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Nintendo Partner Showcase February 2026: All third-party games announced for Switch and Switch 2
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Nintendo's Partner Showcase on February 5, 2026, revealed a robust lineup of third-party titles for Switch and Switch 2, including new exclusives, high-profile ports, retro collections, and immediate releases. Highlights spanned Capcom, Bethesda, Square Enix, and more, with preorders, demos, and shadow drops available now, underscoring strong support for the eight-month-old Switch 2 hardware.
Hong Kong's CK Hutchison Holdings reported a 7% rise in underlying profit to HK$22.3 billion (US$2.85 billion) for last year, despite 'unforeseen challenges' including a legal conflict over Panama ports. Net profit fell 31% to HK$11.84 billion due to a one-time non-cash loss from the 3UK-Vodafone merger. Chairman Victor Li Tzar-kuoi highlighted the group's diversified business as a mitigating factor.
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Shareholders of Puerto Ventanas, a Sigdo Koppers subsidiary, approved a US$100 million capital increase in an extraordinary meeting to fund strategic investments. The move supports the acquisition of Puerto Andino assets from Engie Chile.
The 2013 Tomb Raider reboot's recent arrival on Nintendo Switch has elicited a passionate community response, leading port developer Aspyr to consider bringing the trilogy's sequels, Rise and Shadow, to the platform. Aspyr acknowledged the demand but stopped short of announcements. This development follows the successful reintroduction of classic Tomb Raider games to Nintendo hardware.
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Egypt has launched trial operations at Red Sea Container Terminal No. 1 at Sokhna Port, marking a significant milestone in its strategy to transform national ports into a regional hub for transport, logistics, and transshipment. The launch was inaugurated by Deputy Prime Minister for Industrial Development and Minister of Industry and Transport Kamel Al-Wazir, coinciding with the arrival of the first vessel, CMA CGM Helium, from Singapore.