Nintendo has officially announced that Drag x Drive will be launching exclusively for the Nintendo Switch 2 on August 14, 2025, priced at $30 AUD. This innovative game allows players to use the Joy-Con controllers in mouse mode to mimic arm movements, steering a wheelchair in an engaging 3-on-3 basketball format. Having had the chance to experience Drag x Drive firsthand at the Nintendo Switch 2 Experience in Melbourne, I was pleasantly surprised by how intuitive the mouse controls felt.

In a significant turnaround for gamers, Limited Run Games has successfully patched the Gex Trilogy for the Nintendo Switch 2, resolving startup issues that led to its temporary removal from the eShop. This patch comes just a week after the publisher requested Nintendo to delist the game due to compatibility problems stemming from the console’s backwards compatibility features. With the patch now approved, players who previously purchased the game can download the update and enjoy their nostalgic gaming experience without further issues.