The highly anticipated Nintendo Direct for March 2025 wrapped up, marking the last presentation dedicated to the original Nintendo Switch.
The highly anticipated Nintendo Direct for March 2025 has wrapped up, marking the last presentation dedicated to the original Nintendo Switch. While the gaming world is looking ahead to the Nintendo Switch 2 Direct on April 2, those who aren’t upgrading right away still have plenty of exciting titles to look forward to. Some of the biggest highlights include Metroid Prime 4: Beyond and Pokémon Legends: Z-A, but there are also many smaller gems that will appeal to dedicated fans. Here’s a complete breakdown of every game announced, along with their release dates.
A modern visual upgrade for the first two Dragon Quest games, making them a great companion to Dragon Quest III, which was released in 2024.
Fans of AI: The Somnium Files can look forward to a new adventure where Kaname Date unravels mysteries to save lives.
A remake of the cult classic Devil Summoner: Raidou Kuzunoha vs. the Soulless Army, originally a PlayStation 2 title.
A brand-new Metroidvania featuring Pac-Man and mech robots. Pac-Man’s signature ability to devour enemies will unlock new powers.
A remaster of the beloved Patapon rhythm-based strategy games, where players control armies by tapping out beats.
A full remake of the Nintendo DS classic, originally known as Harvest Moon DS: Grand Bazaar, featuring new 3D visuals and environments.
A new trailer for Metroid Prime 4 showcased Samus Aran’s new telekinetic and psychic abilities, adding a fresh combat dynamic. The game promises stunning visuals and fast-paced gameplay, making it one of the most anticipated Switch titles.
Run a unique café where you brew potions and serve them to Disney villains in this charming and magical game.
A brand-new trailer provided a glimpse at returning mechanics from Pokémon Legends: Arceus, alongside new battles and enemies. It’s shaping up to be the most ambitious Pokémon game yet.
The beloved Rhythm Heaven series returns with a fresh new look and gameplay mechanics. Unfortunately, fans will have to wait until next year.
A collection of Gradius and Salamander games, including a brand-new entry, Salamander III.
After several delays, this highly anticipated RPG-farming-life sim hybrid is finally set to launch.
The mobile gaming masterpieces are making their way to Nintendo Switch for the first time.
The latest entry in the Monument Valley series will also arrive this summer, continuing its tradition of visually stunning puzzles.
The quirky, meme-filled life simulation returns with more bizarre AI interactions, and its hilariously robotic voice effects remain intact.
A major system update will allow players to share their Nintendo Switch digital games with family members using “Virtual Game Cards.” However, the original owner won’t be able to play the game while it’s being borrowed. This feature also enables users to transfer digital game licenses between consoles without needing a constant internet connection.
Nintendo has launched a new news app for Switch, providing daily updates about upcoming games and services. This app will also deliver news on the Nintendo Switch 2 following its April reveal.
Even as Nintendo prepares to transition to the Switch 2, this Direct proves that the original Nintendo Switch still has an exciting lineup of games well into 2026.
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