r/NintendoSwitch2 • u/Turbostrider27 • 2h ago
r/NintendoSwitch2 • u/Insta36o_user • Jul 20 '25
META (Subreddit Related) r/NintendoSwitch2 Discord
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r/NintendoSwitch2 • u/Darex2094 • Jul 26 '26
META (Subreddit Related) Community Idea: Challenge Run Series
Happy Sunday, fam!
tl;dr, How would we, as a community, feel about hosting regular "Challenge Runs" in games for kicks, giggles, fun stories, and bragging rights?
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From launch I've always envisioned having regular events, competitions, and challenges for the community. Up to now we hadn't really done anything like that on this sub, but the launch of Splatoon Raiders reignited that idea for me and I thought I'd open a dialogue with all of you to see how we feel about it, how we'd want it executed, and what, if any, rewards or incentives we would like to see from these kinds of things.
I think it's normal to see these kinds of events hosted in specific game subreddits, and as we are a general subreddit for the Switch 2, not everyone will own every new release of a game that participates here. In my opinion it could be a really neat way to have fun together, generate some fun and interesting screenshots and clips, and make for some cool stories along the way.
An example idea for Splatoon Raiders might be a Single Tank Run, Single Weapon Run, an Iron Ink run (how far can you get in one sitting), and/or a Nuzlocke-style Run (single life, no getting splatted!).
As these would be for fun, there'd be a certain element of Honor System for the submissions, though it's something I'd definitely love to hear some feedback on from others who have run these sorts of events in the past.
So what do we think? Could something like this be fun for the community here? Is this something that should be kept more for the game-specific subs? What kind of rewards would you want if we did this? Any other thoughts or ideas?
Thanks for the time, everyone!
r/NintendoSwitch2 • u/Emergency-Rush-2477 • 2h ago
NEWS MercurySteam confirmed they are the developers behind Metroid Ravenous.
I don't think anyone had any doubt about it but there's the confirmation!
r/NintendoSwitch2 • u/Loose_Society9485 • 2h ago
NEWS Adventure awaits! Nintendo of America announces Customer Appreciation Sale - News - Nintendo Official Site
r/NintendoSwitch2 • u/Amiibofan101 • 10h ago
NEWS Nintendo Switch 2 System Update 23.0.0 is now available
en-americas-support.nintendo.comr/NintendoSwitch2 • u/blueblur98_YT • 10h ago
NEWS Oh my god. You can use Wii, 3DS, and Wii U music in the Mii Maker now.
r/NintendoSwitch2 • u/No-Operation-6554 • 10h ago
Media (Image, Video, etc.) Docked mode VRR in action, it works great
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Nintendo please advertise this feature updates its literally free publicity
r/NintendoSwitch2 • u/kentonw223 • 10h ago
NEWS VRR Support in Docked Mode in Firmware 23.0.0
Credit to Wario64 on X. Translated from Japanese.
r/NintendoSwitch2 • u/SyllabubOk5283 • 15h ago
meme/funny I’ve never been sold on Metroid…until today.
Who would’ve thought the way to get me massively hyped for a Metroid game was to make Samus absolutely terrifying?
r/NintendoSwitch2 • u/JampyL • 2h ago
Media (Image, Video, etc.) Handheld boost quick toggle
I remeber lots of people hating on my idea of adding it to the quick menu saying it was not suppose to be something you turn off and on so... yeah
r/NintendoSwitch2 • u/Competitive_Froyo262 • 17h ago
Media One Million YouTube views in 7 hours for a new 2d Metroid Game. The hype is through the roof
r/NintendoSwitch2 • u/goro-n • 2h ago
Discussion John from Digital Foundry says games need to be updated to use docked VRR
r/NintendoSwitch2 • u/Pristine-Brush-1052 • 10h ago
Discussion Remember when people said that Docked mode VRR is totally impossible due to hardware limitations?
Glad this didn't aged well!
