This game is part of a series that was initially introduced to the world with the launch of “Survival Kids: Kotou no Boukensha,” which is also recognized as “Lost in Blue” in the western market, on June 17, 1999, for the Game Boy.
Here is an overview of the game, via Chucklefish:
It remains undetermined if the company intends to release adaptations of NBA 2K25 and WWE 2K25, or instead, they’ll hold off until the usual releases of each game in September 2025 (NBA 2K) and March 2026 (WWE 2K), since no specific titles have been disclosed yet.
Here is an overview of the game, via 2K:
The published player list apparently originates from the well-known Twitter account, FUT Sheriff associated with FC 25. This account is renowned for sharing FC leaks and has demonstrated a consistent track record of accuracy.
During the Nintendo Direct broadcast, they unveiled a brand new Switch Pro Controller, boasting an integrated audio jack and two adjustable buttons on its reverse side. This model will retail for $79.99, which might seem high considering that Nintendo Switch 2 games are going to be priced similarly. For those of you who currently own Nintendo Switch accessories like the Pro Controller, there’s no immediate need to upgrade since the existing one can still be charged via a USB cable. Interestingly, this method doesn’t apply to the Switch 2 console when it comes to charging the Joy-Cons, but they will wirelessly pair with the new system.