Nintendo Switch 2 price hike set for September 1st as Oblivion Remastered reviews land amid pre-order updates.
The Nintendo Switch 2 is at the forefront of today’s news as players brace for a confirmed price increase set to take effect September 1st in Western markets. As reported by Nintendo Life, in-store demo kiosks in the U.S. are already advertising the new price of $499.99, a move that follows a similar adjustment in Japan announced by Nintendo back in May. With the clock ticking, those considering the Switch 2 will need to decide quickly to avoid the upcoming hike.
Oblivion Remastered Lands on Switch 2
Meanwhile, Bethesda’s classic RPG, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered, has launched on the Switch 2, drawing the attention of critics and fans alike. A review roundup from Nintendo Life indicates a generally positive reception, with the game earning solid scores despite some technical limitations on the new hardware. This release marks another significant addition to the console’s growing library, appealing to both new players and returning fans of the original.
Pre-Order and Sales Updates
Nintendo’s pre-order list has been updated with new titles set for release soon. Notable entries include Minecraft Dungeons 2, Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 2, and Elden Ring: Tarnished Edition, all set to keep players engaged in the coming weeks. Details were shared on Nintendo Everything, providing click-through links for purchase.
Additionally, Nintendo Everything also reports significant discounts available on the Switch eShop, including historically low prices for titles like the Front Mission remakes and New Super Lucky’s Tale.
Physical Releases and Future Titles
The physical edition of Human Fall Flat – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition hits shelves on October 23, 2026. This follows an initial digital release earlier in the year. Pre-orders are open now, with availability confirmed for both North America and Europe, according to Nintendo Everything.
Additionally, those looking forward to the Fire Emblem series will be interested in the upcoming Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave, which promises to expand on the beloved ‘Three Houses’ formula. Though exact details remain sparse, Nintendo Life offers a preview hinting at deeper engagement with storytelling and gameplay mechanics.
