Upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 Games & Accessories For August & September 2026

Waaay excited for Orbitals!
A few others interested in checking out.

Patiently waiting to read NL family responses to GKC & code in a box games.

MarioParty On, Nintendolifers!!

BeatEmUp's recently posted a video surrounding all the talk of GKC's for those that care.

Otherwise, looking at this list there's a lot to go at as far as what I'm purchasing over the coming weeks and months.

At this rate I feel like saying "I'll take one of everything please!" haha.

Hope there's something in there for everyone!

Just Fortune's Weave in September for me. I'm honestly way more interested in October because there are tons of games I'm looking forward to there.

Probally Elder Scrolls Oblivion and Fire Emblem Fortunes Weave. Sadly the limited edition is sold out everywhere.

Definitely Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave and Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter. Both are out on September 17th. Seems weird the article only has a Switch 2 placeholder listing for the latter; I thought this release was universal on consoles and PC?

I'm also keeping an eye out for Switch 2 impressions on TES IV: Oblivion since it wasn't exactly in the best shape when it dropped on other platforms. Might grab it if they're favorable. I was initially interested in Orbitals until I read it's a co-op game.

Already got Fire Emblem pre ordered, looking forward to playing that come September.

Fire Emblem easily. It's what I got a Switch 2 for.

Runescape Dragonwilds!

Game Key Cards are still way better than code-in-the-box releases.

Main ones for me with confirmed release dates are MGS (Switch 1 physical), Onimusha (digital) and Fire Emblem (physical). Though I'm also holding out hope for a release date announcement for 007 First Light soon considering late Summer is fast approaching.

My wallet is hurting for the next 2 months….

Lies of P, MGS Vol 2, Oblivion, and Elden Ring I’ve already got budgeted…:

Wolong, Onimusha, Orbitals, Fire Emblem, and Dragon Quest are all also on my list to get at some point, and now I see Sacred 2 is coming…. Lordy….the last half of the year is just ridiculous with releases.

Plus Ocarina coming at some point, Fable early next year. My wallet will never recover from this 🤣

@Tyranexx - Oblivion should be all good. Beth and their porting company have done very well with Skyrim, Fallout 4, and Indiana Jones (which is beautiful on S2). Oblivion runs well on Series systems, and I think Ps5. The main issues with it anymore are mainly pc exclusive due to wildly varying hardware configs. Those that have PCs in the older / mid bracket seem to have the least amount of issue from what I’ve seen, whereas high end 50xx users report issues. Odd stuff. Then again UE5 games have historically had teething issues on all platforms; but I think with the new addition of Lumen Lite and better scalability things should be fine. Might even see Borderlands 4 finally grace the system

Can we have a seperation of what's a keycard and what's a full release on these? Would really help.

Only a handful of those games are on the actual cart. Crazy how nba2k27 is a code in the box in the UK but a game key card here in the states as well.

Patiently waiting for the Nitro Deck 2 myself, which has seen several delays. Really hoping it improves the handheld experience…

Is Lego Batman really Game-Key Card? The box art doesn’t show it

Aside from my monthly FOMO on the PS3/vita store I am just stacking cash for Nov/BF. Gonna be brutal this year.

Don’t forget final fantasy 14

@Ryu_Niiyama Amazingly brutal. I’m gonna need 3 jobs just to cover all the releases lmao

@Dm9982 Yeah send one of them jobs my way. It’s weird. This time last year I was expecting to have a slow purchase year. Then somebody turned on the fire hose.

Day one buys for me are Fire Emblem and Orbitals. Possibly Trails in the Sky 2nd chapter if I can't hold on for sale. Suuuper excting times!

So many games there that I would have bought, if they weren’t game key cards

FFS Oblivion Remastered is NOT COMPLETE ON CART?!?

I'll never recover.

I’m completely hooked on Splatoon Raiders right now and don’t plan on buying any new games until Fire Emblem, I preordered already from Walmart for $70

Already preordered Oblivion. Wanted to support full physical games.

@Wewewi dude it says it’s fully on cart

What's the hold up with RetroWare's Toxic Crusaders?
Nothing on that list for me, except for maybe Orbitals & Angellos 2.

@Sambuc agreed. I’m not a massive fan of game key cards but code in a box is infinitely worse.

@anoyonmus Dude I can copy paste it but I can't read it for you.

