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Oct 12Mon
  1. Nintendo Life22

    Mini Review: Bluey's Happy Snaps (Switch 2) - A Light, Breezy Photography Adventure

    Gameloft's Bluey's Happy Snaps is out on Switch 2, tasking players with photographing specific objects and creatures across the Heeler house, beach, park and more, collecting at least 15 stickers to unlock each new area. The game runs at 60fps with three special photo minigames per location, and every menu option features voiceovers from Bandit and Chilli's voice actors. Touchscreen support is included but doesn't work properly, though analogue stick controls function well.

  2. Eurogamer44

    Nintendo executive confirms company has "no plans to ditch physical games"

    Nintendo of Latin America VP and general manager Bill van Zyll said in an interview with YouTuber Coelho no Japão that the company has no plans to ditch physical games and will keep investing in physical media for the foreseeable future. He said Nintendo has historically been "agnostic" and goes off what the consumer prefers, noting the Switch 2 is barely over a year into its life and supports both digital and physical. The comments come after Sony's controversial decision to announce PlayStation will be discless by 2028.

  4. VGC60

    Modder finds cheat codes to unlock F-Zero GX's five golden cars

    Japanese modder BTEST4HE found that F-Zero GX's five golden cars were always unlockable through cheat codes, though they require four players to input simultaneously with a 10-frame window. The cars were previously given out only at Japanese events, and players have confirmed the codes work on all versions, including the Switch 2 GameCube library. The five cars are Thunderstorm, El Dorado, Chrono Symphony, Bahamut and Gladiator, with CGN estimating only 256 people obtained El Dorado through official channels.

  6. Nintendo Life42

    Nintendo States That It Has No Plans To Ditch Physical Media

    Nintendo Latin America vice president and general manager Bill van Zyll said the company currently has "no plans to ditch physical" media, adding that Nintendo has historically been agnostic and follows consumer preference. He noted the Switch 2 is barely over a year into its life and supports both digital and physical. The comment comes as Sony has confirmed it will cease production of PlayStation discs in early 2028, with Microsoft likely to follow.

  7. 机核47

    Nintendo Confirms It Will Continue to Release Physical Games

    Nintendo Latin America VP and general manager Bill van Zyll said Nintendo has no plans to abandon physical game releases and will not follow a full shift to digital. The stance comes after PlayStation announced it would soon drop physical versions entirely, sparking industry discussion. Nintendo's Switch 2, launched last year, supports both digital and physical formats, with physical releases split between full cartridges and game download cards.

  12. IGN24

    The Best Deals Today: Doom: The Dark Ages, Star Wars Zero Company, 007 4K Blu-ray, and More

    Fanatical is selling Doom: The Dark Ages - Premium Edition for $30.09 today, including the base game and this Summer's Revelations DLC. Amazon has Star Wars Zero Company physical copies for $47.97, the 007 The Daniel Craig Collection 4K Blu-ray for $30.81, and Shuten Order for Nintendo Switch 2 at $49.99. Metroid Prime 4: Beyond for Switch 2 is $49.99 at Woot, and The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time physical copies are $59.99 on Amazon.

Oct 11Sun
  3. Nintendo Life8

    How Do You Pronounce These Words From Zelda: Ocarina Of Time?

    Nintendo Life runs through the various ways players pronounce names from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, including Ocarina, Navi, Saria, Epona, Sheik, Koume, Kotake, Volvagia and Cucco. The piece notes that regional accents make pronunciations differ, so there is no single 100% incorrect way to say them.

  4. Nintendo Life8

    Box Art Brawl - Duel: Wii Sports Resort

    This week's Box Art Brawl pits the two covers of Wii Sports Resort against each other. The North American cover splits the box into quarters for Swordplay, Wakeboarding, Archery and Basketball, while the Europe/Japan design uses full-box art highlighting new water sports and beach activities. The 2009 sequel offered 12 sports on Wuhu Island, and last week's Zone Of The Enders: The Fist Of Mars vote was won by the Japanese cover with 54%.

  5. Nintendo Life8

    PSA: Pokémon Red & Blue Game Boy Jukebox Back In Stock

    The Pokémon Company has announced that the Pokémon Red & Pokémon Blue Game Boy Jukebox is back in stock on the Pokémon Center website, priced at $69.99 / £59.99 with availability depending on location. The jukebox, released earlier this year as part of Pokémon's 30th anniversary celebrations, comes loaded with 45 physical cartridges containing songs and sounds from the games.

  14. Polygon20

    10 Essential GameCube Games Still Missing From Switch Online

    GameCube games have been on Nintendo Switch Online's Expansion Pack for over a year, but the lineup remains slim: it launched with F-Zero GX, The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, and Soulcalibur 2, and only eight more have been added since. The list of 10 essential GameCube games still missing includes Animal Crossing, Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem, Metroid Prime, and Mario Kart: Double Dash.

Oct 10Sat
  4. Polygon22

    Grand Theft Ocarina Could Be Gaming's Barbenheimer

    Nintendo is releasing its Ocarina of Time remake in November, making it the only publisher bold enough to bring a major new release to retail in the same month as Grand Theft Auto 6. A Saturday Night Live sketch framed the two games as a gaming Barbenheimer, though their release dates are actually two weeks apart and the Ocarina remake is a dramatically smaller production. If the culture-clash event catches on, Ocarina of Time could ride GTA 6's slipstream to wider awareness.