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Över 1 miljon väntar på svenska HELA
Windup Games' upcoming title, HELA: Of Mice & Magic, is set to release on December 1st and has garnered significant attention with over one million wishlists. The game emphasizes cooperative play, exploration, and a narrative inspired by Swedish nature, drawing parallels to the studio's previous work on Unravel. The developers are focusing on creating an immersive experience with a strong visual identity and emotional storytelling, aiming to appeal to a broad audience including Game Pass subscribers.
Capcom says acclaimed Monster Hunter World won’t come to Nintendo Switch 2
Capcom producer Ryozo Tsujimoto has stated that Monster Hunter World will not be ported to the Nintendo Switch 2. The primary reason cited is the significant engine differences compared to the upcoming Monster Hunter Wilds, which would necessitate a complete remake of the game.
The disc is dying, but the box isn’t – what will a "physical game" actually mean in 2030?
The definition of a "physical game" is evolving as digital sales grow and disc production declines. While Sony plans to end disc production for PlayStation in 2028, experts suggest the physical box may persist, potentially containing download codes or acting as a collector's item. The value of physical ownership will increasingly depend on rights like lending and resale, rather than the presence of a disc.
Nintendo Switch eShop charts – September 19, 2026 – Metroid Dread rises to the top thanks to Metroid Ravenous
Metroid Dread has climbed to the top of the Nintendo Switch eShop charts for the week of September 19, 2026, following the announcement of Metroid Ravenous. The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom also saw a significant boost, reaching second place due to the Nintendo Customer Appreciation Sale.
The Walking Dead: Streets of Survival launch trailer
The launch trailer for The Walking Dead: Streets of Survival has been released, showcasing its beat-'em-up combat inspired by AMC's television series. Players can control iconic characters like Rick Grimes and Negan across twelve levels, battling both the undead and the Saviors. The game is available on Nintendo Switch.
Review: Deathbuldge: Battle of the Bands (Nintendo Switch)
Deathbulge: Battle of the Bands is a unique and creative RPG for the Nintendo Switch, featuring a quirky story, a distinctive turn-based combat system based on a timeline, and a vibrant hand-drawn art style. While some combat can become repetitive and difficulty spikes occur, the game's excellent soundtrack and memorable characters make it a worthwhile experience for those seeking something different.
Evening Reading - September 18, 2026
This week's gaming news roundup includes updates on EverQuest Legends, Disney Dreamlight Valley's Halloween season, and LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight on Nintendo Switch. Deals are available for PC and Nintendo consoles, and the Flame Fatales speedrunning marathon supports the Malala Fund.
Nightdive Studios interview: what to expect with Thief: The Dark Project Remastered and Sin: Reloaded ahead of Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch launch
Nightdive Studios is preparing remasters of Thief: The Dark Project and Sin: Reloaded for the Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch. Project manager Grover Wimberly IV discussed the selection process, the technical aspects of the remasters, and the importance of game preservation. Thief: The Dark Project Remastered is slated for winter, with Sin: Reloaded launching September 24, 2026.
Ninjala 2 devs explain why it’s an open-world action game, no gacha-style elements
Developers for Ninjala 2 have revealed the game will shift to an open-world PvE action genre, moving away from the competitive PvP focus of its predecessor. GungHo also confirmed that the sequel will be a single purchase with no gacha-style monetization, a change positively received by fans.
Weekend Console Download Deals for Sept. 18: Nintendo Customer Appreciation Sale
Nintendo is holding a significant Customer Appreciation Sale on its first-party Switch titles, with discounts on popular games like The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. Additionally, sales are available for PlayStation and Xbox platforms, featuring a wide array of third-party titles across various genres.
As Final Fantasy Resonance drops its gacha baggage, another JRPG dev doing the same thinks it's "wonderful" these live-service games will be preserved
Shinnosuke Hirasawa, producer for Another Eden, praises the trend of live-service JRPGs like Final Fantasy Resonance and Octopath Traveler being adapted into premium, preserved versions. He believes this practice is wonderful for creators and the medium, allowing games to escape the limitations of service termination and continue receiving recognition.
Capcom Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch sale live with Monster Hunter Stories 3, Pragmata, more at new low prices
Capcom is holding a sale on the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch, featuring titles like Monster Hunter Stories 3 and Pragmata at their lowest prices to date. The sale, which includes discounts on various Resident Evil and Street Fighter titles, runs until October 9, 2026.
Cozy PlayStation 5 Adventure Game Out Today on PS Store
Hyper Games has released its cozy adventure game, Moomintroll: Winter’s Warmth, for PlayStation 5. Inspired by the Moomins franchise, the game focuses on gentle exploration and puzzle-solving, featuring watercolor-inspired visuals and interactive snow mechanics. It is priced at $19.99 and is also listed as PS5 Pro Enhanced.
1980s-Themed, Isometric Action-RPG Kingdom of Night Is Coming to Consoles
The 1980s-themed isometric action RPG Kingdom of Night, originally released for PC in December 2025, is now coming to Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S on November 5th, 2026. Developed by Friends of Safety and published by DANGEN Entertainment, the game features a story about a satanic cult unleashing demons in a small town and offers solo or two-player local co-op gameplay.
Action-Puzzle Adventure Tama In-Between is Coming to PC and Switch Soon
Indie publisher Fruitbat Factory announced that Masagomi Studios' 2D action-puzzle adventure, Tama In-Between, will be released on PC via Steam on October 29th, 2026, with a Nintendo Switch version planned for 2027. The game features a slime cat protagonist with abilities to absorb, split into clones, and possess them to solve puzzles.
I wanted to adore the Epomaker GX1 headset, but its tinny sound and middling software put a stop to our audio love affair
The Epomaker GX1 headset offers a stylish, comfortable design and impressive battery life at an affordable price point. However, its tinny audio quality, muddy microphone, and unreliable software prevent it from being a recommended purchase.
SEGA celebrates Sonic Racing CrossWorlds 1st year with Classic Sonic decal
SEGA is celebrating the first anniversary of Sonic Racing CrossWorlds with a free login gift: a Classic Sonic decal. Players can receive this item by simply logging into the game, which is available on the Nintendo Switch.
People Can’t Stop Talking About Mario’s New Tiny Pockets
Nintendo has updated the official "Super Mario" logo and character renders, most notably adding small pockets to Mario's overalls. This subtle change has sparked online discussion about the character's design and potential future appearances, with some speculating it hints at a new 3D Mario game.
Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave is my ideal RPG sequel and the Three Houses followup I always wanted
Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave is an ideal tactical RPG sequel that builds upon Fire Emblem: Three Houses, offering extensive grid-based combat, deep role-playing elements, and a multitude of characters. The game features multiple protagonists and allows players to swap between narrative routes, providing a lengthy and engaging experience that can exceed 95 hours. Available exclusively on the Nintendo Switch 2, it's highly recommended for fans of the genre.
"I would 100% prioritize [GTA], and now I don't have to": Ex-Nintendo marketing lead says "thank god" the Zelda Ocarina of Time remake is dodging GTA 6, because even she'd pick Rockstar
A former Nintendo marketing lead, Krysta Yang, praised the decision to launch The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake on November 5, two weeks before Grand Theft Auto 6's November 19 release. Yang believes this strategic spacing allows players to enjoy the shorter Zelda title before diving into Rockstar's highly anticipated blockbuster, a move she sees as smart for both Nintendo and players.
