That’s an incredible first year or so and I expect they’ll follow, roughly, the same template over the initial launch of Switch 2.Īs a vague guess I’d suggest it will launch with a spruced up Tears Of The Kingdom, a cross-gen Metroid, and a couple of smaller Snipperclips/1-2-Switch style games. Mainline Zelda and ARMS at launch, Splatoon 2, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, mainline 3D Mario. These dropped fairly regularly and, for a good while, it just seemed like they were dropping hit after hit and I think this created a real positive vibe around the machine. What Nintendo did so successfully with the launch of the Switch was to stretch out a load of really prominent titles over at least the first year.
Elden Ring on Switch 2? I wouldn’t say no. If the Switch 2 can offer PlayStation 4 level visuals then I can see third parties re-releasing lots of PlayStation 4 games for the new console, which would actually help fill the gap between first party exclusives and please a lot of Switch 1 owners.
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Would they continue to sell it, keep adding content and simply add a patch for 4K? Or would they release Mario Kart 9 as a Switch 2 exclusive? I’m incredibly intrigued as to what Nintendo do with Mario Kart, as 8 is still going strong and receiving content.
So, perhaps a new 3D Mario game? They are usually fantastic, and it has been a fair while since Odyssey. But again, it’s not really a system seller and I think the general public would be disappointed if that was the flagship launch title. If Metroid Prime 4 hasn’t made an appearance by the Switch 2’s release, I’d love to see it.
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