Nintendo Switch 2 Will Retail for $449.99, Mario Kart World Bundle Revealed
The bundle retails for $499.99 and includes the console alongside a download code for the next Mario Kart (also launching on June 5th).
The bundle retails for $499.99 and includes the console alongside a download code for the next Mario Kart (also launching on June 5th).
The multiplayer title is set in a macabre land with vampire-esque beings and appears to be an open-world action RPG like Elden Ring.
Developed by Koei Tecmo's AAA Games Studio in partnership with Nintendo, the Musou title encompasses the Imprisonment War.
Nintendo's upcoming console supports up to 120 FPS on supported titles, 256 GB of internal storage, HDR, and so much more.
Players can drive anywhere in the newest title while competing in races spanning vast regions with up to 23 other players.
Nintendo seems to plan on deciding the prices for its releases on a game-by-game basis, with physical copies costing more than digital.
The Signature Edition of IO Interactive's popular stealth sandbox title will launch alongside the Switch 2 on June 5th worldwide.
There is seemingly a ¥20,000 price difference between the Japanese-only Switch 2 when compared to a regular one in Japan.
The price of upgrade packs on the eShop seem to vary depending on whether the Switch 2 upgrade also adds new content to the game.
Game-Key Cards include a code used to download the game, but the player will also need to insert the card into the Switch 2 to play.
The only changes in the UI seem to be the fact that it has been designed for a higher resolution display, and that it has more colours.
Playing games developed for the Switch on more modern hardware apparently leads to better performance and shorter load times.
While Nintendo hasn't revealed too many details about the chip, the fact that it's made by Nvidia lines up with rumours from January.
Play as competitors in wheelchairs and move around the court with the Joy-Con 2's mouse to score points, slam dunk, and more.
Gearbox's Randy Pitchford didn't confirm whether the Switch 2 version of its looter shooter would launch alongside other platforms.
The Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour will be available to purchase digitally when the console hits store shelves on June 5.
The 3D platforming adventure sees Donkey Kong exploring Ingot Isle, climbing and smashing through environments with abandon.
The Director's Cut release of Yakuza 0 includes new content, such as never-before-seen cutscenes, as well as a new multiplayer mode.
The Ultimate Edition will include the base game as well as the critically-acclaimed expansion Phantom Liberty featuring Idris Elba.
The bundle retails for $499.99 and includes the console alongside a download code for the next Mario Kart (also launching on June 5th).
The Nintendo Switch 2 release of Metroid Prime 4 will also feature a new control mode, as well as the choice for 4K/60 FPS or 1080p/120 FPS.
The multiplayer title is set in a macabre land with vampire-esque beings and appears to be an open-world action RPG like Elden Ring.
The game is the first game in the Kirby franchise to feature Masahiro Sakurai as its director since Kirby Air Ride back in 2003.
The collection will kick things off with The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, Soul Calibur 2, and F-Zero GX. More titles to come.
Developed by Koei Tecmo's AAA Games Studio in partnership with Nintendo, the Musou title encompasses the Imprisonment War.