"- Additional downloadable content: Fighter’s Stronghold, Spell Tomes, Vile Lair, Mehrune’s Razor, The Thieves Den, Wizard’s Tower, The Orrery and the Horse Armor Pack

• A code that grants access to Unique digital Akatosh and Mehrunes Dagon Armors, Weapons and Horse Armor Sets"

Please don't forget FINAL FANTASY XIV !!!

It seems to go huge, right now, on the e-shop !

I plan to dive again with this version, personally.

And the same goes for Elden Ring

I want Oblivion to be actually playable on S2, but I don't have enough confidence for a preorder - considering the poor performance and stuttering on more powerful platforms.

I could see myself grabbing Elden Ring if that is a stable experience on the Switch 2. I don't need 60fps, but it would need to be consistent.

Here's hoping!

Trails Sky 2 I'm definitely comfortable preordering though. The first one was an absolutely great experience and I can't wait to continue the adventure.

I’ve been unemployed since March, so have been able to finish FF7 Rebirth (what an absolutely EPIC game), Yoshi and the Mysterious Book, and StarFox recently. I am so ready for Fortune’s Weave and Ocarina of Time.

@Wewewi that’s additional content meaning you can download separately for free.

But the main base game is literally on cartridge. That’s why they said it’s a physical game. And honestly that’s the more important part.

@Rentaro Elden Ring is probably 30 or 40 fps on Switch 2 last I checked.

Only interested in 1 thing on this page of lovely items....Truxton Extreme! Might go with the Thunder Master....You know why shmups are so great? They are a reasonable length! I have lots to do, can't play it all, but I can play a bunch of shmups! No game should be over 8 hours long. I would PAY for the convenience of an 8 hour RPG....

There are quite a lot of key cards with everything on them in this list.

Nintendo seems to have figured out how to produce smaller cards?

From the looks of things, it's about damn time PEGI got anywhere close to having their act together when it came to these sports game lootboxes! Probably the one advantage of "America gets game-key card, Europe gets code-in-box" when it comes to NBA 2K27 is the fact that we easily see PEGI slapped a 16 on the European box, compared to the 3 they slapped on the 2K26 edition. Some additional lookup reveals this is also true for Madden, PEGI gave 27 a 16 when they gave 26 a 3 (and although we're not yet to the point where that game would make this kind of roundup, heads up, EA FC 27 also has this quality). Still a bit unfair why real-world-risk lootboxes are allowable at 16 when simulated gambling with no actual risk is still grounds for an 18, but we'll take what we can get at this particular juncture...

@Friendly At the rate the memory crisis is going, we're not sure smaller-size true-physical cards would actually be more economical in price; it could take long enough to introduce a step-down in size (such as, say, a 16 GB after a 32 GB, then an 8 GB further down the line from there) that said step-down size would be more expensive at introduction than the size stepped-down from was at its own introduction. In fact, the way prices are going these days, it's quite possible we may reach a point where game-key cards get to a cost point equal to what the 64 GB cards were at Switch 2 launch (that's probably the point where talk would involve when Nintendo's hand in the physical-media game gets forced), to the point where Sony could very well have been a viable last-man standing at the table if only they hadn't folded early from a strong position (case in point, nobody expected Sony to fold before Microsoft)...

I'm missing Lies of P and 007 here! And Onimusha is actually coming out on September 27th.

As for me, I'm probably getting day one Oblivion, Orbitals, Trails in the Sky 2, Fire Emblem and Onimusha, and later on Lies of P (physical), Elden Ring and 007.
So many great games!

Edit: I was wrong, Onimusha is indeed coming out on the 4th. Happy days!

I'd stay away from Oblivion. The PS5 release is still busted.

@Dm9982 Your words are encouraging, especially considering how decent a port Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is on Switch 2. My concern stems from articles and other feedback from when Oblivion Remastered shadow dropped, though I do believe many of those were PC related. I do hope this port holds up well.

That said, I should probably first play its chronologically younger sibling that I've had backlogged on the OG Switch for...years. I need more free time. Or to clone a version of myself to do all the adulting and errands.

@the_beaver Onimusha's release date was moved forward to September 4th. The announcement kinda got buried at the time because it was on the same day that Sony announced the end of physical discs

@Tyranexx I feel that! Need a pause button for life and bubble myself for a few hours a day to work on ye olde backlog!

