Nintendo has confirmed it will attend PAX Aus 2026, bringing a broad Nintendo Switch 2-focused showcase to the Melbourne Entertainment Centre from 9–11 October.
The company’s booth will present a mix of first- and third-party titles, hands-on demos and stage activities ahead of several key launch windows later in 2026.
According to Nintendo’s press materials, the published list represents only some of the titles playable at the booth.
First-party highlights include Nintendo Switch Sports Resort, which will be available for attendees to play ahead of its 22 October launch exclusively on Nintendo Switch 2.
The booth will host heated 1v1 local multiplayer on Wuhu Island and provide a unique participant pin set to visitors who take part in matches.
Nintendo also confirmed Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave will be playable at the show.
Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave is scheduled for release on 17 September for Nintendo Switch 2, and attendees who try the demo at the Nintendo booth will receive a special in-person reward.
New content from the Pokémon Pokopia Expansion Pass — specifically Part 1: Bubbly Basin — will be available to explore on the floor, showcasing underwater town content and DLC features.
Classic and recent first-party franchises will be on hand as well.
Playable entries listed by Nintendo include Donkey Kong Bananza, Yoshi and the Mysterious Book, Mario Kart World, Splatoon Raiders and a Star Fox remake of Lylat Wars.
Third-party support for Nintendo Switch 2 is also well represented.
Orbitals, an intergalactic two-player co-op puzzle adventure that launched on 3 September exclusively for Nintendo Switch 2, will be on show alongside recently released and upcoming titles such as Elden Ring Tarnished Edition and Monster Hunter Wilds, the latter of which Nintendo lists for hands-on demos prior to its 4 December launch window.
Additional third-party entries announced for the booth include Minecraft for Nintendo Switch 2, Diablo IV: Age of Hatred Collection and FINAL FANTASY RESONANCE, among others.
Nintendo emphasized the list is partial and that more playable content will be available during the show.
Media and attendees can expect ongoing coverage across the weekend; Nintendo’s presence underlines the company’s continued investment in Switch 2 support and a mix of live-demo incentives designed to engage PAX Aus visitors.
The company’s booth will present a mix of first- and third-party titles, hands-on demos and stage activities ahead of several key launch windows later in 2026.
According to Nintendo’s press materials, the published list represents only some of the titles playable at the booth.
First-party highlights include Nintendo Switch Sports Resort, which will be available for attendees to play ahead of its 22 October launch exclusively on Nintendo Switch 2.
The booth will host heated 1v1 local multiplayer on Wuhu Island and provide a unique participant pin set to visitors who take part in matches.
Nintendo also confirmed Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave will be playable at the show.
Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave is scheduled for release on 17 September for Nintendo Switch 2, and attendees who try the demo at the Nintendo booth will receive a special in-person reward.
New content from the Pokémon Pokopia Expansion Pass — specifically Part 1: Bubbly Basin — will be available to explore on the floor, showcasing underwater town content and DLC features.
Classic and recent first-party franchises will be on hand as well.
Playable entries listed by Nintendo include Donkey Kong Bananza, Yoshi and the Mysterious Book, Mario Kart World, Splatoon Raiders and a Star Fox remake of Lylat Wars.
Third-party support for Nintendo Switch 2 is also well represented.
Orbitals, an intergalactic two-player co-op puzzle adventure that launched on 3 September exclusively for Nintendo Switch 2, will be on show alongside recently released and upcoming titles such as Elden Ring Tarnished Edition and Monster Hunter Wilds, the latter of which Nintendo lists for hands-on demos prior to its 4 December launch window.
Additional third-party entries announced for the booth include Minecraft for Nintendo Switch 2, Diablo IV: Age of Hatred Collection and FINAL FANTASY RESONANCE, among others.
Nintendo emphasized the list is partial and that more playable content will be available during the show.
Media and attendees can expect ongoing coverage across the weekend; Nintendo’s presence underlines the company’s continued investment in Switch 2 support and a mix of live-demo incentives designed to engage PAX Aus visitors.
