The Nintendo Switch App version 3.5.0 introduces improvements for managing screenshots and videos, alongside other industry updates and rumors.
The latest update to the Nintendo Switch App, now at version 3.5.0, brings some noteworthy user experience enhancements for those who frequently manage their media. As reported by My Nintendo News and Nintendo Everything, the update allows users to filter and sort screenshots and videos more effectively, delete them from the server, and organize them by setting capture dates as save dates. These features aim to improve the app’s usability, particularly for those who regularly upload content.
Level-5 Looks Ahead and New Releases
Looking forward, Level-5 has announced a second digital presentation for the year, set for September 10, 2026. Details remain sparse, but as Nintendo Everything notes, it’s an opportunity for fans to catch the latest updates from the studio behind popular titles like Professor Layton and Yo-kai Watch. It’ll be interesting to see what new projects Level-5 is ready to showcase.
In terms of new game releases, Nintendo has rolled out its latest download offerings for Europe on September 3, 2026, highlighted by NBA 2K27 and Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty Complete Edition on the Switch 2. According to Nintendo Everything, other releases include Onimusha: Way of the Sword, Orbitals, and several more titles for the Nintendo Switch 2 and original Switch platforms.
Rumbling Rumors and Industry Oddities
Moving into the realm of speculation, a Norwegian retailer claims to know the developer behind the rumored Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake for Switch 2. While details are unconfirmed, they add to the intrigue surrounding the long-rumored project. As Nintendo Life highlights, the secrecy around the developers of certain Nintendo projects is a known strategy, maintaining excitement and speculation.
In more peculiar news, Sonic the Hedgehog’s inclusion in Fortnite comes with a twist. Sonic appears as an android in the game, with the justification being that the iconic character “will never hold a gun” according to Sega’s Takashi Iizuka, as Nintendo Life reports. This creative sidestep respects the character’s ethos while joining one of gaming’s largest crossover platforms.
Wrapping up, Dragami Games is set to debut a “world premiere demo” of their new Lollipop Chainsaw title at the Tokyo Game Show 2026. Building on last year’s announcement, the game promises to expand on the original’s appeal. For fans of quirky action games, this is definitely something to keep an eye on.