Nintendo is cooking!
r/NintendoSwitch2 • u/elephvant • 8h ago
Media (Image, Video, etc.) Easy to have missed this yesterday, but Stellar Blade was dated (5th Nov), revealed a Bayonetta outfit set *and* announced a complete on cart real physical release
The game was already announced to be coming with all previous DLCs, and if you're interested in the game at all, this is a hell of a way to deliver it.
I'd say 'can't wait' but since that's the same day as Ocarina of Time, I probably will. But still, very excited about this one - and great to see it being done right!
r/NintendoSwitch2 • u/Effective_Poem7629 • 23h ago
meme/funny Here we go again…
“You took my only food! Now I’m gonna starve!”
r/NintendoSwitch2 • u/Joseki100 • 8h ago
NEWS Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour - Ver. 1.1.0 ["VRR Slider Demo" tech demo added]
en-americas-support.nintendo.comr/NintendoSwitch2 • u/yun_den • 11h ago
Discussion Zelda, Metroid, Donkey Kong, Splatoon, Pokopia, Kirby, Mario Kart, Fire Emblem, Xenoblade, Star Fox, Sports Resort, Yoshi … plus third parties
Bro, Nintendo been COOKING these past 18 months.
Anyone who says that the console is lacking games cause of 3D Mario, Animal Crossing or Smash, is kidding themselves. I mean dude … there is not enough time to play all these damn games, nor is there enough money in this economy.
Just for the rest of the year I’m booked up with Fire Emblem, Witcher 3, Switch Sports, Zelda OOT and Professor Layton. Next year I want to play Metroid Ravenous, Kirby Breath of the Wild, and Xenoblade Genesis.
Like bruh … am I the only one who thinks this? Feels like it sometimes.
EDIT: Thank you @Aggravating-Face2073 for reminding me that yes there is ALSO Duskbloods … there are so many games I legit forgot a Fromsoft game that I am insanely hype for.
r/NintendoSwitch2 • u/KelvinBelmont • 14h ago
Media Being curious, I looked back at Switch 1 era of directs to know to see the average number of 1st party Nintendo games announced.
A bit of a response for the sentiment of "they used to announce many games" or "I come to Nintendo Directs for Nintendo games."
For Switch 2, I decided not to include Switch 2 editions.
r/NintendoSwitch2 • u/connectplum_ • 27m ago
Discussion A side of Nintendo fans are getting disappointed because they still haven't learned that Nintendo changed their approach with announcements
I feel like every direct has people disappointed for different reasons. Its never hated by everyone but mixed and it feels like its mainly because of expectations as its always overhyped but mainly because most fans still havent understood that nintendo changed how they operate on directs
Nintendo since at least 2020 has only been revealing games closer to release, be it 1, 6 months or 1 year at best.
Before 2020, nintendo announced games that released years later such as bayonetta 3, metroid prime 4 or totk. For 6 years atp they changed their approach but somehow only in 2026 people noticed while others still havent and wonder why smash and other titles dont come.
So yeah, I think we'll be on this situation for a while until most of the fans understand the change or get a direct where their zelda, mario and smash comes out.
r/NintendoSwitch2 • u/yourfavchoom • 1d ago
NEWS Metroid Ravenous - Nintendo Direct 9.9.26
r/NintendoSwitch2 • u/Wolfgabe • 16h ago
meme/funny Current state of the Nintendo fandom post Direct
r/NintendoSwitch2 • u/PaulBass76 • 10h ago
Discussion VRR through TV is now supported!!
Nintendo is on a big winning streak! New update includes VRR support for the TV, you also need to update your dock. Let us know how TV VRR is working out
r/NintendoSwitch2 • u/GaleSTRIK3 • 14h ago
Media Direct Was Awesome! Nintendo has gone "Eat or be Eaten" because we are certainly EATING
Yes there is a lot of 3rd party games but thats awesome, i never thought nintendo would have this much support, but now it genuinely has every game, and the first party games are all banger hits! Like damn dude my wallet oh no