Skyrim is a blast on Switch, have like 200+ hours into it across a few characters. Hope to do the same with oblivion

Edit - Do yourself a favor, if you haven’t played Witcher 3 yet, make sure you play Skyrim first! Witcher 3, while it takes about 10 hours to truly get into the meat of the game, will absolutely ruin open world adventures/rpgs for awhile because the writing is that good. Skyrim is still great fun, and good writing, but not on the same level as Witcher 3….

Preordered Orbitals and Fire Emblem. Will probably get Onimisha and Elden Ring much later, probably on sale.

My priority = Fire Emblem
But I also want like another six games.....

@Dm9982

thank you for taking the time to explain the Oblivion situation: I was a bit worried myself, now it's clearer.

@IceClimbers You're absolutely right! Onimusha is coming out on September 4th. Funny because, if you check it on Google, it still says 27th...
It was indeed overshadowed by Sony's decision.

@Pigrotto No problem. I was a bit worried too, but I’ve been in the Oblivion Remastered sub reddit since it launched keeping track of everything as I own it on Steam Deck as well. Works surprisingly well on Steam Deck, however the visuals are def not as good as the Series X version (played that with Game Pass last year a bit). The game is in a much better state than it launched at - as per usual with Bethesda titles. However a lot of owners were complaining of unfixed stuff and how the developer (Virtuos I believe. Bethesda is just handling the publishing) has seemingly just left it abandoned. Now we know they shifted focus to bring the game to Switch 2, and further communication AFTER that announcement has seemingly confirmed that once the Switch 2 version is out in the wild that they’ll resume work on fixing bugs in all versions. They said something along the lines that the S2 version will be the most up to date version; and that refinement on S2 will be moved over to Pc/Xbox/Ps afterwards.

Edit - My only real concern was UE5 and its scalability, or lack thereof. That too has been improved over the year. And we’ve seen a few games using UE5 on S2 that are nice - Cronos: New Dawn is one such title, and Reanimal is another. So it’s seemingly starting to get worked out for S2 support.

@Dm9982
great!
I would gladly offer you a coffee ☕️😃
thank you very much for your support.

also, related to another post of yours: I do agree, The Witcher 3 has one of the best narrative and writing in videogame history.
I even try to read the original books (translated in Italian) and I find that the game is superior!
the same it is true in my humble opinion with the Bethesda titles: The Witcher has a better writing.

@Dm9982 I've said more than once that I need a private pocket dimension to crawl into for my hobbies while time stops or really slows down out here. XD

I'm definitely looking forward to Skyrim when I do get to it. The problem is it's one among many stellar games, plus I'll admit the sheer scale of the game can be overwhelming from the outside looking in. Duly noted on Witcher 3; no Geralt until I've had my fill of Fus ro dah!

I appreciate you taking the time to explain everything!

@Tyranexx Haha! If you find the spell to form a pocket dimension do let me know!

And yeah I’ve felt the same, it’s taken me some times years after release to properly get into a game just because of the daunting aspect of how much there will be to explore or do. Gamer anxiety can be a pain! It helps to try to find a way to shut off your brain about it, boot up the game and just explore. Dont think of how giant the game is, how many quest there are, messing up your character…. Just explore and live in the world.

For me its helped greatly being able to play all these great games in handheld, with a set of headphones on, and being able to just zone out. The only downside is sometimes you end up watching the sunrise and not realizing how much time has passed. 😂

@Dm9982 I'll let you know if I ever figure out the pocket dimension conundrum.

Gamer anxiety is a very real thing. Part of it is I used to be quite a completionist, but I've had to get better shutting that down when it comes to open world games. I fully intend to just dive into Skyrim (after spending waaay too long on character creation) and try not to worry about certain quests/builds/doing all the things too much. It'd be the only game I played for a year at that rate lol.

Sounds like Skyrim is another game I'll have to set alarms for on work nights. I had to do the same with games like BotW/TotK and Pokemon Legends: Arceus.

@Tyranexx Yeah I was the same. Ocarina of Time and Mario 64 got me into the 100% mindset, and 360 furthered that with achievement system.

One of the best things was breaking away from trophy/achievement mindset with Switch. Between 360 and PS4 I got entrenched in that stuff….

It took me a year post launch to finally start BotW, loved it, but once I saw the Korok seeds I decided I was never going to get them all. Just enough to benefit my character then any extras I found along the way. I still need to start TotK however. One of these days 😂

With Bethesda RPGs I’ve found it much easier to break them down into a focused roleplay…. For example with Fallout 3 my first character was a small guns, explosives survival expert that primarily used snipers and silenced weapons. So I checked what quests/areas featured stuff that would help those goals, largely ignoring the rest of the stuff. Like I saved doing Mothership Zeta till I did an energy weapons character.

