>Your unwritten epic begins here.

>Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen enriches the dynamic fantasy world and expansive adventures of Dragon's Dogma 2 with unforgettable new tales and thrilling encounters.

>Available for the first time, the Nintendo Switch 2 version contains both the Dragon's Dogma 2 base game and the Dark Arisen Expansion content!

On this day (October 15) in Nintendo history...

• Pokémon Blue  was released in 1996 for the Game Boy in Japan. In this role-playing game, developed by Game Freak, you begin your journey in Pallet Town as a young boy. After a dangerous brush with wild Pokémon, Professor Oak teaches you how to capture Pokémon, and then sends you on your way as a fledgling Trainer. During your journey through Kanto, you must capture Pokémon to record their information in your Pokédex, as well as become a better Trainer by competing in Gyms scattered throughout the region.

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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This is gonna be a generational game imo

Why are they still hiding adult Zelda’s design tho?? OoT Zelda’s design is my fav I wanna see her :(

I think all us Nintendo fans know about this. It's 1996. The oriignal Game Boy's sales are in deep decline, and it's in the process of being sunsetted. Nintendo R&D1 starts work on Project Atlantis, a next-gen handheld with a color screen and 32 bit graphics, but no backwards compatibility with the Game Boy. It's set to release in 1997.

Project Atlantis is derailed by a couple of on-brand twists of fate.

1.) Pokemon. Pokemon's massive success gives the original Game Boy the mother of all second winds, completely reversing its sales decline.

2.) Gunpei Yokoi leaves Nintendo to go into business for himself. He partners with Bandai on the WonderSwan, which spooks Yamauchi so much he orders what's left of Yokoi's old team to create a color Game Boy in 10 months to beat the WonderSwan to market.

Both of these things result in Project Atlantis being tabled for the Game Boy Color, an overclocked Game Boy with a color screen. Instead of being sunsetted in 1997, the original Game Boy architecture (with color enchancements) lasts a good ways into the new millenium, buoyed in large part by Pokemania. By the time work resumes on a 32 bit handheld (which became the Game Boy Advance), technology had evolved to the point where it could be smaller, cheaper, better on batteries, and fully BC with the Game Boy and Game Boy Color libraries.

My what if is: What if these twists of fate didn't happen? What if Project Atlantis released in 1997 as intended? How different would Nintendo's history be?

Five years ago we promised you we would not abandon the Nintendo Switch version of Hypercharge, and I know that for a long time it must have looked like we had.

It's been a very difficult five years for us as team. As many of you know, we're an extremely small indie studio. I also want to say I'm sorry, because five years is a long time to wait, and in many ways it's been just as frustrating for us as it has been for you.

For those who don't know, we started making Hypercharge back in 2015. That's over ten years ago, and we haven't really stopped working on it since. We've managed to launch on every major platform and built cross-platform support in house all by ourselves, and I really cannot overstate how much work and pressure that has been, and the toll it has taken on a small team like us.

Most of the delay came from work you will never see. We moved to a newer version of Unreal Engine, replaced our entire networking backend so cross-platform play could work at all, and rebuilt parts of the game to handle more enemies on screen and much larger levels. On top of that, we needed to step back at times for our own sanity. We're also real people behind the screen. We have our personal lives, our families and our mental health, and we've each gone through a lot personally over these five years.

Hypercharge has been eleven years of our lives. It's a labour of love and our passion project, and waking up every day to make the game we always wanted as kids, with my closest friends, is something we're very thankful for.

It launches on October 15, 2026, and it brings the Switch version level with every other platform, with full cross-platform support. Thank you for waiting for us. It means more than you know!

