Scritchy Scratchy launches soon on both Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch, part of a lineup of game updates and rumors in the Nintendo world.
The standout news today is the impending launch of Scritchy Scratchy on both Nintendo Switch and the newly released Nintendo Switch 2. Developed by Funday Games and Lunch Money Games, this scratch card incremental game will allow players to engage with stacks of scratch-offs, unlock auto-scratching, and aim for massive jackpots. This release is set for Monday, September 28, a quick turnaround that speaks to its likely appeal to fans of casual, pick-up-and-play titles. More details can be found on Nintendo Everything.
New Titles and Updates
Another game making its debut on the Nintendo Switch is Unpetrified: Echoes of Nature. Originally released last year, the game is an adventurous narrative focusing on a stone golem and a fox. It’s set for a fall release, indicative of the platform’s ongoing appeal for story-driven indie titles. More information is available on Nintendo Everything.
For fans of the classics, Thunder Hoop Collection has secured its release date for October 8, 2026, according to Nintendo Everything. This collection comprises the original arcade hit along with “TH Strikes Back”, promising a nostalgia trip with added quality-of-life enhancements.
Rumors and Speculation
Rumors have emerged regarding a potential revival of the crossover between Professor Layton and Phoenix Wright, initially a hit on the 3DS. As both series celebrate milestones, nostalgic releases could be in store, but these remain unconfirmed according to Nintendo Life.
Additionally, there’s buzz around a proposed Zelda spin-off featuring Ganondorf from the creators of Mario + Rabbids. Although this concept reportedly emerged during collaboration discussions between Nintendo and Ubisoft Milan, it’s unclear if the project will move forward. This rumor was detailed by Nintendo Everything.
Looking Forward
For those excited about future releases, the action RPG titled Dawngazer from Takafumi Noma, a former Vanillaware developer, looks promising. It’s anticipated for 2028 on Switch 2, though details remain sparse. This title continues the trend of artistic RPGs, as reported by Nintendo Life.
Lastly, Ubisoft’s statement on The Rogue Prince of Persia finishes this chapter of its support. While no further updates will follow, the game’s journey, supported by the community, has reached a satisfying conclusion, as mentioned on Nintendo Everything.
