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Rayman 30th Anniversary Edition 1.1 update

Ubisoft and Digital Eclipse today announced a new version 1.1 update for Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition. The release is expected around early to mid-April.

The patch will include a few quality of life additions and improvements. Several fixes are also planned throughout the entire package.

The full rundown is as follows:

Village in the Shade

NIS America is localizing Village in the Shade for release int he west, the company just announced. The game launches this fall on Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch.

Village in the Shade is known as Honogurashi no Niwa in Japan. The game will see its Japanese release on July 30, 2026.

Metacritic just went live with its 16th annual publisher rankings, and as usual we’re able to get a look at Nintendo’s placement. The company did see an improvement this past year.

Previously, Nintendo ranked #22 in 2024. In 2025, the company was actually powered by past titles – Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom’s new Nintendo Switch 2 Edition scored well with critics and were some of the highest rated releases. Another game that did well was Donkey Kong Bananza, which had a score of 91. Drag x Drive was one title which lowered Nintendo’s Metascore.


Super Mario Bros. Wonder 1.2.0 update

Super Mario Bros. Wonder already receiving one update before the new Nintendo Switch 2 Edition launched, and another has just dropped with version 1.2.0.

One of the main highlights of the update is that it’ll be easier to collect decorative flowers on Nintendo Switch 2. Additionally, Thai is now supported.

The full rundown is as follows:

Sonic Frontiers Definitive Edition

SEGA appears to be working on Sonic Frontiers Definitive Edition. Although there’s been no official announcement, a rating for the game has now surfaced in Korea from The Game Rating and Administration Committee.

The rating doesn’t provide any information and technically doesn’t confirm a Nintendo release. However, we’d be surprised if Nintendo Switch 2 wasn’t included in the plans here. Sonic Frontiers was a little rough on the original Nintendo Switch from a technical standpoint, so a Switch 2 version could greatly improve the experience. SEGA could also choose to include new content / features.

Tomodachi Life Living the Dream demo

Nintendo has been moving away from eShop demos as of late, but one just dropped for Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream.

This comes a little less than a month before the game’s launch. To access the demo, simply head on over to the store and visit the game’s page. It’s specifically called “Tomodachi: Living the Dream – Welcome Version”.

Machine Gun Fury trailer

Machine Gun Fury has now landed on Nintendo Switch, and the game’s launch trailer is available. ESDigital and Reset Games are promoting the 90s run and gun shooter throwback.

Everything you need to know can be found in the following rundown:

Horizon Chase Turbo delisted

Time is running out to pick up Horizon Chase Turbo from the Nintendo eShop as it’s been announced that the game is getting delisted. Nintendo Switch will be affected, but the news applies to other platforms as well.

Horizon Chase Turbo will be pulled on June 1, 2026. After that date, it’ll be gone from the store. However, those who already made a purchase will be able to redownload the title moving forward.

Serenity Forge, in partnership with Spanish indie distributor Tesura Games, has announced that the turn-based rhythm JRPG Keylocker: Turn Based Cyberpunk Action will receive a physical release for Nintendo Switch. The game is planned to launch in both Standard and Collector’s Editions in 2026, with a specific release date yet to be confirmed.

The Collector’s Edition will include a Collector’s Edition box, full physical game, original sticker sheet, concert ticket with download for the original soundtrack, original soundtrack CD, “B0B0” magnetic pin, double-sided poster, and a “B0B0 singing” acrylic stand.

Check out more information about the game below.

Hello Kitty Island Adventure City Down DLC

The cozy adventure game Hello Kitty Island Adventure is getting its second major DLC dubbed City Town, Sunblink and Sanrio revealed today. It’s coming to both Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch on April 16, 2026.

In the DLC, players will be able to access a new region promising over 30+ hours of gameplay and over 90 quests. A mysterious cameo guest has also been teased.

More information can be found in the following rundown:


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