Nintendo reveals Moss: The Forgotten Relic for Nintendo Switch 2
Nintendo of America has published a gameplay trailer for Moss: The Forgotten Relic on Nintendo Switch 2. The video spotlights the game running on Nintendo’s current platform.
A new KINGDOM HEARTS IV trailer debuted during D23 2026, officially revealing a playable world based on Disney and Pixar’s Coco. The footage shows Sora entering the film’s colorful world of the dead and offers a first look at how its setting has been adapted for the game. KINGDOM HEARTS IV is scheduled for release in 2027 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC, although an exact date has not been announced.
IGN features a trailer focused on Kingdom Hearts 4 and Disney’s Coco at D23 2026. The upload suggests the crossover is part of the game’s ongoing reveal campaign.
Coco is the first Disney or Pixar world officially revealed for KINGDOM HEARTS IV. Earlier footage focused primarily on the realistic setting of Quadratum, while this trailer confirms that traveling between distinct Disney worlds remains central to the sequel. Coco’s themes of memory, family, and death also have the potential to connect naturally with Sora’s situation following KINGDOM HEARTS III. The confirmed 2027 window and broad platform lineup provide a clearer picture of Square Enix’s plans, even though the exact release date remains unknown.
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“Kingdom Hearts 4 - Official Coco Showcase Trailer | D23 2026”
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