Nintendo is lighting up its library with nearly 30 new video games. From classic revivals to upcoming sequels, this Switch 2 slate will spark an interest in gamers of all ages.
Super Mario Strikers is returning to consoles for the first time since its release on the Nintendo GameCube in 2005. In this battle royale game, players will leap into an extreme soccer match where anything goes. Players will hit the pitch as their favorite Mario characters, collect familiar power-ups, and compete in a variety of action-packed modes to score the most goals. Gamers can team up with their friends locally and online, or kick it solo. Super Mario Strikers is available to download on the Nintendo GameCube – Nintendo Classics library.
'Super Mario Strikers' returns to consoles for the first time since 2005. | Source: Nintendo
In this game, players brawl on a soccer field where anything goes. | Source: Nintendo
WWE is back for more action! | Source: Nintendo
The third 'Monument Valley' game whisks players on a new seafaring adventure. | Source: Nintendo
Another striking addition to the lineup is WWE 2K25, a highly anticipated sequel to the hit series. The game features new brawl environments, unlockable arenas, and legendary characters spanning generations of wrestling icons. Fans of the series can explore new storylines with beloved WWE Superstars, including a plot where Bayley, Kevin Owens, and other characters infiltrate NXT to take control of the universe. Pre-orders are open now for all special editions of the game, and it will officially launch July 23 on the Nintendo Switch 2.
The latest installment in the Monument Valley series is also available for preorder. In Monument Valley 3, players will set sail on a new adventure in the open sea. As they navigate gorgeous new environments, players will solve puzzles, meet friends, and uncover the mystery of the Sacred Light. Balancing challenging gameplay with a heartfelt story, this game will perfectly round out the trilogy when it launches on the Nintendo Switch on July 22.
Consumers can shop these titles and more than 25 additional new games during the summer sale, which runs until July 9 on the Nintendo eShop. To browse the game library or learn more, visit nintendo.com.
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