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Huge Nintendo Switch Rumor Reportedly Reveals 17 Upcoming Games

Huge Nintendo Switch Rumor Reportedly Reveals 17 Upcoming Games ✖ A huge Nintendo Switch leak has reportedly revealed 17 upcoming games. Whether any or all of these games will end up releasing on Switch and Switch Lite, remains to be seen, but some of the titles have now been thrown around by several rumors, reports, and leaks. This doesn t necessarily add weight to this new report, but it does suggest there s some truth to some individual claims. If the report is wholly accurate, it s one of the biggest Nintendo leaks in years. The report begins by claiming the following four games are getting ports/remasters that will hit Switch and Switch Lite:

Huge Nintendo Switch Leak Could Be Bad News For 'BOTW 2' Fans

Huge Nintendo Switch Leak Could Be Bad News For BOTW 2 Fans KEY POINTS Nintendo is rumored to release a new gaming console Rumors have it that Switch Pro might feature BOTW 2 as one of its launch titles 17 games are reportedly coming to Nintendo Switch, says a new leak A massive Nintendo Switch leak revealed 17 upcoming titles are reportedly releasing on the hybrid gaming console. It is, however, unknown if these games would end up on Switch, Switch Lite, or the rumored Switch Pro. If this leak is accurate, it is one of the most prominent Nintendo leaks in years, but it also brings bad news for hopeful The Legend of Zelda: Breath Of the Wild 2 fans. 

Beloved Japanese gaming store Super Potato has opened an eBay shop

Beloved Japanese gaming store Super Potato has opened an eBay shop Apr 23, 2021, 2:53pm EDT If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Share this story Just a glimpse of what’s on a shelf at Super Potato in Akihabara, Tokyo. Visiting Super Potato in Akihabara is usually a key reason why many die-hard gamers want to venture to Japan. The flagship Super Potato store (of the eight total in Japan, according to its Twitter) is nondescript, yet its shelves are covered wall-to-wall in rare yet reasonably priced games and consoles. It’s a magical place that’s a store-meets-museum. It’s fun enough to just look around, but if you’re a collector, there aren’t many places left where you can walk in and pick up a Virtual Boy headset or find a cache of Sega Dreamcast games that never released outside of Japan.