The new year has come, meaning I am personally curious to see what Nintendo does this year to really expand the Switch 2 as we are really lacking in announced content. As a quick reminder, here is the lineup we are looking at for this year so far:
- Mario Tennis Fever - February 12th
- Pokémon Pokopia - March 5th
- Yoshi and The Mysterious Book - Autumn 2026
- Fire Emblem Fortune's Weave - 2026
Nintendo Switch 2 Editions
- Animal Crossing New Horizons Switch 2 Edition - January 15th
- Super Mario Bros Wonder + Meet Up in Bellabel Park - Autumn 2026
Nintendo Switch 1 Releases:
- Tomodachi Life Living The Dream - Autumn 2026
- Rhythm Heaven Groove - 2026
Honestly, a pretty rough list, only 4 actual new titles for Switch 2 and the new editions being arguably some of the weakest in terms of new content. Switch 1 releases are interesting in adding more variety with some of Nintendo's nicher titles.
Personal hopes, I would like to see Hotel Dusk come back like what was formerly rumored when Another Code did. Now that the Switch 2 has mouse controls, it could be a more faithful adaptation of the two games. Otherwise, best bets are on a Kirby Forgotten Land follow-up and Luigi's Mansion 4, maybe a WarioWare for good measure. I am thinking Mario, Zelda, Animal Crossing, Smash, and a few other big boys are sadly going to be held off based on development circumstances.
If we are doing more Switch 2 Editions, Three Houses is an obvious one. It could use better graphics and they could finally complete Edelgard's rushed route to not cut off halfway through. Would also be a great way to advertise the next FE. Then, in terms of DLC, everyone wants MK World, so hopefully they address it in the earliest direct.