Yoshi and the Mysterious Book

Game continuing the trend of truncated ambition

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available on Nintendo Switch 2

platform for Nintendo Switch 2

published by Nintendo

available on Switch 2

features Yoshi

features Shy Guy

features Mr. Encyclopedia

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Nintendo Introduces Multi-Tier Pricing, Cuts Game Costs on Switch and Switch 2

Nintendo is revolutionizing its game pricing strategy with a multi-tier system, setting more competitive prices for upcoming titles on Switch and Switch 2. Games like Star Fox ($50) and Rhythm Heaven Groove ($40) showcase this shift. Additionally, digital versions on the eShop are $10 cheaper than their physical counterparts, a first among console platform holders.

Jun 27, 2026

Yoshi's Troubling 30-Year Drought: Where Are the Great Games?

Yoshi, one of Nintendo's most beloved characters, hasn't starred in a truly great game in over 30 years, a drought that began after the masterpiece Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island in 1995. Despite his popularity, Yoshi's games have been marred by aimless experimentation and a lack of the care and challenge seen in other Nintendo titles. This begs the question: why has Nintendo failed to deliver another standout Yoshi game?

May 23, 2026

Yoshi and the Mysterious Book Review Roundup: A Divided Delight for Switch 2

Yoshi and the Mysterious Book, Nintendo's newest Switch 2 exclusive, has garnered mixed reviews from critics, earning a 80 on both Metacritic and OpenCritic. While praised for its unique free-form 2D platforming and imaginative gameplay, the title is criticized for its lack of challenge, repetitive structure, and unfulfilled potential. The game's charm, however, remains a consistent point of admiration across reviews.

May 20, 2026

Nintendo Switch 2 Price Hike Confirmed Amid Unannounced Game Reveals

Nintendo has confirmed a global price hike for the Switch 2, increasing costs by $50 in the US, $50 in Canada, and €30 in Europe. Despite this, the company assures a higher adoption rate than its predecessor and promises multiple unannounced Switch 2 games for later this year. The move follows an 8% drop in Nintendo's share price since the announcement.

May 12, 2026

Nintendo Share Price Plummets 7% Despite Switch 2 Price Hike Amid Production Costs and Lack of Big Games

Nintendo's share price has dropped 7% despite announcing a $50 price hike for the Switch 2, as investors worry about production costs and a barren 2026 game release list. The console has sold 20 million units and 50 million games, but the lack of upcoming big titles, including the next mainline Pokémon game not arriving until 2027, spooks backers. This contrasts with Sony's 10% share price leap, highlighting Nintendo's vulnerability.

May 11, 2026

Saturday Gaming Deals: Save on Star Fox for Switch 2, Neon Genesis Evangelion, and More

Discover the best gaming deals of Saturday, May 9, including a discounted Star Fox for Switch 2 physical copy ($49.94), the Neon Genesis Evangelion Blu-ray set ($30), and limited-time offers on Yakuza Kiwami 3, Crunchyroll subscriptions, and more. Whether you're an anime fan, a gamer awaiting highly anticipated titles like Splatoon Raiders, or looking to catch up with Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade on Switch 2, this weekend's deals have something for everyone.

May 11, 2026

Nintendo Switch 2 Sales Near 20M, Yet Forecast Revised Down for 2027

Nintendo's Switch 2 has sold nearly 20 million units, with 2.49 million consoles sold since December 2025. Despite strong sales, Nintendo has lowered its forecast for the console's performance in 2027 due to concentrated launch-year sales and upcoming price revisions. The company still anticipates selling 16.5 million units in the fiscal year.

May 9, 2026

Star Fox Leads the Charge: Nintendo Stands Firm on Cheaper Digital Games Amidst Switch 2 Price Pressures

Nintendo's surprise reveal of the Star Fox remake for Switch 2 highlights the company's commitment to cheaper digital titles, with a $49.99 eShop price tag in the US, contrasting with the $59.99 physical copy. This move comes as Nintendo faces investor pressure to raise Switch 2 prices due to component costs, described as making the console "deeply unprofitable". The strategy underscores a delicate balance between financial stability and consumer affordability.

May 8, 2026