Almost every aspect of the new Nintendo Switch 2 has been leaked online over the past few weeks, and Nintendo seems to be allowing it for some reason. So far, no hostile takedowns or cease-and-desist orders have been given to many leakers but instead, games accessories manufacturer Genki had a booth at CES 2025 showcasing the new Nintendo Switch 2.
If you feel like you've seen it all, Pokemon Legends: Z-A's release date has been accidentally leaked by Amazon on a product listing online.
Yes, you read that right. Pokemon Legends: Z-A.
However, Amazon was quick to rectify this mistake and changed the game's listing back to December 31, 2025. In an X post shared by @pory_leeks, they posted an image of the original Amazon listing which includes information that the game is expected to release on August 15, 2025.
There are no announcements made about the game yet except that Nintendo previously confirmed that it will release this year. Now that the original listing is out in the wild, it's just a matter of weeks before Nintendo officially announces something.
While the date August 15, 2025, seems to be too specific, many fans think that it is just a placeholder date for the online product. However, keen-eyed fans feel that the date is the actual release date since Amazon changed the date again to December 31, 2025.
Another fan pointed out that it could very well be a November release since the previous two mainline games were released in November. Pokemon Legends: Arceus was released on January 28, 2022, and if Nintendo will follow the release date of the previous spin-offs, the company should've announced something already.
However, even with the Switch 2 leaks everywhere, Nintendo has kept mum about it, seemingly looking for the perfect chance to announce something this big.
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