The same can be done with Skyrim and such. A smaller start to end mage focused run was a blast, and I ignored thieves guild and companions questline on that run, not doing those quest lines until I ran a stealth archer. Still haven’t done any of the war quest line in any of my runs yet 🤣

Fire Emblem for certain in September! Also getting Lies of P this month, Elden Ring, Harvest Moon, Coffee Talk Tokyo. Really wish Grave Seasons hadn’t been delayed as it was supposed to come out the day before my birthday and we have no concrete date outside of Fall 2026 at the moment. Also need a definitive date for Village In The Shade; purchased it on the Japanese eshop Friday and it’s gorgeous so far but no English support (could change with the Western release possibly and keep me from having to double dip if they update it like they will on Steam). And, of course, seeing current updates on discord about Witchbrook, I’m really keeping my fingers crossed to see that release soon(ish).

Onimusha & Splatoon Raiders for me, just as soon as I finish Pragmata & Adventures of Elliot.

I seem to be a slow gamer compared to everyone else.

@Dm9982 My completionism stems from both the Zelda series (Since it's beneficial to try to go for 100% in most historic titles) and the fact that, at one time, 100% completion often didn't take 100s of hours. Tri Force Heroes mostly broke me out of it for the Zelda series since grinding the outfits would've taken ages (and an obscene amount of patience and sanity in single player). I still do QUITE a lot in games I enjoy but do stop when something will be quite a grind or isn't beneficial past a certain point. I'm less of a completionist outside of my favorite series these days, and even then I rarely go for a full 100%. Time is finite, increasingly so since I hit adulthood almost half my life ago.

I'm also an exploration fiend, so I have a love/hate relationship with open world games. I'm extremely picky about which ones I do grab as a result.

Thankfully I've never become too entrenched in achievement ecosystems, though I totally understand how those can keep folks playing. What often stops me with those is realizing 99.9% of people ultimately don't care what achievements I get lol.

That's great advice regarding Bethesda RPGs. I'm leaning towards a thief or assassin type character for my first run, so I'll definitely prioritize the thieves' guild. Probably won't do much with magic outside of self-healing or if the situation calls for it. I admittedly have little experience with Bethesda games - though they have quite the repertoire - outside of a few hours of the original Oblivion on a cousin's Xbox 360 almost two decades ago.

@Tyranexx Stealth / Ranged is a great starter choice in Skyrim, as well as Fallout 3/NV/FO4. I haven’t played enough Oblivion to be sure, but I’d assumed it’s the same there.

The big boon to Stealth in Bethesda games as a first run - being able to take in all the surroundings at a slower pace and really appreciate things. Do know that armor weight plays a significant role in stealth ability at first, higher weight armor is louder therefore more detectable. Later in both Skyrim and Oblivion you can get invisibility spells / Chameleon enchantments (invisibility imbued into armor) as well as Muffle enchantments, that can make armor weight a non issue.

Which brings me to spells, there are quite a few in the Illusion school that help stealth runs, and it’s entirely possible to do a Stealth archer / backstabber just buy using conjugation to conjure your daggers/bows. The series is truly something when it comes to options!

I’ve been pretty picky with mages/spellcasters in ARPGs, for the longest time believing Blizzard was the only one capable of doing it with Diablo and WoW as the base references…. kingdoms of Amalur and Dragon Age 2 both felt more “arcadey” with a heavy reliance on combos with a staff/wand…. Wouldn’t be till Fable, Oblivion, Skyrim, and Witcher 3 that I felt like caster builds could function purely off of casting again. Skyrims magic system is very nice, and much more so with creation club content in the Anniversary edition. Do note some spells are pretty OP in there, but it does make up for spells not scaling as well past level 60-70 as weapons can. Also makes up for the fact that Skyrim removed the ability to create your own spells - Oblivion has an alter you can find that allows you to build pretty much any combination of spell you want.

Edit - I do highly recommend Fallout 4 on Switch 2 as well, runs and looks great, and the world building is good. Story telling is subpar I feel compared to past Bethesda entries, but it somewhat makes up for it all in great gameplay and a great world to explore and get lost in.