The main things coming:

- Full crossplay, so Switch players can play with friends on Steam, Xbox and PlayStation
- A story mode added to the existing wave-based mode, with cinematic comic book style cutscenes and optional objectives
- 6 new bosses: Cyber T. Rex, Missile Truck (DAMBUSTER), Mothership, L.E.D Blimp, Major Evil and Gunship (BH60 Attack Helicopter)
- 6 new enemy types: Ninja Joe, Tiny Trotters, bRobot, Alien Queen, Alien Queenlet and Shock Soldiers
- 3 new maps: The Funderdome, Adventure Dunes and Rental Lair
- 5 new weapons: Freeze Ray, Missile Launcher, Double Barrelled Machine Gun, Mine Launcher and Teleport Gun
- 2 new playable characters: Major Evil and Teddy the Teddy Bear
- New game modes: Infection, Capture the Battery and King of the Hill, plus overhauled Deathmatch and Team Deathmatch
- A completely overhauled user interface, including new play and lobby menus
- New skins and heads, including Teddy's 6 skins, Army Men Green and Tan, Liquid Teal and Evil Damage, and many more
- A full character packaging and customisation rebuild, plus engine, networking and localisation upgrades throughout

Thank you again!

Joe

That joint hot in the market rn. Would definitely be very fun playing that game in handheld

What was the hardest LEVEL in the game for you, and did you reach the Lost World? One of the hardest snes games out there. I really hope they will make a Donkey Kong Country 4 one day with the same sprite graphics :') The golden days.

On this day (October 14) in Nintendo history...

• Famicom Mukashibanashi: Yūyūki (Disk 1) was released in 1989 for the Family Computer Disk System in Japan. In this adventure game, developed by Nintendo with Pax Softnica, a young girl named Chao investigates a meteor that lands near her home. From it hatches a monkey who she names Goku. But it turns out Goku is guilty of crimes against the heavens, and he is imprisoned. When his memories come back, he agrees to work with the gods to stop his old accomplice Gyumao the demon.
• Mario the Juggler  was released in 1991 for the Game & Watch New Wide Screen in Japan. In this action game, developed by Nintendo R&D1, the final Game & Watch game to be released is based on the very first: Ball. Mario is juggling a heart, a star and a ball. Move Mario's hands to juggle the items in the air. In Game A, Mario only has to catch three items. In Game B, there are four items (two hearts) and a Lakitu and a Hammer Bro. join in to catch the hearts, changing the timing of the juggled items.
• WarioWare: Twisted!  was released in 2004 for the Game Boy Advance in Japan. In this action/puzzle/rhythm game, developed by Intelligent Systems with Nintendo SPD, when Wario gets angry and breaks his Game Boy Advance, he takes it to Crygor to have it fixed. The problem is, the new Game Boy doesn't have any buttons, but it does respond to movement. Crazy idea, but Wario calls together his game developers to spew out another couple of hundred microgames for this new device.
• Kururin Squash  was released in 2004 for the Nintendo GameCube in Japan. In this puzzle game, developed by Eighting, after returning from a worldwide cruise with his family, Kururin realises all of his siblings have gone missing. Riding the Helirin, he sets out across the four countries to find them all. Navigate the Helirin through narrow passages to reach the goal. If you hit three obstacles then the Helirin will shatter, and you have to start again. Kururin can collect power-ups for the Helirin, such as the ability to shoot fire or punch with boxing gloves.
• Kirby's Epic Yarn was released in 2009 for the Wii in Japan. This action/platform game, developed by Good-Feel, introduces an amazing new look based on animated yarn and a world of cloth and textiles. The creative approach is woven directly into the gameplay and allows the ever-morphing Kirby to take on a variety of new forms. It's a one-of-a-kind platformer that lets players explore high and low for hidden objects and fun adventure. The look of the world is stunning, but it's also interactive.

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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I’m very confused. I’ve never done a late night launch or midnight release but whoever lives in the Las Vegas area please let me know what’s going on.

So if I preorder The legend of Zelda remake video game at Best Buy, I should be lined up at the Best Buy what time?

I’ve also never preordered anything before at Best Buy. Do i preordered online or in person?

I live in Henderson Nevada/las Vegas.

ANYONE PLEASE HELP ME