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Tequila Works, known for titles like “RiME” and “Gylt,” is undergoing a significant shift, as its intellectual property is being auctioned off. This move comes after the studio filed for insolvency in 2024, a consequence of what the company described as “prolonged market conditions.”
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Nintendo has recently fueled speculation regarding a potential Nintendo Switch port of “The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker,” following comments made during a developer Q&A. While not a direct confirmation, the remarks hinted at the company’s awareness of fan demand and their ongoing exploration of bringing classic titles to the Switch platform.
The gaming world is ablaze with news that Supergiant Games’ highly anticipated sequel, *Hades II*, will launch as a timed console exclusive on the Nintendo Switch 2, alongside its PC release. This announcement has sent ripples of excitement through the gaming community, fueling speculation about the new console’s capabilities and Nintendo’s strategic play in securing such a coveted title.
Nintendo of America’s Bill Trinen recently sat down for an in-depth interview with IGN, shedding light on the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 and offering insights into the company’s strategic vision. While careful not to divulge too many specifics, Trinen expressed excitement about the new console’s capabilities, hinting at the significant performance leap and the immersive experiences it will enable for players. He emphasized Nintendo’s commitment to innovation and delivering unique gameplay that resonates with a broad audience.
Storage woes on the go could soon be a thing of the past for Nintendo Switch 2 owners. Lexar, a prominent name in memory solutions, has officially announced and begun shipping their groundbreaking 1TB microSD Express card, specifically designed with the upcoming Nintendo console in mind. This development arrives just ahead of the Switch 2’s anticipated June 5th launch, offering a significant boost in portable storage capacity for gamers eager to download and carry a vast library of titles.
Despite the impressive hardware and launch lineup, one thing remains unchanged with the Nintendo Switch 2: the taste of the cartridges. Gamers have taken to social media to express their disappointment, reporting the same unpleasant, slightly plastic aftertaste that plagued the original Switch cartridges.
