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Nintendo Unveils SDCC 2026 Lineup: Hands-On Switch Sports Resort and Rizzler Stage Challenge
gaming2 days ago

Nintendo Unveils SDCC 2026 Lineup: Hands-On Switch Sports Resort and Rizzler Stage Challenge

Nintendo announced its San Diego Comic-Con 2026 lineup, headlined by a first U.S. hands-on for Nintendo Switch Sports Resort on the Nintendo Switch 2, plus a Splatoon Raiders playable demo. Attendees can participate in on-stage competitions against social media creator The Rizzler and enjoy various in-booth activities from July 23–26 at the San Diego Convention Center, including a hands-on session at The Pointe Hilton San Diego Bayfront and live gameplay broadcasts along The Promenade.

Dragon Quest 11 S on Nintendo Switch 2: 60FPS at 1080p or 30FPS at 1440p, no save transfer
gaming6 days ago

Dragon Quest 11 S on Nintendo Switch 2: 60FPS at 1080p or 30FPS at 1440p, no save transfer

Square Enix confirms two optimization modes for Dragon Quest 11 S on Nintendo Switch 2: Performance Priority runs at 60 FPS in 1080p, while Image Quality Priority runs at 30 FPS in 1440p. There are no noted differences between docked and handheld modes, and the Switch 2 screen maxes at 1080p. Save data from the original Switch release cannot be transferred, and upgrading to the new edition costs $40 with no new content; the game launches September 24, 2026.

Square Enix launches its biggest Switch sale yet with deep cuts on RPG classics
gaming7 days ago

Square Enix launches its biggest Switch sale yet with deep cuts on RPG classics

Square Enix kicked off its biggest-ever sale on Nintendo Switch 2 and the Nintendo eShop, slashing prices on a wide lineup of RPGs and classics—including Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade, Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined, Octopath Traveler 0, and Final Fantasy Tactics—across both platforms, with many titles hitting new lows. The sale runs through July 17, 2026.

technology9 days ago

Oblivion Remastered Debuts on Switch 2 August 11 with DLSS

Bethesda Softworks and Virtuos announced The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered is coming to Nintendo Switch 2 on August 11. The standard version is $49.99 with a $59.99 Deluxe Edition, and the download size is 61.4GB. The Switch 2 release features DLSS, motion controls, touch screen, and Left/Right Hand mouse modes, running at 900p handheld and 1080p docked at 30fps, and includes The Shivering Isles and Knights of the Nine expansions.

Mario Kart World 1.7.0 Brings Knockout Tour Upgrades and Photo-Mode Tweaks
technology10 days ago

Mario Kart World 1.7.0 Brings Knockout Tour Upgrades and Photo-Mode Tweaks

Mario Kart World 1.7.0 is live, adding two new Knockout Tour routes (Drill Rally and Boomerang Rally), photo-mode sticker support, balance tweaks, and a slew of bug fixes. The update also increases certain speeds, allows quicker post-hit recovery, and adjusts item and jump mechanics. A ramp from Airship Fortress to Bowser’s Castle arrives, Thai language support is added, and six more Knockout Tour routes are planned for future updates. A trailer is available, and Switch 2 users are reportedly receiving the rollout.

Zelda Switch 2 Remake Debuts on Famitsu's Most Wanted List
gaming11 days ago

Zelda Switch 2 Remake Debuts on Famitsu's Most Wanted List

Famitsu's latest Most Wanted chart (votes cast June 10–16) includes Zelda: Ocarina of Time for Nintendo Switch 2 making its first appearance, along with Dragon Quest Monsters: The Withered World. The list spans titles across NS2, NSW, and PS5, with Zelda’s Switch 2 version teased for release later this year featuring updated visuals and designs.

Switch 2 Lifts Hardware Spending as PlayStation and Xbox Suffer Historic May
business12 days ago

Switch 2 Lifts Hardware Spending as PlayStation and Xbox Suffer Historic May

May 2026 delivered the worst May for US PS and Xbox console sales on record amid price hikes, with PS5 down 58% YoY and spending down 43%, and Xbox down 12% YoY though spending rose 7%; Nintendo Switch 2 boosted hardware spending by 38% and logged about 5.9 million units in its first year, the second-fastest selling handheld in US history. Analysts warn further price hikes (including an expected August Xbox rise) could curb demand until the holiday season, with a rebound unlikely before 2028 as memory costs rise.