Cyberpunk i also highly recommend, writing, world building, story, gameplay, characters are all top notch! Not quite as good as Witcher 3, but still really good. Definitely a must have on Switch 2

I'm getting Oblivion, Elden Ring, FE Fortune's Weave, Onimusha and Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter. Have all of them preordered even.

@Dm9982 Being able to take in the surroundings and appreciate a game's finer details IS a huge boon in my book. I've heard weight and inventory (encumbered?) do play a role in The Elder Scrolls. My experience with games that use these mechanics has been mixed, but I can adapt. Glad to know that there are ways to get around armor weight and noise later on in both Oblivion and Skyrim. I do like the idea of conjuring stealth weapons using illusion spells, something I'll investigate more. I appreciate the tips and ideas!

I'm admittedly not big on full spellcasters in many games I've played. They can be very powerful, but the tradeoff is often being a squishy glass cannon in my experience lol. I prefer characters that have plenty of utility and can take at least a few hits. That's probably why I often gravitated towards hybrid classes when I played WoW (mostly back during WotLK) that could fulfill different roles if needed. Though as you say, games have definitely come a long way since then, so I may experiment with an almost pure Elder Scrolls caster sometime. Shame Skyrim removed the spell creation altar - guessing Bethesda thought it was too OP in Oblivion lol.

Cyberpunk is definitely on my radar and is a game I'd like to pick up for Switch 2 in the future. It's amazing how much of a turnaround the game has had since its disastrous launch years ago. CD Projekt Red has really turned the game around IMO. As for the Fallout series, it has always intrigued me, but I've yet to dip a toe in. I may give Fallout 4 a chance sometime.

@Tyranexx As for weight limits in Skyrim and Oblivion, there are ways around that too. You can enchant gear to increase your carry weight, or make potions to do the same, making it so you can carry hundreds if not thousands of lbs without issue for long stretches of time.

Armor plays a role in Stamina and Magika regeneration in both games as well, heavier armor slower regen. But again, you can enchant your own armor and be a heavy armor spell slinging backstabber if you wish. The games are truly open ended like that. Skyrim does not have a level cap, and the way leveling works is by using a skill over and over till it levels, then you can increase your character level and slot a skill point in whichever skill tree you want. Once you’ve maxed out a skill level (100), you can reset the skill back to 0, regaining any skill points spent and relevel that branch back up. This allows you to infinitely level up and have infinite skill points.

Cyberpunk’s stealth and “mage” (netrunner) systems are pretty op as well, but truthfully by mid game you’ll be decently OP regardless of build. One of those great “god trip” games. Netrunner can hack nearly a full building of enemies and kill them all without being seen. 🤣

I will probably buy Oblivion Remastered and Lego Batman.

I don't think Lego Batman will be a game key card!
The cover art doesn't show it! I hope it will be a proper physical game.

@Dm9982 Ah, so it doesn't sound like carry weight in Skyrim will be TOO bad if one knows what they're doing lol. Though I do think I prefer infinite hammer space inventory. I was reminded how far we've come when replaying Pokemon Yellow earlier this year since the inventory in the Gen 1 games is limited compared to later Pokemon installments.

Skyrim truly does seem very open ended. To the point where I think they are very few ways to play the game wrong. One of the reasons why it's had such longevity after all these years I'm sure. I'm glad there isn't a level cap, truly leading to some experimentation. Once again, thank you for all the tips and advice!

I...actually like the idea of a netrunner in Cyberpunk. I believe they're basically a hacker? Nothing wrong with a good "god" game when the player is OP!

(Please forgive any typos. I often post on mobile, and my phone's autocorrect does some crazy stuff sometimes. )

@Tyranexx Yeah Netrunner is a hacker, and a large portion of the hacks are very mage/wizard like lending to explosions, DoTs and crowd control. There’s enough skill points to pull off full Netrunner plus a side class. The only REAL decision one needs to make regarding character build in Cyberpunk - Cyberdeck, Berserk, or Sandevistan. These are the 3 operating systems you can choose from in the game. Cyberdeck enables you to hack, Berserk is like a tank so more defense and health regen, and Sandevistan allows you to move faster than anything else (aka slows down time).

You can only choose one at a time, but you can freely swap about whenever. Cyberdeck is the only one that’s required for a playstyle due to hacks being bound to it. Berserk and Sandy just push limits further on shooting/melee builds. But it’s entirely possible to be a Netrunner that melees, uses katanas, shoots smart weapons, or shoots silenced weapons.

