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Star Fox (2026) Preview
A preview of the upcoming Star Fox game, set to release on June 24 for the Nintendo Switch 2, highlights its semi-realistic redesigns and cinematic presentation. The demo features the training simulator and Mission 2, showcasing improved Arwing controls and a more fleshed-out narrative for Fox McCloud's origins. Despite some initial negative reception to the new art direction, the game aims to deliver the ultimate Star Fox experience.
Nintendo pre-order updates – June 14, 2026 – Fire Emblem, Kingdom Hearts, Orbitals, Switch Sports Resort, Xenoblade, more
This article provides a comprehensive list of Nintendo products available for pre-order across the United States, Canada, and the UK for the week of June 14, 2026. It details upcoming game releases, amiibo figures, books, and other merchandise for platforms including the Nintendo Switch and the upcoming Switch 2.
Star Fox Hands-On, Pragmata, and the 100-Yen Democracy
This article provides a preview of upcoming games Star Fox and Pragmata, alongside a discussion on the concept of '100-Yen Democracy' within the gaming industry. It touches upon the potential impact of these titles and broader industry trends.
Rating the June 2026 Nintendo Direct, plus which games were missing
The June 2026 Nintendo Direct presentation showcased a remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Kingdom Hearts 4 and its predecessors on Nintendo Switch 2, and Nintendo Switch Sports Resort. The broadcast also featured new titles like The Duskbloods and Xenoblade Genesis, along with DLC for Pokemon Pokopia and Donkey Kong Bananza, and updates for various other games. However, notable absences included anticipated titles like Super Smash Bros. and a new Animal Crossing, leading to mixed reactions from fans.
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Several editorial staff members share their gaming plans for the weekend, which include a mix of new and old titles. Games mentioned range from Dave the Diver and Monkey Island to Final Fantasy X, Star Fox, Gothic, and various James Bond titles, alongside Microsoft Flight Simulator and NGL Biathlon.
Nintendo Fans Don’t Know What They Want
This article discusses the evolving and often contradictory expectations of Nintendo fans regarding game aesthetics. It highlights historical examples like The Wind Waker and Breath of the Wild, where initial fan reactions to stylistic changes eventually turned positive, contrasting with recent divided responses to more realistic remakes of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and Star Fox.
This Week in Switch 2 - Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake confirmed, Nintendo Direct & Summer Game Fest
This episode covers news from the recent Nintendo Direct, Summer Game Fest, and Xbox Games Showcase, confirming a 4K remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. The article also discusses impressions of the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 hardware and its operating system, with staff sharing their opinions weekly.
Star Fox designer “choked up” by graphics in new Nintendo Switch 2 remake
Original Star Fox designer Takaya Imamura expressed being moved by the realistic graphics in the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 remake. Developed by Velan Studios, the game features a custom engine that blurs the line between pre-rendered and real-time visuals, impressing Imamura with its technological advancement. The Star Fox remake is set to launch on June 25 for the Nintendo Switch 2.
Nintendo Download: Definitively Feeling It!
Nintendo's latest download update features Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition for Nintendo Switch 2, STARSEEKER: Astroneer Expeditions, and new game bundles. Several demos are available, including for Star Fox, and pre-orders are open for ELDEN RING Tarnished Edition, Minecraft Dungeons II, Nintendo Switch Sports Resort, and Orbitals. The update also highlights new music playlists, in-game events for Donkey Kong Bananza, and ongoing eShop sales.
Rhythm Paradise Groove Hands-on Preview - Bringing back the Beat
Nintendo provided an early look at Rhythm Paradise Groove for the Nintendo Switch, showcasing its blend of classic rhythm gameplay with new modes. The preview highlighted "Play Solo" with new rhythm games like Disc Dog and Hop, Stop N Roll, "Play With Friends" featuring co-op and competitive modes like Ninja Bodyguards and Cake Wait, and the new Rhythm RPG mode, Beatspell. The game is set to release on July 2nd and is expected to be a must-have for the console.
Nintendo Today 3.3.0 update out now, patch notes
Nintendo has released version 3.3.0 of its Nintendo Today app for iOS and Android. While the official patch notes mention bug fixes, the update also adds Star Fox to the list of favorite characters and game series users can select. Previously, an update in March introduced collectible cards based on The Super Mario Galaxy Movie.
Star Fox – Everything You Need To Know
Nintendo is releasing a new Star Fox game on June 25th, exclusively for the Nintendo Switch. This title, simply named Star Fox, is a remake of the original SNES game, featuring overhauled graphics, modern controls, and new cutscenes. It aims to modernize the classic on-rails shooter experience with updated audio and character models, while also introducing new gameplay modes like Challenge Mode and an expanded Battle Mode. The game will also feature exclusive Switch 2 hardware features like mouse controls for co-op play and GameChat avatar integration.
Testa Star Fox – demo ute
A demo for the upcoming remake of the Nintendo 64 classic Star Fox is now available for players to try. The demo includes a tutorial and parts of the early game. The full game is set to release on Nintendo Switch on June 25.
Zelda Announcement Helps Nintendo Win Summer 2026 Battle
Nintendo's recent Direct showcase revealed a full remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for the Nintendo Switch 2, alongside remastered editions of the Xenoblade Chronicles series and ports of several major third-party titles. The presentation also featured new entries in the Rhythm Heaven and Fire Emblem series, and a Star Fox demo, positioning the Switch 2 as a powerful handheld gaming device.
Nintendo Treehouse: Live June 2026 - All Switch 1 & 2 Gameplay Reveals
Nintendo showcased gameplay for upcoming titles Star Fox, Splatoon, and Rhythm Heaven during its Treehouse: Live June 2026 presentation. The 90-minute show provided extended looks at these games, following a recent Nintendo Direct presentation.
Knockout City creator Velan Studios is the primary developer on Star Fox
Velan Studios, the creator of Knockout City, is confirmed as the primary developer for the upcoming Star Fox title. This marks a new collaboration between Velan Studios and Nintendo.
Velan Studios is behind Star Fox on Nintendo Switch 2
Velan Studios has revealed that they are the developers behind the upcoming Star Fox title for the Nintendo Switch 2. The studio, previously known for Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit, expressed relief in finally announcing their involvement with the new Star Fox game.
All Announcements from the Nintendo Direct on June 9, 2026 - NintendoFuse
The Nintendo Direct on June 9, 2026, showcased over 50 minutes of upcoming games primarily for the Nintendo Switch 2, with some titles also releasing on the original Nintendo Switch. Major announcements included a new Xenoblade game, Kingdom Hearts IV, and a remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, alongside numerous third-party titles and DLC for existing games like Pokémon Pokopia.
Nintendo Direct June 2026: Every Announcement, Game Reveal & Trailer
Nintendo showcased a packed Nintendo Direct presentation featuring numerous game announcements and trailers for the Nintendo Switch 2. Highlights included new titles like Rhythm Heaven Groove, Onimusha: Way of the Sword, Stellar Blade, and Xenoblade Genesis, alongside updates and expansions for existing franchises such as Dragon's Dogma 2, Pokémon Pokopia, and Final Fantasy XIV Online.
Gallery: Here's How The Star Fox Demo Compares To The N64 Original
A free demo for the upcoming Star Fox remake was released during a Nintendo Direct, allowing players to compare it directly to the original Nintendo 64 version. The demo includes the prologue, tutorial, and the Meteo stage, showcasing visual upgrades and new features like haptic feedback and alternative controls.
