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Splatoon Raiders launches July on Nintendo Switch 2

Splatoon Raiders, a new single-player focused action shooter in the Splatoon series, will launch exclusively for the Nintendo Switch 2 on July 23rd. The game allows players to customize their appearance and loadout for an adventure across the Spirhalite Islands.

GematsuNeutral

Splatoon Raiders launches July 23

Nintendo announced that Splatoon Raiders will launch for the Nintendo Switch on July 23. Further details about the game are expected to be revealed soon.

Nintendo EverythingPositive

New amiibo coming for Splatoon Raiders

Nintendo has announced new amiibo figures for Splatoon Raiders, featuring Shiver, Big Man, and Frye with new designs. Details on their in-game functionality will be revealed later. This follows previous amiibo releases for Splatoon 3 and other main Splatoon games.

Niche GamerPositive

Splatoon Raiders release date set for July

Nintendo has announced that Splatoon Raiders, the first Splatoon spinoff game, will launch exclusively for the Nintendo Switch 2 on July 23rd. This single-player focused action shooter allows players to customize their character and loadout to explore the Spirhalite Islands, battling enemies and salvaging loot. The game also features online and local wireless multiplayer for up to four players, and new amiibo figures for the band Deep Cut will be released alongside the game.

Nintendo LifeVery positive

Splatoon Raiders Is Alive, And It's Out This Summer On Switch 2

Nintendo has announced that Splatoon Raiders, a single-player focused entry in the series, will be released on the Nintendo Switch 2 on July 23, 2026. Three new amiibo figures will also launch alongside the game.

Nintendo EverythingPositive

Nintendo announces Splatoon Raiders Switch 2 release date with new trailer

Nintendo has announced that Splatoon Raiders will be released on July 23, 2026, for the Nintendo Switch 2. The announcement was made via the Nintendo Today app and accompanied by a new trailer.

My Nintendo NewsNeutral

Europe: Nintendo announces next online event for Mario Kart World

Nintendo has announced the European Springtime Skirmish, an online event for Mario Kart World on the Nintendo Switch. The event will run from 12pm to 8pm UK time on Saturday, April 25th, and players can participate by searching for Event ID 5631 in-game. Participants will compete in Knockout Tour races to improve their versus rating, with a maximum of 16 races allowed.

Tech RaptorPositive

Hello Kitty Company Sanrio Announces Gaming Brand and New Party Game

Sanrio has launched its own gaming brand, Sanrio Games, and announced plans to release ten games by March 2029. The first title, Sanrio Party Land, is a party game similar to Mario Party featuring iconic Sanrio characters and is set to release this fall. The company also holds publishing rights for Mr. Men and Peanuts franchises.

UbgurukulVery positive

Donkey Kong Country Returns HD Signals Retro Studios’ Big Return

Nintendo is releasing Donkey Kong Country Returns HD on January 16, 2025, for the Nintendo Switch. This remaster of the 2010 Wii title, developed by Retro Studios, includes all 80 original levels plus content from the 3DS version. The release highlights Retro Studios' significant contribution to the Donkey Kong franchise, following their work on the Metroid Prime series.

Nintendo LifePositive

Poll: What Review Score Would You Give Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream?

Nintendo Life has published a review for Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream on Nintendo Switch, giving it a 7/10. While praising its humor and interactivity, the review noted that the game can become repetitive and has limited touchscreen implementation. The article invites readers to share their own scores and opinions on the game.

IGNNeutral

Scrapped The Super Mario Bros. Movie Ending Revealed

The Super Mario Bros. Movie originally planned to feature more cameos, including a character from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. This ending was ultimately scrapped by Nintendo during development.

GamespotNegative

Splatoon Raiders Amiibos Combined Cost More Than The Game Itself

Nintendo has announced that Splatoon Raiders will launch on July 23 for the Nintendo Switch 2 with a digital price of $50 and a physical price of $60. The accompanying Deep Cut amiibo figures will each cost $25, totaling $75 for the set, which is more than the game itself. The game will focus on single-player adventure with cooperative online play available.

GamespotPositive

Splatoon Raiders Isn't Single-Player-Only After All

Nintendo announced that Splatoon Raiders, a spin-off title for the Nintendo Switch 2, will launch on July 23. Despite being marketed as single-player focused, the game will support online and local wireless co-op for up to three additional players. The title will also feature gameplay elements similar to Splatoon 3's Salmon Run mode, including gear crafting and upgrading.

Nintendo LifeVery positive

Good Smile Reveals Two Stunning Fire Emblem Figures, Pre-Orders Now Live

Good Smile Company has revealed two new 1/7 scale figures based on Azura from Fire Emblem Fates, available in both White Songstress and Dark Songstress attire. Pre-orders are live, with an estimated arrival between October and December 2027. This announcement follows recent Fire Emblem news, including the addition of Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance to the Nintendo Switch Online GameCube library.

Noisy PixelPositive

Fire Emblem Fates Azura Figures Pre-Orders Open with Dual Songstress Versions

Nintendo and Intelligent Systems have opened pre-orders for 1/7-scale figures of Azura from Fire Emblem Fates, featuring her Dark and White Songstress variations. These figures are priced at ¥32,780 and are scheduled for release in June 2027. Fire Emblem Fates, the fourteenth installment in the series, was originally released on the Nintendo 3DS in three distinct versions: Birthright, Conquest, and Revelation.

Metro UKNeutral

PlayStation consoles will need age verification to use voice chat from this year

Sony Interactive Entertainment is implementing age verification for voice and text chat features on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 consoles to comply with global regulations. Users will need to complete a one-time verification process, likely using a service like Yoti, to continue using communication features, though other services like gaming and the store will remain accessible. This change is expected to roll out across all regions by the end of the year, with Microsoft and Nintendo likely to follow suit.

Metro UKNeutral

Games Inbox: Will there ever be a Last Of Us Part 3?

Readers discuss the inevitability of The Last of Us Part 3, considering the franchise's brand power and Sony's likely desire for more sequels. Other topics include hopes for a Zelda movie, the appeal of quirky Japanese game company decisions, and debates on optimal performance modes for current-generation consoles.

Gaming BoltVery positive

Splatoon Raiders is a Single-Player Treasure-Hunting Game, Out on July 23rd for Switch 2

Nintendo has announced Splatoon Raiders, a single-player treasure-hunting game set to release on July 23rd for the Nintendo Switch 2. Players will explore islands, battle Salmonids, and salvage supplies, with characters from Splatoon 3 offering support. The game will also feature online and local co-op modes for up to four players and will retail for $49.99.

Gaming BoltVery positive

Pokémon Pokopia Leads to Koei Tecmo Raising Net Profit Forecast for FY 2026 to ¥41.5 billion

Koei Tecmo has significantly raised its net profit forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2026 to ¥41.5 billion, driven by the unexpected success of Pokémon Pokopia on the Nintendo Switch 2. The game has achieved record sales, boosting Nintendo's hardware sales by 154% in the UK and causing a 10% jump in Nintendo's share prices.

Nintendo EverythingPositive

Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream review for Nintendo Switch

Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, the sequel to the Nintendo 3DS life simulation game, offers a charming and creative experience on the Nintendo Switch. Players create and manage Mii characters on a new island, fostering relationships and fulfilling wishes. While the game excels in its colorful presentation, comedic writing, and expanded Mii customization including gender identity and same-sex coupling options, its overall enjoyment is significantly hampered by extremely limited online sharing and interactivity features.