Nintendo officially reveals the Nintendo Switch 2, teases the hardware and new games, more details on April 2

For quite some time, whispers about the Nintendo Switch 2 have circulated, but towards the end of 2024, these murmurs escalated into a torrent of information. Third-party accessory manufacturers were the primary sources, revealing designs and prototypes at CES 2025. Subsequently, the first-look trailer for the Nintendo Switch 2 corroborates several design updates and features that had previously been speculated or leaked. The new Switch 2 boasts a larger size, with a bigger screen and extended Joy-Con controllers. The primary unit sports a more rounded rear housing and retains most of the standard Switch’s familiar ports and vents, although it seems to include a second USB-C port at the top. To maintain the screen upright in tabletop mode, the Switch 2 incorporates a kickstand that extends across the width of the screen and can fold back partially to lay nearly flat. The side rails for holding Joy-Cons are absent, replaced by an indentation, which strengthens the rumor that the Switch 2’s controllers will attach magnetically.

The Legend of Heroes: Trails Through Daybreak II Story and Gameplay Demo launches January 24 for PS5 and PS4

As a gamer, here’s how I might rephrase it:

“I’m excited to share that the demos for both PS5 and PS4 consist of two distinct parts. The Story Demo allows you to dive into the game from the very beginning until Chapter 1, with your progress seamlessly transitioning into the main game once you decide to purchase it. On the other hand, the Gameplay Demo offers exploration through two floors of Marchen Garten, with two pre-selected parties already assembled for you. However, any progress made in this part of the demo won’t transfer over to the full game.”

As for a PC or Nintendo Switch demo, those announcements are still pending. Stay tuned for updates!

Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma launches on May 30 with over 12 marriage candidates

Furthermore, the magazine disclosed 12 characters who can potentially be chosen for marriage and having children, although there are more to come. This unique feature was not incorporated in the original numbered series (however, it had a similar aspect in Rune Factory Oceans / Tides of Destiny*), but Marvelous plans to introduce this feature so that the character whom the player did not initially select will still be an option for marriage within the game. In other words, if the player chooses Subaru, they can also marry Kaguya, and conversely, if they choose Kaguya, Subaru becomes a potential spouse as well.

Here’s How To Try The Switch 2 Before It’s Released

Starting from April 4th, I’m thrilled to be part of an exciting journey that begins in both New York City and Paris! From there, the action will spread to cities like Los Angeles, Dallas, Toronto, London, Milan, Berlin, Madrid, Amsterdam, Melbourne, Tokyo, Seoul, Hong Kong, and Taipei. It’s going to be a global adventure!

Navigating the Nian Event in Skull and Bones: Your Ultimate Guide

The Nian event presents an intense battle against its titular monster, a terrifying creature reminiscent of a pirate’s most dreaded nightmare. However, it appears that players find the experience more enjoyable when they participate in smaller groups. One user observed, “It seems like the event is specifically designed for small groups (3-6)”. Larger groups might find themselves repetitively firing cannonballs at the Nian for what feels like an endless duration, turning a thrilling encounter into a lengthy display of naval gunfire. Players have expressed that taking on the event with a smaller crew not only heightens the fun through strategic challenges but also builds stronger bonds and teamwork. Wouldn’t it be more satisfying to exclaim “Sail ho!” alongside a few companions instead of amidst the chaos of a large crowd?

Skull and Bones: Players Frustrated with New Boss Garuda and Bugs!

In the latest update, gamers have ventured into the virtual oceans guided by the new leader Garuda. However, their journeys are marred by a surge of dissatisfaction. One user complained that defeating Garuda took an astonishing fifteen minutes with a team of nine, yielding just 25 coins and some rusty metal – akin to discovering a waterlogged map that leads to… essentially nowhere. This sentiment was shared by many others who labeled it as “a difficult boss but the rewards are like a pirate’s loot after an unsuccessful voyage.

You Won’t Believe The Game-Changing Update Coming To Honkai: Star Rail 3.1!

In the current setup, Remembrance is portrayed by two distinct characters: the Trailblazer of Remembrance, accessible to players venturing into the Amphoreus narrative, and Aglaea, a high-tier, premium unit drawn from a limited-time banner. Although these two characters tread different paths, they both possess a unique trait characteristic of Remembrance entities – the capacity to summon memosprites. Future updates in Honkai: Star Rail may introduce more Remembrance characters, but Version 3.1 might bring an improvement to one specific aspect of them.

Why Are Gamers Complaining About the Length of Honkai: Star Rail?

In Bulky-Locksmith-9962’s opening post, they expressed a thoughtful opinion: comments about being unsatisfied with only 10 hours of gameplay might be overstated, considering many gamers express joy in games lasting far beyond that. They highlighted examples of games reaching up to 75 hours, suggesting these often maintain player engagement due to their extended arcs. This perspective seems to align with a significant portion of the community who feel Honkai: Star Rail could benefit from more depth in its gameplay. One user echoed this sentiment, stating they’ve encountered numerous games with much longer playtimes where players still appreciated the content. It appears that what truly matters is not just the duration of play, but rather immersing oneself in an experience that offers emotional and narrative satisfaction.