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Z Mega Evolutions support is coming to Pokemon Champions, it’s just been announced. This was shared during the 2026 Pokemon World Championships today.

Z Mega Evolutions support is coming with Regulation Set M-C. This is set to begin worldwide on September 9, 2026, running through December 2.

Nintendo Music list of all games

For those looking for a complete list of all games included and supported in Nintendo Music, that’s where this post comes in.

Nintendo Music only came with a few songs at launch. However, since then, a few more have been added. Nintendo has also indicated that additional music is coming in the future. Currently it seems that we can expect at least one new title to be brought to the service each week.

Nintendo Today update 4.1.0

The Nintendo Today app has been given a new update with version 4.1.0. It’s rolling out to users now.

The main highlight here is that it’s now possible to select multiple themes. If you go with this, one of the themes you choose will be displayed at random each day. The feature can be enabled in the settings.

The full rundown of the update is as follows:

Mario Kart Tour impact on Mario Kart series

A while back, Nintendo stopped official support for Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp, but released an offline version of the game that fans could continue to play. So when Nintendo recently announced that Mario Kart Tour is shutting down, players were surprised to learn that there would be no equivalent offline version offered – the game in its entirety will cease to exist in September. That means Mario Kart Tour will be the first Mario Kart game that’s completely inaccessible via legal means – though you could sort of argue for Mario Kart Arcade GP to be included in that category.

Despite its closure, though, Mario Kart Tour made an impact on the franchise as a whole. So today, we’re going over what set Mario Kart Tour apart, and the exclusive content it still has that hasn’t made its way to any console title (at the time of writing).

Mario Kart Tour is shutting down, Nintendo has announced. The game is ending service on September 29 at 11 PM PT / September 30 at 2 AM ET.

To clarify, the game is fully coming to an end. Nintendo says that there are no plans for an offline version. This is in contrast to Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp, which did receive a final “Complete” version.

Below is the official notice:

Masaaki Hoshino, the producer of Pokemon Champions, has provided some insight into the team’s focus on implementing short matches.

Cutting down on play time was one of the initial goals for the project. Hoshino previously worked on Pokemon Unite, but even after shortening matches to ten minutes, “there were still some who felt that it was still too long.”

Following the latest patch that went live for Pokemon Champions, we have a full list of Pokemon added to the game as well as new items and more.

Counting the latest Mega Evolutions, around 40 additional creatures can be used in battle. A handful of items are also now available.

Here’s the full roundup:

Pokemon Champions update 1.1.0

Pokemon Champions has received its latest update, and the game is now at version 1.1.0.

If you’ve been keeping up with news about the game, you know that today marks the start of Regulation Set M-B. As part of this, the latest set of Pokemon have been added to the game. The title also has its official mobile launch today.

Here’s the full rundown of the patch:

Nintendo Today 3.3.0 update

The Nintendo Today app has been given a new version 3.3.0 update, which can be downloaded now.

Nintendo’s patch notes are interesting as they don’t actually paint the full picture. The company says it fixed a few issues, but there’s a bit more to it than that.

Regardless, the official patch notes are as follows:

Pokemon Champions has just confirmed its release date for mobile platforms. On iOS and Android, the game will be available on June 17, 2026. Pre-registration starts today.

Pokemon Champions has been on Nintendo Switch for a couple of months now. That version launched back in April via the Nintendo eShop.