Nitrome has announced Bad Ice Cream Triple Scoop for Nintendo Switch, confirming the developer is producing a fully remastered compilation of its long-running arcade-puzzle series for the Nintendo eShop.
The studio did not provide a launch date in the announcement, saying only that the project is in development.
Bad Ice Cream Triple Scoop is billed as a definitive collection that brings together Bad Ice Cream 1, 2, and 3.
According to Nitrome, the package preserves every level from the original trilogy while applying improvements, adding new content, and optimizing performance for modern hardware.
The studio noted the series has accumulated more than 100 million plays across its life on web platforms.
In its announcement, Nitrome framed the release as an all-in-one edition: the developer said it had combined the three original hit games into a single, fully remastered collection and supplemented them with brand-new levels, traps, enemies, and boss encounters.
The company also emphasized broader technical upgrades, including support for 60 frames per second and modern controller compatibility.
Key confirmed features
- Complete trilogy: Every level from Bad Ice Cream 1, 2, and 3 will be included, with layout adjustments and polish applied to select stages.
- New content: The collection will add exclusive stages, new enemies, and epic boss fights alongside remastered originals.
- Expanded arenas and new themes: Levels will feature wider, remodeled layouts and updated environment art.
- Unlockables: Players can unlock new playable frozen characters through in-game challenges.
- Performance and controls: The release targets a smooth 60 FPS experience and supports modern wireless controllers, with local multiplayer for 1–4 players.
Nitrome also encouraged players to “freeze out the competition” by using ice barriers to trap or shatter foes while racing to collect fruit — a description that summarizes the series’ arcade-puzzle gameplay that originally found popularity in browser-based Flash and HTML5 circles.
The announcement included a debut trailer showcasing remastered visuals and new content.
Nitrome has not shared a release window or eShop listing yet; when a release date becomes available, the developer and retailers will publish further details.
For now, Nintendo Switch owners can add this title to their watchlists as Nitrome prepares the launch.
The studio did not provide a launch date in the announcement, saying only that the project is in development.
Bad Ice Cream Triple Scoop is billed as a definitive collection that brings together Bad Ice Cream 1, 2, and 3.
According to Nitrome, the package preserves every level from the original trilogy while applying improvements, adding new content, and optimizing performance for modern hardware.
The studio noted the series has accumulated more than 100 million plays across its life on web platforms.
In its announcement, Nitrome framed the release as an all-in-one edition: the developer said it had combined the three original hit games into a single, fully remastered collection and supplemented them with brand-new levels, traps, enemies, and boss encounters.
The company also emphasized broader technical upgrades, including support for 60 frames per second and modern controller compatibility.
Key confirmed features
- Complete trilogy: Every level from Bad Ice Cream 1, 2, and 3 will be included, with layout adjustments and polish applied to select stages.
- New content: The collection will add exclusive stages, new enemies, and epic boss fights alongside remastered originals.
- Expanded arenas and new themes: Levels will feature wider, remodeled layouts and updated environment art.
- Unlockables: Players can unlock new playable frozen characters through in-game challenges.
- Performance and controls: The release targets a smooth 60 FPS experience and supports modern wireless controllers, with local multiplayer for 1–4 players.
Nitrome also encouraged players to “freeze out the competition” by using ice barriers to trap or shatter foes while racing to collect fruit — a description that summarizes the series’ arcade-puzzle gameplay that originally found popularity in browser-based Flash and HTML5 circles.
The announcement included a debut trailer showcasing remastered visuals and new content.
Nitrome has not shared a release window or eShop listing yet; when a release date becomes available, the developer and retailers will publish further details.
For now, Nintendo Switch owners can add this title to their watchlists as Nitrome prepares the launch.
