Sword Kirby and Noir Dedede amiibo revealed for Kirby Air Riders

Author: Jason Ganos
Categories: News, Amiibo News, Switch 2

Nintendo of Japan has just confirmed that two all-new amiibo are coming in the Kirby Air Riders series! Sword Kirby & Dragoon and Noir Dedede & Hydra have both been officially revealed, although no release date has been confirmed just yet. [トピックス]「メタナイト&デビルスター」のamiiboは本日発売。そして「デデデ大王&タンクスター」のamiiboの発売日が7月2日に決定。さらに、新たなラインナップも。https://t.co/hYDILKOZwMhttps://t.co/hYDILKOZwM — 任天堂株式会社 (@Nintendo) March 5, 2026 While it’s…

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Review – Scott Pilgrim EX

Categories: Reviews, Switch, Switch 2

Referencing video games is kind of the Scott Pilgrim series’ MO at this point. See: All of Ramona’s evil exes exploding into coins once Scott lands the final blow on each of them in the movie. The 2010 video game based off the Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World movie took…

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Blue Prince shadow drops on Switch 2 today

Categories: News, Switch 2

The biggest surprise during today’s Indie World Showcase was that acclaimed 2025 roguelike puzzle game Blue Prince would be available on Nintendo Switch 2… today. That’s right, you won’t have to wait too long for this one, as publisher Raw Fury confirmed the game is currently available on the eShop…

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Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen’s Switch re-release fixes infamous ‘roaming roar glitch’ after 22 years

Categories: News, Retro, Switch, Switch 2

It’s only been a few days since Nintendo re-released Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen onto the Nintendo Switch eShop, but fans have discovered that these ROMs aren’t exact copies of the original GBA games. In a rather massive fix, the infamous “roaming roar glitch” has been patched, which is huge for…

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Game Freak discusses the origins of Pokémon Pokopia’s design philosophy and name

Categories: News, Switch 2

In a rather lengthy interview published by Famitsu today (via Nintendo Everything), key developers behind the upcoming Pokémon Pokopia were asked a number of questions regarding the game’s development, inspirations, and art style, among others. On hand were Game Freak’s Shigeru Omori (Director), The Pokémon Company’s Kanako Murata (Development and…

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