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Dragon Quest Builders Switch Patch Available Now, Switch 2 Compatibility Update Also Released
Dragon Quest Builders has received a patch for the Nintendo Switch, bringing it to version 1.0.1 to address gameplay issues. Following this update, the game is now officially supported on the Switch 2, with its behavior consistent with the original Switch.
New Pokemon Go Update May Have An Item That Catches Pokemon For You
A new in-game item called the Explorer Gadget may be coming to Pokemon Go, allowing players to automatically throw Poke Balls and spin Pokestops. This device would eliminate the need for external accessories like the Go Plus. It is speculated that the item will be monetized by the developer, though details on pricing or subscription models remain unknown.
The EasySMX S10 Lite Switch 2 controller has the most satisfying buttons I've ever pressed, that my gaming sessions feel like I'm starring in my own ASMR video
The EasySMX S10 Lite controller for the Nintendo Switch offers a comfortable design and satisfyingly clicky buttons, reminiscent of an ASMR experience. Despite lacking premium features like amiibo support and 2.4GHz wireless, it includes a convenient 'one-button wake-up' function and Hall effect sticks at an affordable price point.
Record Sales, Declining Stock Prices, Production Decreases: Is Switch 2 A Massive Success Or Not?
Despite record-breaking sales in the US, Nintendo is reportedly cutting Switch 2 production by 30% due to weaker-than-expected overseas demand and holiday sales. Analysts suggest this is a calculated move for inventory stabilization amidst challenging macroeconomic conditions, rather than a sign of failure. The console's success is attributed to strong initial demand and titles like Pokemon Pokopia, but future growth may depend on major first-party releases and strategic pricing.
Famitsu Sales: 3/16/26 3/22/26 Pokopia remains on top while Crimson Desert opens at 31,108.
Famitsu has released its weekly sales data for the period of March 16-22, 2026. Pokemon Pokopia continues to lead software sales, while the new release Crimson Desert debuted at second place with 31,108 units sold on PlayStation 5. Nintendo Switch 2 remains the top-selling hardware.
Famitsu Sales: 3/16/26 – 3/22/26 Pokopia remains on top while Crimson Desert opens at 31,108.
The latest Famitsu sales charts for the week of March 16-22, 2026, show Pokemon Pokopia remaining at the top. Crimson Desert debuted at number two with 31,108 units sold on PlayStation 5, while Nintendo Switch 2 led hardware sales.
Famitsu software sales (3/16/26 – 3/22/26) – Top 30
Famitsu's latest Japanese software sales chart for the week of March 16-22, 2026, shows Pokemon Pokopia leading on Nintendo Switch with over 772,000 units sold. Crimson Desert debuted at second place on PlayStation 5, followed by Monster Hunter Stories 3 and Mario Kart World on Nintendo Switch.
Nintendo General Direct Coming in June, Splatoon Raiders and Switch Sports Out This Summer – Rumor
Rumors suggest Nintendo will host a General Direct in June, potentially revealing release dates for Splatoon Raiders, Switch Sports, and Rhythm Heaven Groove for a summer launch. The company is also reportedly adjusting Nintendo Switch 2 production and has seen significant sales for Pokémon Pokopia. A new initiative will also see separate pricing for physical and digital editions of Yoshi and the Mysterious Book.
Pokémon Pokopia Players Are Fulfilling a 30-Year-Old Playground Rumor by Hiding Mew Under a Truck
Players in Pokémon Pokopia are recreating a 30-year-old playground rumor about finding the mythical Pokémon Mew under a truck near the S.S. Anne, a feat that was not possible in the original Pokémon Red and Blue games. This new in-game event allows players to fulfill this long-standing legend.
2026 video game release date calendar
This article provides a comprehensive calendar of video game releases scheduled for 2026, including specific dates for titles like Grand Theft Auto 6 in November and early year releases such as Resident Evil Requiem. It details monthly releases across various platforms and lists notable titles with TBD release dates, promising to be updated as new information becomes available.
