A gaming insider reported that several games, including Starfield and Fallout 4, have been revealed as coming to the Nintendo Switch 2.
With last week’s major announcement of the Nintendo Switch 2, more significant news is expected to follow. According to a gaming insider, several games are set to arrive on the upcoming platform. One of the obvious choices is a Call of Duty game, which was teased when Microsoft acquired Activision Blizzard and committed to keeping the franchise available on all PCs and consoles. Other games mentioned align with other corroborated reports.
The video game insider eXtas1s posted a new video about upcoming games coming to the Nintendo Switch 2 on his YouTube channel. Here is a list of the games eXtas1s pointed out are confirmed to be coming out on Nintendo Switch:
- Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024
- Halo: The Master Chief Collection
- Diablo 4
- A Call of Duty game
- Fallout 4
- Starfield
Again, the Call of Duty game, most likely Black Ops 6, makes sense to be coming to the new platform. The deal of the Microsoft acquisition was part of the 10-year deal to make the FPS game series open to all platforms. It is also possible that the new Call of Duty game could be the unknown game from the franchise.
Halo and Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 makes sense too, as those were two of the games already sold on PlayStation last year. This comes as Microsoft moves their strategy to bring exclusive titles to other consoles. These two games were also confirmed to be coming to Nintendo Switch 2 by other insiders too. None of these games have been officially announced to be coming to the Nintendo Switch 2, expecting to drop in April 2025. But, gamers can definitely expect more exciting game drop news leading up to the new console launch.
So far, the console reveal has only confirmed a new Mario Kart game. Other expected titles for the Nintendo Switch 2 include Pokémon Legends: Z-A, a new Animal Crossing game, and Metroid Prime 4, which has been largely absent from the spotlight for the past seven years.
As for popular third-party titles, games like The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, Elden Ring, and Red Dead Redemption 2 are also expected to be available on the Nintendo Switch 2. These titles have seen significant success on the original Switch, making their inclusion a logical step.