector’s Edition.
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