Nintendo has already confirmed the Switch 2's launch , but details are still scarce. Meanwhile, leaks suggest that Metaphor: ReFantazio , one of the most highly-touted games of 2024, may be part of the console's initial release window.
Insider "PH Brazil" stated that Atlus' RPG should arrive on the new hardware within the period between launch and the end of the same year. While it's not necessarily a debut title, it's expected to be available within the first few weeks.
Atlus and other developers prepare releases
Atlus maintains a close relationship with Nintendo, which strengthens the possibility of Metaphor: ReFantazio arriving on Switch 2. In addition, it is speculated that Persona 3 Reload , a remake of the classic RPG, will also be part of the console's initial catalog.
Other studios, such as Ubisoft, Konami, and Microsoft , are reportedly developing titles for the new system. With the official announcement of the Switch 2, these companies can now reveal their plans, and many of these games are expected to be showcased at the Nintendo Direct scheduled for April.
Leaked specifications indicate technical improvements
Rumors about the Nintendo Switch 2's hardware suggest significant improvements over the current model. Leaks indicate that the console will have an NVIDIA Tegra T239 , 12 GB of RAM, and 256 GB of UFS 3.1 .
The screen should also receive an upgrade, moving to an 8-inch LCD panel with 1080p resolution and 60Hz . Additionally, the console may feature backward compatibility with older cartridges , which would further expand its initial catalog.
Expectations for the official announcement on Nintendo
Nintendo hasn't yet confirmed these specifications, but the information comes from sources known for leaking details about new consoles. The April Direct could clarify these doubts and bring news about the games that will be available at launch.
With big titles on the radar and support from major studios, the Nintendo Switch 2 promises to be one of the most anticipated releases in the gaming market in 2025 .
