The official Pokemon X account has recently posted footage of the much-loved Pokemon Ruby & Sapphire being played on unknown emulator. This has naturally sparked hopes of a re-release of the games on the Nintendo Switch which have been rumoured for a while. The rumour which came from Shpeshal Nick said that they were planned for late September or October for $20 each.

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Video game leaker Shpeshal Nick has said on X that the Pokemon Ruby/Emerald/Sapphire ports for the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 are planned to be released in late September early October. The ports of the classic Pokemon games have yet to to be confirmed by The Pokemon Company, but were expected to be coming. Hopefully we won't have to wait long to find out.

Including the Switch game and upgrade pack

Nintendo has confirmed via social media that it plans to donate 50 million yen to help with relief efforts for the Kumamoto earthquake disaster which has claimed 38 lives so far and has seen about 6,900 evacuees at shelters. The money will go to the Red Cross Society in the area. The Pokemon Company also donated 100 million yen earlier this week to help with relief efforts.

Nintendo has updated the US eShop listing for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, adding an “E10+ (Everyone 10 and older)” age rating certification to the remake. The original 1998 Ocarina of Time on Nintendo 64 was only rated "E (for Everyone)," however, that was prior to the existence of the E10+ rating, which was not introduced until 2005 as a softer medium before "T (for Teen)." The E10+ rating was given to the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive for the reasons of "Animated Blood and Fantasy Violence." While PEGI has not yet given the game their own age classification for Europe, a provisional "PEGI 12" rating is currently listed on the…

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UK retailer Argos has given fans a closer look at the upcoming LEGO Donkey Kong Arcade game. The set includes 1367 pieces and will go on sale later this year. The set has yet to be officially unveiled by The LEGO Group and will retail for $200.

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