Details regarding the release of the upcoming Mario Kart game for Nintendo Switch 2 remain undisclosed. The first Nintendo Direct on April 2nd appears to be the most probable platform for disclosing these details, but prior to that, an intriguing rumor about the game has emerged online and gained traction among gamers.
Among the twelve seasons, each offering unique stories, some truly shine due to their storylines, characters, or handling of social themes. Interestingly, this choice varies among fans, but it’s indisputable that many find Asylum, Season 2, to be a clear favorite.
Initially, the initial stocks of the Prismatic Evolutions collection at Pokemon Centers were snapped up swiftly following release, causing many to struggle in finding them at brick-and-mortar stores. Fortunately, additional items are due on February 7th, and afterwards, players can anticipate the Journey Together expansion on March 28th. Regarding further updates for English Pokemon TCG enthusiasts, news has been scarce. Given the ongoing fuss about the Prismatic Evolutions set, many fans have yet to fully shift their attention towards Journey Together or what lies ahead.
Occasionally, these projects gain traction in environments with less financial pressure, such as home video or streaming platforms. However, for eight years since its release, Luc Besson’s box office flop Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets hasn’t seemed to be gaining popularity in that manner. There were only rare instances of memes or cosplay related to the movie. But now, it appears that this trend may be changing. As we speak, Valerian is the fifth most-watched movie on Max, without any special circumstances or marketing efforts driving people to watch it.
For individuals not already familiar, “Blue Box” stands out among sports anime currently available. Unlike shows like “Hajime no Ippo”, “Haikyu”, and even “Blue Lock”, which focus exclusively on a single sport, “Ao No Hako” uniquely combines the realms of basketball and badminton. The story revolves around high school characters Taiki Inomata and Chinatsu Kano, who are involved in basketball and badminton respectively. As they motivate each other to reach new pinnacles, the series initially launched as a manga in 2021, created by Kouji Miura, and continues to publish new installments today.
It’s yet unclear when Nintendo will share more details about the Nintendo Switch 2, but there’s a possibility that we might get an update on April 2 during the inaugural Nintendo Switch 2 Direct. Prior to this event, a retailer may have inadvertently revealed the release date for the new Nintendo console by listing it online.