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Dragon Quest 12 restarts development from scratch as edgy tone is scrapped

Dragon Quest 12: Beyond Dreams has restarted development from scratch, abandoning its previously announced darker, more adult tone. Executive producer Yosuke Saito confirmed the overhaul, stating it will be a significant delay before the game is released. Square Enix also announced Dragon Quest Monsters: The Withered World for multiple platforms, aiming for a release before Dragon Quest 12.

Nintendo LifePositive

Dragon Quest XI Gets The 'Definitive Edition' Treatment (Again) For Switch 2

Square Enix has announced Dragon Quest XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age - Definitive Edition for the Nintendo Switch 2, launching on September 26, 2026. This version includes new story chapters, the ability to switch between 3D and 2D modes, and performance/visual toggles. The original game was released on Nintendo 3DS in 2017 and on Nintendo Switch in 2019.

My Nintendo NewsPositive

Pokemon series has now sold over 515 million software units worldwide

The Pokemon Company announced that the Pokemon franchise has sold over 515 million software units worldwide. This figure represents an increase of 26 million units sold in the past year. The article also references previous sales milestones for Pokemon Red/Blue, Pokemon X/Y, and compares the franchise's success to the Mario series.

PC GamesNNegative

Former Scottish politician snapped up GTA 5, FIFA, and more as part of $500,000 embezzlement

Former Scottish politician Peter Murrell has pleaded guilty to embezzling over $500,000 from the Scottish Nationalist Party. His spending spree included luxury items, multiple consoles like PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo 3DS, and video games such as Grand Theft Auto 5 and various FIFA titles.

Nintendo EverythingPositive

Exstetra remaster announced for Nintendo Switch 2, Switch

FuRyu has announced a remaster of the fantasy RPG Exstetra for the Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch, with a release date to be announced later. Originally launched over a decade ago on Nintendo 3DS and PlayStation Vita, this will be the first time the game is available outside of Japan and will feature full English language support.

SiliconeraNeutral

Hear Persona, Persona 2, and Persona Q Soundtracks on Sound Station

Atlus will stream the Persona Sound Station Volume 2 on the Atlus Game Music YouTube channel, featuring soundtracks from Revelations: Persona, Persona 2: Innocent Sin, Persona 2: Eternal Punishment, and the Persona Q spin-off games. The 30-hour stream will air on May 29-30, 2026, and will not be archived. This follows a previous stream that focused on Persona 3 music.

Retro GamerVery positive

10 Best Dragon Quest games of all time, ranked

This article ranks the top 10 Dragon Quest games, focusing primarily on mainline entries with one spin-off included. The ranking considers mechanics, story, visuals, and pacing, offering a guide for JRPG fans to choose their next adventure in the franchise.

My Nintendo NewsVery negative

Level-5 criticised for anti-piracy statement while not having legal alternative to play back catalogue

Level-5 has faced criticism for issuing an anti-piracy statement while failing to provide legal avenues for international fans to access its older titles, such as the Yo-kai Watch series. Fans point out the lack of global releases and modern re-releases, making piracy the only option for many outside of Japan.

DestructoidNegative

Metroid, Castlevania dev hit with layoffs just 2 days before its latest game launches

Metroid Dread developer MercurySteam has undergone layoffs just two days before the launch of its new game, Blades of Fire. The studio described the situation as a "workforce adjustment process" in a LinkedIn post. MercurySteam previously developed Metroid: Samus Returns and the Castlevania: Lords of Shadow series.

Nintendo LifeNegative

"A Difficult And Painful Situation" - Metroid Dread Developer MercurySteam Suffers Layoffs

Spanish developer MercurySteam, known for Metroid Dread and Metroid: Samus Returns, has announced layoffs. The studio described the situation as a "workforce adjustment process" and is seeking to help affected employees find new opportunities. The studio's most recent game, Blades of Fire, did not meet sales expectations.

My Nintendo NewsNeutral

My Nintendo Store will change its name to Nintendo Store in various regions

Nintendo is rebranding its online store from 'My Nintendo Store' to simply 'Nintendo Store' in Japan, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand, effective May 27th. The name change will not affect the service's content or offerings.

Metro UKPositive

What Star Fox tells us about the Ocarina Of Time remake - Reader’s Feature

This reader's feature speculates on how a potential remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for the Nintendo Switch 2 might turn out, drawing parallels with the recently announced Star Fox 64 remake. The author discusses potential graphical styles, the inclusion of voice acting, and the importance of gameplay innovation over a purely graphical update for long-time fans.

My Nintendo NewsNeutral

Nintendo veteran designer Takashi Tezuka set to retire as Executive Officer

Nintendo veteran designer Takashi Tezuka, known for directing classic titles like The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past and Super Mario World, will retire from his role as an executive officer on June 26, 2026. Tezuka's departure follows the recent retirements of fellow Nintendo designers Hideki Konno and Kensuke Tanabe.

Nintendo LifeVery positive

Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream Sales Are Off To A Flying Start

Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream has achieved over 3.8 million global sales in its first two weeks. This strong launch for the Nintendo Switch title suggests it may surpass the 6.73 million units sold by its Nintendo 3DS predecessor, Tomodachi Life. Nintendo has confirmed the sales figures in its latest financial report.

Tech RadarPositive

Star Fox 64 is getting yet another remake, this time for Nintendo Switch 2

Nintendo has announced a new Star Fox game, simply titled Star Fox, which is a remake of Star Fox 64 for the Nintendo Switch 2. It will feature rebuilt visuals, new character designs, and a new PvP multiplayer mode. The game is set to launch on June 25, 2026, and will include features like GameShare and GameChat.

Nintendo LifeNeutral

Talking Point: Star Fox Old Vs. New Designs Compared - Which Do You Prefer?

Nintendo is releasing a new Star Fox 64 remake on June 25th for the Nintendo Switch, featuring a "cinematic take" with updated graphics and character redesigns. The new designs for Fox, Falco, Slippy, and Peppy are more detailed and animal-like, sparking divided opinions among fans comparing them to previous iterations from Star Fox 64, its 3DS remake, and Star Fox Zero.

GamespotVery positive

The 30 Best Video Game Remakes

This article ranks the 30 best video game remakes, distinguishing them from remasters by their comprehensive rebuilding of original titles. It highlights how remakes blend nostalgia with modern sensibilities to appeal to both veteran and new players, showcasing examples from various developers like Square Enix, Capcom, and Nintendo across multiple platforms.

GamesroidVery positive

The Best JRPGs You Can Play on Handheld Devices (2026 Guide)

This guide explores why JRPGs are perfectly suited for handheld devices, highlighting the pacing, progression, and flexibility that make them ideal for portable play. It details the best platforms for playing JRPGs in 2026, including the Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck, classic handhelds like the PSP and PS Vita, retro handhelds, and mobile devices, while also recommending specific titles for each.

Pure NintendoVery positive

Review: Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream

Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream is a simulation game where players create Miis and observe their independent lives, leading to unpredictable and humorous interactions. The game features a real-world clock for daily check-ins and extensive customization options for Miis and island aesthetics. While it offers a unique and creative experience, repetition can set in over extended play, though it remains an entertaining sequel to the original.

Nintendo EverythingNeutral

Nintendo’s BoxBoy + BoxGirl could be getting a Switch 2 release

A new rating in Taiwan suggests that the puzzle game BoxBoy + BoxGirl may be re-released on the Nintendo Switch 2. This marks the first potential activity for the franchise in six years, with HAL Laboratory listed as the developer. The rating does not specify any new features for this potential version.