Jupiter & Mars Definitive Edition Launch Trailer – Nintendo Switch
Tigertron's groundbreaking oceanic adventure game -- a dolphivania -- comes to Nintendo Switch for the first time bearing a wealth of new additions and improvements: A new default 3rd-person perspective, graphical improvements, QoL upgrades, and a new ending theme song 'Blue Life' by Japanese electronic music legend, Ken Ishii.
Jupiter & Mars: Definitive Edition launches for Nintendo Switch on September 10, 2026! The game even features Ecco the Dolphin creator, Ed Annunziata, in a special guest appearance. It's up to eagle-eyed players to find track him down.
Background: Jupiter & Mars made its debut at Stockholm's Fotgrafiska gallery, in front of esteemed guests like Sweden's prime minister and SeaLegacy's Paul Nicklen.
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