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Nintendo Switch Sports Resort debuts on Switch 2 on October 22, bringing 12 motion-controlled activities including returning favorites tennis and bowling plus new exploration-focused modes like skateboarding, prop plane and power cruising. The game pairs simple, pick-up-and-play mechanics with deeper skill ceilings and modes such as chaotic 100-pin bowling and competitive events. Its open-world island adds collectibles, customization and varied playstyles, positioning the title as a potential perennial seller for the Switch 2 lineup. » More on theverge.com

Fortune’s Weave brings an open-ended structure to Fire Emblem with four hero routes, a final act that merges progress, and deep customization of teams and classes. Players can swap between storylines, merge character stats across routes, and juggle multiple squads in the late game, creating extensive strategic and progression options. The game mixes traditional turn-based battles with RPG-style encounters and a calendar system that lets players choose how to spend prep time. Fortune’s Weave launches on Nintendo Switch 2 on September 17. » More on theverge.com

Nintendo’s 23.0.0 firmware enables variable refresh rate (VRR) in Switch 2 TV mode to reduce tearing and smooth unstable frame rates. The update also adds a handheld boost toggle in quick settings and music options for the Mii editor. A full system transfer feature has been introduced ahead of the upcoming Zelda-themed Switch 2 release. » More on theverge.com