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Square Enix has announced the long-awaited name and release window of its third and final instalment in the Final Fantasy VII Remake series. Final Fantasy VII: Revelation will release in spring 2027 on the Nintendo Switch 2 alongside other consoles.

A new reveal trailer introduces us to the story, along with the characters tasked with saving the world. It looks like an...


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This week’s eShop roundup brings us the second Final Fantasy VII reimagining, Rebirth, along with classic DK, eFootball, new ways to listen to Nintendo Music, and more. Let’s dive in.

First up is the second of the three-part Final Fantasy VII remakes: Rebirth. This glorious-looking adventure takes us back into the world of Cloud and Sephiroth as we discover more about ...


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I think I have a better understanding now of what Hocotate is like from the point of view of the Pikmin, at least before Captain Olimar crashed there. Smalland: Survive the Wilds tasks players with helping a race of tiny creatures navigate life on a hostile planet, only no aliens arrive to throw them at enemies.

In Smalland, you’re part of a race of people called Small...


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The Pure Nintendo Magazine (also known as PNM) is all about bringing back print to celebrate the world of Nintendo. Made by Nintendo fans, for Nintendo fans just like you, we deliver a quarterly publication full of news, art, reviews, opinion pieces, and much more.

The good news? You can now


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Mina the Hollower is the latest outing from Yacht Club Games. If you’re not familiar with that name, you’ll likely recognise the title of their hugely popular game: Shovel Knight. This NES-style platformer quickly became an indie darling, setting a high benchmark for retro games on modern consoles. The team’s long-awaited follow-up adventure, Mina the Hollower, continues this...


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