Mina the Hollower lands on Switch 1 and Switch 2 on May 29, 2026 for $19.99, with the Switch 2 version running at 120fps; it was originally slated for Oct 31, 2025 and went gold shortly before this announcement.
Today is the last day to buy Nintendo Switch Game Vouchers (two coupons for $100) that let Nintendo Switch Online subscribers redeem two full-price digital games, saving about $20 total. The vouchers, purchased now, remain valid for a year (until Jan 30, 2027) and can be used on a wide range of Switch 1 titles, but they do not apply to Switch 2 releases. Nintendo had signaled the scheme would end with the Switch 2, and there’s no extension to Switch 2, making this a solid deal for those sticking with the original console if you plan to nab first‑party titles before the deadline.
Nintendo explained that Donkey Kong Bananza was initially developed for Switch 1 but was moved to Switch 2 due to hardware limitations, particularly in achieving stable performance and higher frame rates, which would have been difficult on the older console.
In August 2025, Nintendo Switch owners can look forward to a diverse lineup of 15 upcoming games across Switch 1 and Switch 2, including titles like Demon Slayer, Apex Legends, Kirby, and Story of Seasons, with releases spanning early to late August, promising an exciting month for gamers.
Square Enix announced that Octopath Traveler 0 will be available for both Switch 1 and Switch 2, but there will be no upgrade options from the Switch 1 version to the Switch 2 version, and the Switch 2 version will require a Game-Key Card with a 5GB download. Buyers must ensure they purchase the correct version, as no future upgrade plans are in place.