back in stock for the time being, just got mine after a few weeks of no luck. hopefully lasts longer than a few minutes. and it is still saying that my post is too short

>Dig into a dazzling Minecraft adventure on Nintendo Switch 2 with Vibrant Visuals support, including the updated Super Mario Mash-Up Pack! Carry over your Nintendo Switch worlds and so you can pick up where you left off.

>Upgrade path available for Nintendo Switch digital and physical users.

>The beat drops. ONE PIECE: GRAND GOURMET pops.

>As a new staff member, work alongside the Straw Hat Crew to turn the second location of the renowned Baratie floating restaurant into the greatest restaurant of the seas!

So i just played both games, and switch 2 version is so blurry in comparison the loss of detail and artifacting everywhere . I just don't understand how anyone with 2 working eyes can the switch 2 version looks better.

>Start your own cult in a land of false prophets!

>Venture out into diverse and mysterious regions to build a loyal community of woodland Followers, and spread your Word to become the one true cult.

>The Nintendo Switch 2 version of Cult of the Lamb includes enhanced resolution, improved frame rates, and GameShare support.

>The upgrade will be available for free to owners of the original Switch version of Cult of the Lamb.

>Check what the critics are saying about Orbitals!

>Play Orbitals exclusively on Nintendo Switch 2

>Team up with a friend as Maki and Omura in this intergalactic adventure. The future of the settlement rests on both of your shoulders!

>Built from the ground up for asymmetric 2-player co-op, you’ll have to use teamwork and clear communication to overcome danger and navigate uncharted areas. Will you be able to save their home together?

>With the goal to honor the warmth and style of classic Japanese anime, the Orbitals universe is brought to life with hand-crafted cinematic cutscenes from Studio Massket, full Japanese and English voice acting, and an original soundtrack that channels the magic of the era.

On this day (October 27) in Nintendo history...

• Panel de Pon  was released in 1995 for the Super Famicom in Japan. In this puzzle game, developed by Intelligent Systems, the evil king Thanatos has cast a spell on the world of fairies, causing them to fight amongst themselves. Only Lip is protected from the spell, so sets out to break the spell and stop Thanatos. Panel Pop is a match-3 block puzzle game. Rows of coloured blocks rise from the bottom of the screen.
• Donkey Kong Land III  was released in 1997 for the Game Boy in North America. In this platforming game, developed by Rare, Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong have gone to seek their fortune by finding the fabled Lost World, leaving Dixie Kong literally holding the baby. However, Dixie decides to find the Lost World before anyone else, bringing cousin Kiddy Kong along for the ride. Play as Dixie or Kiddy across 36 Kong-sized levels of platforming action and adventure.

What are you favourite memories of these games? How do you think they hold up today? Hash it out in the comments.

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Is this an authentic Nintendo edition? Need help identifying if this is a fake reshell Nintendo edition….

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I know that the Nintendo store shows the release date as 29th October but does that literally mean 00:00 UK time or is it at a specific time?

Good News for Nintendo Fans in the Philippines! Nintendo eShop and Nintendo Switch Online are coming in our country, the Philippines on November 10 and we're the next in Southeast Asia to have this service for Nintendo Switch 1 and 2 users.

On this day (October 26) in Nintendo history...

• Donkey Kong Junior  was released in 1982 for the Game & Watch New Wide Screen in Japan. In this action game, developed by Nintendo R&D1, Mario has captured Donkey Kong, and it's up to his son, Donkey Kong Jr., to run through the jungle, collect Mario's keys and free his father. DK Jr. has to dodge Snapjaws by jumping and grabbing the vines as he moves up the stage. Once he reaches the top, time his jump to grab the key swinging on the vine. The level will then restart with part of Donkey Kong's cage removed.
• Marvelous: Mōhitotsu no Takarajima  was released in 1996 for the Super Famicom in Japan. In this action/adventure/role-playing game, developed by Nintendo R&D2, many years ago, when the seas were ruled by the pirates, Captain Maverick was the worst of them. It is said he left an astounding treasure hidden on an island filled with traps and puzzles. The time of the pirates ended. Now three boys, Dion, Max and Jack, are camping on an island.
• Dokodemo Taikyoku: Yakuman Advance  was released in 2001 for the Game Boy Advance in Japan. In this Mahjong game, developed by Nd Cube, choose a character and face up to three extra players. Put together a winning hand from the picture or number tiles by drawing tiles and discarding those you don't need. The player with the winning hand ("Yaku") is the winner. The game includes an in-depth tutorial, plus the ability to call up help at any time during the game.
• Pikmin  was released in 2001 for the Nintendo GameCube in Japan. In this real-time strategy/puzzle game, developed by Nintendo EAD, players control a spaceman named Captain Olimar who has crash-landed on an unusual planet. The goal of the game is to help Olimar collect his vessel's lost parts, which have been scattered all over the planet. Luckily for Captain Olimar, the planet is inhabited by strange little creatures, called Pikmin. Pikmin are plant-like life forms that come in three different colours red, yellow and blue.
• Otona no Joushikiryoku Training DS  was released in 2006 for the Nintendo DS in Japan. In this education game, developed by HAL Laboratory, test your ability to work out everyday problems within a time limit. You are posed a series of problems and you must solve them as quickly as you can. You are tested on Courtesy, Society, Intelligence, Traffic, Art and Music. After completing the test, you are given a score based on how you performed. You can only score once a day, but you can practice the tests as much as you want.
• Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Justice For All  was released in 2006 for the Nintendo DS in Japan. In this adventure/visual novel game, developed by Capcom Production Studio 4, Phoenix Wright is back! The courtroom drama is heating up with ruthless D.A., Franziska von Karma. New colorful characters, dramatic stories and gameplay - the defense never rests! Four shocking new cases! New "Psyche-Lock" feature! Use questioning to reveal hidden testimony! 

What are you favourite memories of these games? How do you think they hold up today? Hash it out in the comments.

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>Play Just Dance: Decades of Hits now on Nintendo Switch!

>The Nintendo Switch 2 Edition releases on November 10, 2026

>Planning your next game night? Take a sneak peek at some iconic tracks featured in Just Dance: Decades of Hits!

>Start imagining the ultimate dance party with friends and family, powered by music, movement, and shared memories.

I picked up the Nintendo Switch Online Mega Drive controller at the Shibuya Nintendo Store on a whim yesterday. Here's my quick review of it.

The good:

• It’s a solid controller, as expected from a Nintendo-made device.
• It has a home button and a capture button, something that’s severely lacking from the SNES and Super Famicom controllers.
• It’s a 6 button controller, unlike the US and European version of the controller which is just a 3 button. The 6 buttons are usable on the EU/NA version of the NSO app just fine without issue.

The bad:

• The Genesis/Mega Drive app on NSO hasn’t been updated since April 2025 with no indication on when/if it will actually get an update.
• The real thing suffers from this too, but it’s really lightweight.
• The buttons cannot be remapped. This makes it basically impossible to play the (now delisted) Sega Genesis Classics collection with it, because it has no in-game remapping.
• The button mapping is a little weird. The buttons are mapped as follows:

A = A

B = B

C = R

X = X

Y = Y

Z = L

Start = +

Mode = ZR

There’s no way to press the minus/select button with this controller at all, which can limit its use in some games as well, even if you can remap the controls.

I'd recommend this controller if

• You like fighting games and want to play them with a 6 button layout.
• You are visiting Japan, have an NSO subscription and go to a Nintendo Store and want something unique.
• You're a big fan of Sega and Genesis/Mega Drive games.