Level-5 Vision 2026 delivered the first reveal of Professor Layton and the New World of Steam alongside major updates for Fantasy Life i, Inazuma Eleven, Pufflings, and more. Here are the biggest takeaways that matter.
Splatoon Raiders now shows a PEGI 7 age rating on Nintendo’s official UK page, while the Switch 2 exclusive still has no release date. Here’s why that small update matters.
Pragmata officially launches on April 17, 2026, and Capcom’s latest previews point to one of April’s biggest sci-fi releases, with hybrid shooting and hacking, a lunar research station setting, and a free Sketchbook Demo already giving players an early taste.
Hades II is officially coming to PS5 and Xbox Series X|S on April 14, with 120 FPS support, a day-one Xbox Game Pass launch, and bonus content plus quality-of-life improvements arriving across all versions the same day.
Pokémon Champions launches on Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 on April 8, and the battle-focused release arrives with a free-to-start model, a Starter Pack bundle, and a free Switch 2 graphics update. That gives players a clear new entry point right as competitive attention around the game keeps building.
Capcom has added Photo Mode to Resident Evil Requiem in a new official update, giving players a fresh way to capture the game’s horror scenes directly from the pause menu.