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Pokemon Legends: Z-A 2.0.2 update

Nintendo and The Pokemon Company are now offering a new version 2.0.2 update for Pokemon Legends: Z-A. The patch can be downloaded on Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch.

We’ll get this out of the way: there doesn’t seem to be much here. The team has addressed some issues, but hasn’t gone into detail about what was tackled.

In any case, the patch notes are as follows:

Road Trip is a major feature in Kirby Air Riders as it is essentially that game’s story mode. In a new post, director Masahiro Sakurai explained how it came to be.

According to Sakurai, Road Trip wasn’t in the initial design planning stage. However, he knew some players would want some single-player elements. He explained that “When considering how to pull together existing gameplay elements to keep players playing long-term, the only real option was to give them a series of challenges.”

Sakurai also said that it was considered making a mode in which :a whole lot of characters would attack one by one as rivals” and “perhaps using a system like the events in City Trial to give players specific tasks to achieve.” However, we ultimately ended up with Road Trip in its final form.

Decollate Decoration

Kemco, in partnership with Kanekodo, has announced a Nintendo Switch version of Decollate Decoration. Fans can get their hands on it starting April 17, 2025.

Decollate Decoration is a a point-and-click, command-selection style adventure game. You’ll play as a girl who has become a ghost and you’ll nee dto fulfill her desires by speaking to her beloved “him” causing poltergeists, visiting in dreams, or even cursing.

We’ve got all of the details about the game with the following overview:

Sonic Racing CrossWorlds 1.3.1 update

SEGA just went live with a major version 1.3.1 update for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds.

The patch comes with new content, new features, adjustments, and fixes. Highlights include new Gadgets, the “Bonus Ring Frenzy” mode, new music, and new decals.

The full rundown is as follows:

Super Mario Bros. Wonder 1.1.0 update

Nintendo has issued a new version 1.1.0 update for Super Mario Bros. Wonder.

Unsurprisingly, the patch paves the way for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 Edition. Also included is amiibo functionality and a Polish translation.

The full rundown is as follows:

LEGO Party 1.4.0 update Bonus Bricks

LEGO Party is going live with a new version 1.4.0 update on Nintendo Switch, which will add some new features.

A few new elements are included. For instance, now players can add Bonus Bricks to the end of Challenge Zones. New content includes new 2v2 versions of Minigames in Brick Battles & Minigame Rush as well as new Minifigures in the Wardrobes.

Here’s the full rundown:

A new statement has come in from Aspyr in which the company denied that Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered recently used generative AI for some of its content.

Last week, Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered received a major update with its Challenge Mode. However, fans weren’t happy with the results. The unlockable outfits in particular have drawn criticism and some players feel that they’re not up to quality standards. Some went as far as to claim that the outfits make use of generative AI.

It took some time, but it looks like GameCube emulation has been improved on Nintendo Switch 2.

Previously, one of the major issues plaguing the service was input lag. Another problem cropping up was analog sensitivity. While latency still isn’t where some would like to be, the first issue has now been addressed.

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Dark Scrolls

Today, Devolver Digital and Doinksoft unveiled Dark Scrolls for Nintendo Switch. It will be available later this year.

The game is being made by the same team behind Gato Roboto, Gunbrella, and Demon Throttle. This time around, we’re getting a pixel-perfect dungeon scroller that mixes shoot ’em up-like chaos with compelling roguelike progression.

Learn more about the project with the following rundown:

Triple-i Showcase 2026

The Triple-i Initiative is returning for a 2026 show, it’s just been announced. The event airs on April 9 at 9 AM PT / 12 PM ET / 5 PM in the UK / 6 PM in Europe.

The show will feature 45 minutes of back-to-back trailers. Expect to see gameplay reveals, world premieres, and other announcements across 40+ games.

Here’s some additional information about the event:



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