August 5: Lost in Space: The Adventure Game is heading to Nintendo Switch, RedDeerGames and Scary Robot shared today. Launch timing has not been decided.
Lost in Space is a point-and-click adventure game based on the beloved 1960s TV series. Playing as Will Robinson, Dr. Smith, and Robot on a mission to rescue crew members, you’ll explore treacherous environments, outwit classic villains, and solve puzzles and mysteries.
More information can be found in the following overview:
The latest Nintendo Switch eShop charts for the week of February 14, 2026 are now available.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons had a lengthy stint at the top of the list, but has now fallen to #5. Pokemon Legends: Z-A, which had already proven popular, is back to #1.
Below are the full Nintendo Switch eShop charts for the week of February 14, 2026:
Courtesy of Astrolabe Games and 91Act, we have the launch trailer for BlazBlue Entropy Effect X. The series is known for fighting, but this is an action roguelike title, featuring 14 playable characters from the series plus two additional crossover characters from Dead Cells and Icey.
Further information can be found in the following overview:
I’ve talked a lot about Mario & Luigi: Brothership here, and today, we’re continuing that trend with a write-up on one of its best characters. By now, we all know the game suffers from a dire flaw in the form of its horrendously slow pacing, and for me personally, that’s going to prevent me from going back to the game in the future. That’s on top of the fact that its technical performance is severely lacking on the original Nintendo Switch, which becomes especially prevalent during the endgame.
From the way I talk about Brothership, you probably get the impression that I don’t like it very much. So then, why am I still talking about it over a year later? For all of its flaws, I feel like Brothership’s ideas and themes come together in a notably cohesive way at the end of the game – and it makes it extremely memorable, even though the rest of the story runs at a snail’s pace. Part of the reason Brothership’s ending remains so memorable is because of its new villain. Major spoilers within, so be warned!
Not too long ago, Nintendo released a fairly large new update for Animal Crossing: New Horizons – the first in almost four years. It adds all sorts of new features, from Splatoon and Zelda items to a brand-new resort hotel to classic games you can play within your town. It also makes some really helpful quality-of-life changes: you can access crafting materials from your storage no matter where on your island you are, and you can craft multiple items all at once. Between these changes and the ability to access your storage anywhere via the storage sheds, it’s so much easier to fully decorate your island now than it was when the game first launched almost six years ago. That being said, Animal Crossing: New Horizons still has one major flaw that may well never be fixed – tool durability.
In an announcement today, Limited Run Games revealed that it’s prepping a physical release of Darwin’s Paradox for Nintendo Switch 2.
The title will have a standard version and a collector’s edition. With the latter, you’ll receive a copy of the game, a slipcover, original CD soundtrack, lithograph, a figure, an engraved wooden pin, and an individually numbered certificate of authenticity.
For the first time, The Super Mario Bros. Movie is now available to watch for free. This comes ahead of the sequel’s arrival in less than two months.
The Super Mario Bros. Movie came to streaming services a bit after its initial debut. However, that obviously required a subscription. Now Fandango has made the entire thing available online, and you don’t need any sort of membership to view it. The only caveat is that ads are included.
Here’s a synopsis of the film:
A launch trailer has come in for Reanimal, a horror adventure game made by the original developer of Little Nightmares. The title found its way to Nintendo Switch 2 today.
For more information, read the following overview:
January 25: With the film coming out in just a couple of months, The Super Mario Galaxy Movie has now received its second trailer. The video just debuted as part of today’s Direct for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie.
Yoshi is the star of today’s trailer. While the character was missing in the previous video, leaks pointed to the character’s inclusion. Elsewhere we see that Baby Mario and Baby Luigi are appearing in some form, there’ll be the Frog power-up, and more.
