Nintendo Switch 2 will offer variable refresh rate for the upcoming Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake, enhancing the visual experience on compatible TVs.
This week in Nintendo news highlights a technological advancement for the Nintendo Switch 2, alongside gaming announcements and reviews.
Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake Utilizes VRR
Nintendo’s upcoming remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for the Nintendo Switch 2 is set to support variable refresh rate (VRR) in docked mode, according to listings reported by both My Nintendo News and Nintendo Life. This feature, available when using an HDMI 2.1 compatible TV, aims to offer smoother visuals and an improved gaming experience. This marks only the second game on the console to offer VRR, following Welcome Tour. Such technological developments signal Nintendo’s continued investment in enhancing user experience on their latest hardware.
Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave Reviews
Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave is making waves with early reviews at the time of its upcoming release on September 17. According to My Nintendo News, it could be one of the most ambitious titles from Nintendo yet, following the success of Fire Emblem: Three Houses. A review from Nintendo Life gave the game an 8/10, praising its deep gameplay and engrossing storylines, despite some issues with pacing. Undoubtedly, Fortune’s Weave continues the franchise’s strong tradition of strategic depth and character development.
New Game Announcements
In new game announcements, Metro Quester Zero, a dungeon exploration RPG presented by Kemco, has been revealed for both the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2. The title is set in a post-apocalyptic world crafted by manga artist Kazushi Hagiwara. Additionally, PixelHeroScramble Plus, a pixel art-style tower defense game, will arrive on the Nintendo Switch on December 1, 2026, challenging players to defend against enemy waves with strategic unit deployments.
Other Updates
Capcom showcased a new trailer for the upcoming Mega Man Dual Override during their spotlight at TGS 2026, according to My Nintendo News. Players will be able to choose between Mega Man and his brother Proto Man, adding variety to the game launching next spring.
Lastly, new rewards have been added to My Nintendo for North American users. As reported by Nintendo Everything, Nintendo Switch Online members can now redeem points for a Zelda desktop metal display or a Virtual Boy glasses case.