Yeah I replayed Pokemon R/B and Yellow last year, and while the inventory didn’t bother as much, my biggest problem was the starters not learning any decent moves during level up! 🤣 Charizard especially was meh. That and I missed the breeding mechanic, something I also disliked Pokemon ZA for. Arceus even without breeding just did everything better than ZA.

Skyrim is a great game that can be replayed nearly indefinitely. There’s always something new to discover. Especially due to random events, this makes it impossible to see everything in one playthru. Not to mention event outcomes. Much like BotW there’s ways to approach nearly every situation and quest, but moreover depending on HOW the quest is resolved can lead to different things later down the road. NPCs can pop back up to thank you and offer rewards, or try to kill you, or hire assassins to come after you. I know there’s at least one quest where if you take the good guy approach an orphan you freed will come thank you later and you can even adopt them if you choose. Truly mind boggling the amount of choice in that game, lol

@Dm9982 I can totally see how a Netrunner is a lot like a mage in theory. I appreciate you explaining the 3 operating systems in Cyberpunk; they honestly all sound fun. Good thing switching sounds easy! A Nettunner that can hold their own for a little while in combat sounds pretty ideal for me. 🤔

LOL The starters having cruddy level up moves slipped my mind too until my replay! Thankfully I supplemented with TMs, but they're sadly finite in most cases. I missed breeding too. I actually haven't played Legends Z-A yet, but the lack of breeding is a complaint I've seen tossed out. I quite enjoyed Arceus, and I honestly enjoyed my playthrough of Pokemon Scarlet even with the visual jank.

I suspect Skyrim is the type of game I'll hold onto and revisit on occasion, even if it's only for a few hours. The possibilities seem almost endless, and folks still seem to discover things that go viral even after all these years. That's partially why I'm gonna try not to sweat doing All The Things™. Something I'm getting better doing in general, but I still need work lol. I love games where you can directly influence the world based on how you interact with it. One of the reasons why I like BotW and TotK so much despite preferring the classic Zelda formula overall.

@Tyranexx I loved Scarlet/Violet, even going so far as stating to work on a full shiny dex. Had probably 1/2 of the Pokemon in shiny on the base game. Still need to go back and do the dlcs at some point. And I think S/V had some of the best writing in the series so far. Following the journey of Arven and his puppers, then discovering the stuff about his parents at the end. Truly an emotional journey unlike a majority of the Pokemon games.

I also prefer traditional Zelda titles, but BotW was great. Still need to get around to TotK at some point. And I’m truly stoked for Ocarina remake this fall. That and Fable are my most anticipated games by a LAAAARGEEE margin. Lol

@Dm9982 In terms of mainline Pokemon games, Scarlet/Violet are the best ones to release since Ultra Sun/Moon IMO, and the best since Black/White 1/2 in the writing department. I completely agree regarding the writing and like that there are different tracks to follow on your journey besides the gym challenge. Area Zero is an excellent late game zone, and I didn't expect the plot - for a Pokemon game - to go the direction it did at that point. Though there were subtle nods. I have played through all the DLC and really enjoyed it, especially Blueberry Academy/Indigo Disk. Sca/VI are my second favorite Switch Pokemon games to date after Arceus.

The Ocarina of Time remake persuaded me to finally jump off the Switch 2 fence lol. Hopefully later this month before the price increase. I highly recommend Tears of the Kingdom, though it's definitely also a time commitment. Some subtle reconning aside, I enjoyed the game more than BotW for the most part. Which is saying something lol.

Physical Oblivion is precious.

Do I recommend the remake? Damn every way of playing it is a good way. I know they messed up the colours a bit, but it still looks great. I wonder how it holds up on S2, I hope it holds 30fps on medium quality at least, it would be so nice

I guess I'll have to hold out hope that Oblivion gets another run of physical copies because I never knew it was up for pre-order and now it's not available. 😡

6/9 are trash key card. This is really the worst situation on Nintendo's right now. These Japanese companies are being greedy. I only will get the three non-key card games then.

I was wondering how Onimusha could justify a GKC for a somewhat niche series for $75, a literal record high. Sure GTA 6 was announced at a higher price and is a code in box, but that's GTA, and it isn't out yet. How is no one in the comments reacting to that? I see that it's now listed as $70 on DekuDeals, so perhaps it was $70 when this article was fresh and people were commenting.