New Releases, DLC, and Live Updates Drive a Busy Week in Gaming

It’s a packed week across the games industry, with Nintendo continuing to grow its Switch 2 library through new releases and live updates, while Outright Games rolls out new DLC and bundled content. From platform expansions to added modes and customization, the latest updates highlight a continued focus on keeping players engaged with evolving content across console and family-friendly titles.

Nintendo continues to build momentum for Switch 2 with a steady rollout of new titles and in-game events. Recent additions include South of Midnight Weaver’s Edition, Super Meat Boy 3D, and Darwin’s Paradox!, reflecting a mix of narrative-driven adventures and challenging platformers arriving on the platform.

Alongside new releases, Nintendo is supporting ongoing engagement through updates and limited-time events. Mario Kart World introduces a returning battle mode, while Tetris 99 hosts a themed competition event. Music updates tied to Animal Crossing: New Horizons further round out the week, underscoring Nintendo’s continued focus on live content and expanding the Switch 2 ecosystem.

Outright Games launches Runaway Rush DLC for Bratz: Rhythm & Style, introducing a two-player competition mode alongside expanded customization options. Players can access 41 new outfits, additional accessories, and 10 new hairstyles, adding more variety to the game’s fashion-driven gameplay.

The update builds on the base game’s mix of runway challenges, mini-games, and story-driven exploration across global cities, offering new ways for players to compete and personalize their experience.

Outright Games also releases NBA Bounce — GOAT: The Movie: Deluxe Edition, combining the base game with all DLC, including the Retro Party Pack and GOAT: The Movie expansion. The bundle introduces new playable characters, themed courts, and additional modes, including The Climb and The Cage.

The update expands the game’s arcade-style basketball experience with retro team content, customizable gear, and environmental gameplay effects, building on its mix of party mechanics and accessible competition.

Learn more about both titles at outrightgames.com. 

U.S. Soccer is teaming up with Gamefam to introduce the U.S. Men’s National Team to FIFA Super Soccer on Roblox through a limited-time event running March 27-April 2. The activation marks the first time the team is playable on Roblox and coincides with the debut of the federation’s 2026 World Cup kits, which are also available in-game.

Players can complete themed challenges, interact with the team’s mascot, and unlock exclusive rewards, including a custom goal celebration. The initiative reflects a broader push to engage younger audiences through interactive platforms as momentum builds toward the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Empire City arrives April 30 for Meta Quest, Steam VR, and Pico, marking the franchise’s first fully immersive VR experience. Developed by Cortopia Studios and published by Beyond Frames Entertainment, the game lets players step into the role of a Turtle with full-body movement, co-op gameplay, and a narrative shaped by player choices. Set in a post-Shredder New York, the story centers on Karai’s rise to leadership, with player decisions influencing the direction of the campaign. 

Follow Empire City social media (Discord, X, TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook) to learn more.

The Adventure Media & Events team will be present at Licensing Expo with new issues of The Toy Book and The Pop Insider set to debut on May 19. Visit us at Booth No. F106 to grab The Toy Book‘s 2026 Licensing & Entertainment Issue (featuring The Licensing Book supplement), and the spring edition of The Pop Insider. Both issues are now in production. To book your space in our new issues, please contact Jackie Breyer, James Devin, or Stephanie Katz.