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EA FC 25 released last September as yet another instalment in the long-running EA Sports franchise. Despite rebranding itself after losing the FIFA license in 2023, it's going strong with fans seemingly still enjoying the digital football formula that it delivers.

Hollow Knight: Silksong developers have been forced to reassure fans that the game is real after the latest release rumour was debunked.Hollow Knight: Silksong is the long-awaited sequel to 2017’s Hollow Knight. Originally developers Team Cherry started working on an expansion for the game but in 2019, they confirmed it had grown into a standalone sequel.Silksong was due for release in the first half of 2023 but never arrived and the game still doesn’t have a release date.However, last week some fans began speculating that Hollow Knight: Silksong could be tied into the launch of the Nintendo Switch 2 after co-creator William Pellen changed their Discord profile picture to that of a chocolate cake.After some quick Googling, fans discovered that the recipe the image was taken from was originally published on April 2, the date of Nintendo’s big upcoming Switch 2 Direct presentation.>Team Cherry member changes tag and pfp to cake with op before switch 2 reveal>cake pfp redirects to a recipe when searched>recipe was made April 2nd>Nintendo direct for switch 2 is April 2nd>Nintendo is consistently involved with hollow knightSTAY WITH ME NOW.

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With the cat out of the bag and the Nintendo Switch 2 officially unveiled, it's on show for the world to see. Although a plethora of leaks gave us a good idea of what to expect, that's not the case for everyone as the wider world reacts, with some 'genuinely surprised' at the reveal.

Nintendo has finally announced the Nintendo Switch 2!

Switch 2 with a first look teaser trailer.Fans have been given their first official look at the successor to the Nintendo Switch with a short, two-minute teaser trailer.The video was shared earlier today (January 16) and seems to confirm a bigger, more powerful console. Check it out below:No new games have been announced for the Switch 2 yet, with the teaser trailer using footage of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe to showcase the console.Nintendo has yet to reveal the technical specifications of the new console but the reveal trailer seemingly confirms a number of leaks that have made their way online in recent weeks.

Switch 2 is set to be announced this week.For the past year, there have been plenty of rumours and speculation about the successor to the Nintendo Switch but things have really heated up in recent weeks.A series of leaked images revealed what the Switch 2’s Joy-Con controllers might look like while at recent tech showcase CES, one accessory manufacturer had a mock-up of the new console as well as a range of products, seemingly ready for launch.Nintendo has debunked the leaks, calling the photos “not official” and allegedly sending its legal team after the accessory manufacturer – but that’s only made fans believe the leaks are even more believable. “Know what would clear this all up? Official images,” wrote one fan.#CES2025: Genki shows the Nintendo Switch 2 and the accesories they have been working on for the console pic.twitter.com/4CAUtAs3Gf— Centro LEAKS (@CentroLeaks) January 8, 2025Well, according to reliable insider Nate The Hate, Nintendo will announce the Switch 2 this Thursday (January 16).

Switch 2.So far, Nintendo has only confirmed that its new console will be announced before the end of the current financial year (which ends March 31) and will be compatible with existing Switch titles.However, over the past few weeks, a number of leaked photos have been shared online, showcasing a bigger, more powerful version of the Nintendo Switch. Then at tech showcase CES, accessory maker Genki revealed a range of products reportedly designed for the Nintendo Switch 2 and displayed what it called an accurate recreation of the new console.Employees from the company also told journalists that the Switch 2 would be released in April (via VGC).La Nintendo Switch 2 s'invite au #CES2025 avec plusieurs accessoiristes qui viennent exhiber une maquette de la console et de ses accessoires.

Nintendo’s latest collaboration with LEGO is a recreation of the iconic Game Boy.The Game Boy was released in Japan in 1989 before becoming a world-wide phenomenon the following year. The handheld console launched with Tetris and Super Mario Land but also hosted classic titles like The Legend Of Zelda: Link’s Awakening, Donkey Kong and Pokémon Red & Blue.A reworked Game Boy Color console was released in 1998 and the handheld consoles remain one of the best-selling consoles of all time, shifting more than 118million units.To celebrate the 35th anniversary of the Game Boy’s global launch, LEGO are releasing a new, buildable model of the console. A short teaser was shared yesterday (January 9) alongside the simple caption “build the classic Nintendo system in LEGO form.