Pokemon Pokopia players turn to "broken" Minecraft tactics to make gathering one of the game's rarest materials a breeze: "I mined 1,200 Pokemetal in about 90 minutes"
Players of Pokemon Pokopia have discovered a highly efficient method for gathering rare materials like Pokemetal, drawing inspiration from Minecraft's mining tactics. This technique, popularized by content creator Austin John Plays, involves excavating specific blocks on Dream Islands to yield large quantities of materials in a short time, significantly easing the grind for late-game crafting and customization.
Japanese Charts: Pokémon Pokopia Shows No Signs Of Slowing Down
Pokémon Pokopia remained the top-selling physical game in Japan for the third consecutive week, selling over 114,000 copies. Crimson Desert debuted at second place with over 31,000 units sold. The Switch 2 was the best-selling console, followed by the PlayStation 5 Digital Edition.
Pokemon Pokopia Review - The Poke-Adventure We Needed | TNS
Pokémon Pokopia is a charming adventure game that allows players to shape their own world. The game's narrative is emotionally resonant, capable of bringing players to tears.
Pokemon Pokopia Review - The Poke-Adventure We Needed | TNS
Pokemon Pokopia continues to lead sales charts on the Nintendo Switch, with Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection and FATAL FRAME II: Crimson Butterfly REMAKE also making strong debuts. Monster Hunter Stories 3 sold over 54,000 units across Switch and PlayStation 5, while the Fatal Frame remake sold over 18,000 units.
Pokemon Pokopia's hard-hitting maturity is the perfect way to celebrate 30 years of Pokemon
Pokemon Pokopia offers a surprisingly mature and engaging experience, blending life simulation, crafting, and building elements with a post-apocalyptic narrative. The game celebrates Pokemon's 30th anniversary by exploring themes of rebuilding and finding hope in a damaged world, appealing to both long-time fans and new players.
Famitsu sales (3/16/26 – 3/22/26) – Pokemon Pokopia continues domination
Famitsu has released its latest Japanese hardware and software sales data for the week of March 16-22. Pokemon Pokopia continues its strong performance, topping the software charts. The Nintendo Switch 2 remains the dominant hardware platform, followed by the PlayStation 5 and its variants.
Nintendo confirms the cost of physical Switch 2 games 'is not going up' after announcing digital titles will…
Nintendo has announced a change in pricing strategy for its upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 games in the US, with digital titles set to have a lower MSRP than their physical counterparts starting May 2026. The company clarified that the cost of physical games will not increase, and retail partners will set their own prices. This change will affect new titles, beginning with 'Yoshi and the Mysterious Book', which will have a digital MSRP of $59.99 and a physical MSRP of $69.99.
The Physical Versions of First Party Nintendo Games Will Cost More With Digital Costing Less | Console
Nintendo announced that physical versions of its first-party Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive games in North America will cost more than their digital counterparts, starting in May 2026 with "Yoshi and the Mysterious Book" priced at $69.99 USD. The company cited differing production and distribution costs for the price disparity, while noting that retail partners ultimately set final prices. This change will affect Nintendo-published titles, including collaborations with third-party studios.
The Physical Versions of Nintendo Published Switch 2 Exclusives Will Cost More Starting in May While Digital
Nintendo is increasing the retail price of physical editions for its first-party Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive titles in North America to $69.99 USD, starting in May 2026 with 'Yoshi and the Mysterious Book.' Digital versions will remain at $59.99 USD. This change reflects differing production and distribution costs for physical media, though retail partners will set final prices.
Nintendo Published Switch 2 Digital Games Will Be Cheaper
Nintendo has announced that digital Nintendo Switch 2 games will be priced cheaper than their physical counterparts, starting with "Yoshi and the Mysterious Book" on May 21, 2026. This pricing strategy, already seen in Europe, cites production costs for physical cartridges as the reason for the difference. The digital version of "Yoshi and the Mysterious Book" will cost $59.99, while physical copies are expected to retail for $69.99.
