Highlights from Today’s Nintendo Partner Direct Event

It’s February, and while the chill in the air might make you want to hibernate, there’s a Nintendo Direct to catch up on. If you missed the early morning stream while snoozing or prepping for the day, don’t worry—we’ve got the highlights right here. You can check out the full stream below if you want the complete experience.

First up is Orbitals, a co-op puzzle game that blends retro anime vibes with engaging gameplay. Team up with a friend to tackle puzzles, platforming challenges, and a variety of mini-games. It’s set to launch on Switch 2 this summer and will feature Game Share, meaning you only need one copy to play together.

Next, we have the latest installment in the Paranormasight series. This mystery adventure takes you to an island where you’ll unravel puzzles and a larger enigma. Mark your calendars for February 19.

For those dreaming of living out a sports anime, the new Captain Tsubasa game is here to deliver intense soccer action. Expect it on Switch later this year.

Tokyo Scramble is a horror experience where you navigate a subterranean Tokyo while dodging dinosaurs and activating traps to outsmart them. You can even split controls with friends, allowing for a unique multiplayer experience. It’s set to arrive on Switch 2 on February 11.

The survival hit Valheim is finally making its way to Nintendo Switch 2 after a successful run on other platforms. Look for it later this year.

If you’re eager to play the original Hollow Knight on the go with improved performance, it’s available on Switch 2 today, and existing Switch owners can upgrade for free.

Soccer fans will be excited for Football Kick-Off!, the latest evolution of the classic PES series, coming to Switch 2 this summer.

The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales is the next HD-2D RPG from Square, and despite its quirky title, it looks visually stunning. It’s set to launch on Switch 2 on June 18.

Nostalgia seekers can rejoice as the Super Bomberman Collection, featuring all five Bomberman games from the SNES era—including some previously unreleased titles—hits Switch and Switch 2 today.

The second chapter of the Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy is also on its way to Switch 2, allowing you to enjoy mini-games and the story on the go. It’s scheduled for June 3.

Capcom’s sci-fi puzzle shooter Pragmata is making its debut on Switch 2, and from what I experienced last year, it has a nostalgic feel reminiscent of Xbox 360 shooters. It’s set for release on April 24, with a demo available now.

If you’re looking for more dinosaur action, Turok: Origins is coming to Switch 2 this fall, promising a more action-packed experience.

Kyoto Xanadu combines hack-and-slash gameplay with a Persona-style social sim, and it’s coming to both Switch and Switch 2 this summer.

Digimon Story: Time Stranger is making its way to Switch 2 and Switch, offering a fantastic turn-based RPG experience that feels right at home on this platform. It launches on July 10.

The latest entry in the Granblue Fantasy action RPG series is set to arrive on Switch 2 on July 9.

For those curious about Monster Hunter but intimidated by its complexity, the Monster Hunter Stories subseries is a great entry point. The next title, Twisted Reflection, is coming to Switch 2 on March 13, with a demo available today that allows save data transfer to the full game.

New titles are also on the way for Arcade Archives and Console Archives, including Rave Racer, Doraemon, Sonic Wings Special, Cool Boarders, and Ninja Gaiden II: The Dark Sword of Chaos.

We also got a flurry of quick trailers for upcoming games like Scott Pilgrim EX (March 3), Another Eden Begins (Summer 2026), Reanimal (February 13), WWE 2K26 (March 13), Star Trek: Voyager – Across the Unknown (February 18), Disney Dreamlight Valley (Switch 2 Edition) (March 25), PGA Tour 2K25 (February 6), Culdcept Begins (July 16), Goat Simulator 3 (April 1), Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun (March 18), and Tales of Arise – Beyond the Dawn Edition (May 22).

Resident Evil Requiem is launching on Switch 2 alongside other platforms on February 27. Players who have experienced the game on console report solid performance, though it may not look as polished as on other systems. Resident Evil VII and Village will also be available on Switch 2 that same day, with Amiibos of Grace and Leon releasing this summer to unlock weapon skins in Requiem.

To wrap things up, Bethesda is bringing Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition on February 24, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle on May 12, and The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered later in 2026.