Nintendo Switch is due to be announced soon but a new leak has revealed what the new controller might look like.Nintendo has confirmed the Switch 2 will be announced before the end of the current financial year, which ends March 31. They’ve also said the new console will be backwards compatible with current Switch titles but not much else has been revealed.A number of images were leaked at the end of last year that allegedly show what the Switch 2 console will look like, with a bigger screen and magnetic joy-con controllers.

Jennifer Maas TV Business Writer For lots of avid gamers this holiday season, there will be Indiana Jones — and then everybody else. Microsoft’s gaming division, after spending billions on developers and publishers over the last three years, is seeing its big bets pay off. In the fourth quarter of 2024, when consumers largely look to buy and gift AAA titles, there’s no new generation of consoles — usually the driving force behind game purchases — on the market.

tech gifts are more than just trendy – they’re practical, exciting, and transformative. It seems like everywhere we look these days, technology illuminates new possibilities for improving upon the status quo and broadening our horizons. Whether you’re shopping for a gadget guru, a futuristic wellness enthusiast, or a productivity fanatic, the right tech gift can strike the perfect balance between function and fun.

Sleep Token’s mysterious masked vocalist Vessel took some time out during a recent show to catch up on his gaming.Sleep Token are one of the biggest metal bands in Britain. After a one-off headline show at Wembley Arena last December, they’ve just wrapped up a massive UK arena tour that included two stops at London’s O2 Arena.The band have never revealed their true identities and have only done a handful of interviews since forming in 2016.

Samantha Hughes, 34, a nostalgia enthusiast who lives near Birmingham, has turned her passion for pop culture of the Nineties and Noughties into an impressive collection that makes every day feel like "Christmas every day".

Matt Minton mminton@variety.com Fans of “Star Wars: Hunters” can soon rejoice as the game will be coming to Steam Early Access in 2025 in collaboration with Lucasfilm Games. This will make it the first game published by Zynga to launch on PC. The game is currently available for free on Nintendo Switch, iOS and Android devices.

Nintendo hasn’t launched the Switch 2 just yet, but it has unveiled a new music app that lets you listen to tracks from Animal Crossing to Zelda to Mario.The Nintendo music app was launched last night, October 30. Featuring a layout that will be familiar to any Spotify user, it features songs from a wide variety of Nintendo games rather than the latest up and coming artists.The app allows you to download songs directly to your device so that you can listen to them anywhere.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor It’s-a music, Mario! Nintendo has cracked open its nearly 40-year vault of video game soundtracks with the launch of Nintendo Music, an app that lets fans relive their musical memories from classic and current franchises including “Super Mario Bros.,” “The Legend of Zelda,” “Kirby,” “Pikmin,” “Animal Crossing,” “Metroid,” “Splatoon 3,” “Donkey Kong Country” and more. The Nintendo Music app is available for iOS and Android devices at no extra charge to subscribers of Switch Online (and Switch Online + Expansion Pack) in the U.S. and Canada.

Big news unveiled for the Universal Orlando Resort!

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Universal Orlando Resort’s fourth theme park – the sprawling Universal Epic Universe – will officially open on May 22, 2025, in Florida. The new park features more than 50 experiences across five themed worlds: The Wizarding World of Harry Potter – Ministry of Magic, Super Nintendo World, How to Train Your Dragon – Isle of Berk, Celestial Park and Dark Universe. The park is anchored by Loews Hotel’s Universal Helios Grand Hotel, a 500-room property that will offer “one-of-a-kind views” and feature a dedicated entrance into Epic Universe for hotel guests.

Nintendo has announced a new Alarmo alarm clock that will wake you up with music and sound effects from its games like Mario, The Legend of Zelda, and Splatoon.The Alarmo’s unique selling point, aside from the Nintendo music, is that it can track your movements until you actually get out of bed. It also gets more intense the longer you ignore it and stay in bed.It tracks your movements using “the reflection of radio waves to measure the distance from and speed of an object,” explained the director of the Alarmo project, Tetsuya Akama, in an interview.The sound effects the alarm plays are based on your movements as you stir and get up out of bed.

Nintendo has forced fan-made videos to be removed from YouTube while work on Switch emulator Ryujinx has also been halted.Last month, Nintendo and The Pokémon Company confirmed they had started legal action against Palworld developer Pocketpair, claiming the studio had infringed on “multiple patent rights”. Pocketpair responded to the “truly unfortunate” lawsuit by promising to take the “appropriate legal proceedings”.