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The Wolf Among Us Remastered release date

The release date for The Wolf Among Us Remastered has just been shared. On Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch, it’s planned for October 29, 2026.

Telltale says the remaster features “enhanced visuals, refined character and environment presentation, an updated user interface, improved accessibility features, and technical enhancements including upgraded animation, audio, resolution and framerate improvements.” That’s along with “an hour of bonus content featuring behind-the-scenes videos, cast interviews, image galleries, and deleted scenes exploring the creation of the noir classic.” A Noir Mode has also been confirmed.

Avatar Legends The Fighting Game review

System: Switch
Release date: July 23, 2026
Developer: Gameplay Group International
Publisher: PM Studios

Water. Earth. Fire. Air. Long ago, Avatar fans looked forward in harmony to the under-development fighting game based on the four nations of the series. Then, everything changed when Maximum Entertainment cancelled the title. Only Gameplay Group International, a dev team of experienced fighting game creators and long-time Avatar fans could resurrect the project. Two years passed. and before we knew it, the long-sought after title was finally in our hands. A lot of people were wary of the game being trusted with an upstart indie studio, but I never lost hope. I believe this game will please Avatar fans across the world. Why am I so confident in this game’s quality? Let’s talk about the plot of this game’s story mode.

For those interested in Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game, we wanted to clarify what’s happening with the launch, which has been a bit confusing.

We’ll first put this simply before getting into things a bit further. Right now, you can pick up the Nintendo Switch version of Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game. However, we’ve confirmed with the team that Nintendo Switch 2 version won’t be ready until later in 2026.

Avatar Legends Fighting Game Tagah

Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game will be adding Tagah as free DLC, it’s been announced. The character will be available later this year.

Tagah comes from Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender. For those that are unaware, he’s a new character introduced in the new film. Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender actually makes its official debut this Saturday (or tomorrow if you’re at Comic Con).

Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game isn’t too far away now, and the full roster has now been confirmed.

The lineup of characters has gradually been revealed over the past few months. We now have a look at the character select screen, which shows twelve reps for the game.

Here’s the image in question:

Avatar Legends The Fighting Game physical

PM Studios intends to ship physical versions of Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game on Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch, it’s been revealed.

A standard version and Deluxe Edition will be sold. You’ll get the Year 1 Pass DLC, digital soundtrack, and digital art book with the latter. Note that on Nintendo Switch 2, you don’t have to be concerned about it being a game-key card – this is the full thing on the cartridge.

Here’s some extra information about the bonuses:

Hoa 2 physical

According to PM Studios, the publisher intends to ship a physical version of Hoa 2 on Nintendo Switch 2.

We’re still waiting to hear when the game will be launching. That said, you can rest easy knowing that it will have a boxed option. Additionally, we know that it’s not a game-key card, so the full game will be included on the cartridge.

You can learn more about the game with the following overview:

At EVO 2026 today, the Year 1 DLC characters for Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game were revealed.

Iroh will kick off the game’s Year 1 Pass. Following that, we’ll see Ty Lee, Lin Beifong, and Bolin. The first two are from Avatar: The Last Airbender with the other two coming from The Legend of Korra.

Screenbound, a game that you’ve probably seen at least once during a showcase over the last couple of years, is officially coming to Nintendo Switch 2. Not only that, but a physical release has been confirmed as well.

Screenbound is a blend of 2D and 3D platforming, which the team is coining it as “5D”. Using the Qboy, you’ll make your way through challenging puzzles and battle through multiple levels.

Here’s an official overview with more details:

Following this week’s launch, PM Studios and Pixel Perfect Dude sent out a launch trailer for #Drive Rally. The arcade rally racing game came to Nintendo Switch this week.

A bunch of information about it can be found in the following overview: