Nintendo Switch 2 is finally (almost) here, and the new console means a whole new slate of exciting video games. Nintendo's next generation of hardware comes out of the door of a whopping 23 launch, including long -awaited ports such as Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition and Yakuza 0: Director's cut, along with the first launch of Titanic Nintendo in Mario Kart World.
On top of that, there are a lot of juicy games on the Switch 2, including a big, brand new donkey game game, a new game of Hyrule Warriors and A Exclusive Exclusive in 2026. And we are sure Nintendo has more and more to publish during the year – so we will keep this list to this day.
The reminder, this is not a list of every single game that comes to a new console – just a crop cream. You can check our complete Switch 2 list for every game that comes on the console.
Here's the game we are most excited to play on Nintendo Switch 2.
Transfer 2 upcoming games
Arcade Archives 2: Ridge Racer (Switch 2)
Starting date: June 5, 2025
At this point, this is not really a switching console without the great series of Arcade Hamster archives. And Arcade Archives 2 introduce a new generation of retro titles, starting things with the original Ridge Racer.
Based on the edition of the arcade- which was transferred to the PS1-version of Arcade Archives 2 in 1994, adding a way to work time, improved functionality and more space to store in the iconic racing title. If you want to check the origin of the iconic racing series, do not ask for this.
Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition (Switch 2)
Starting date: June 5, 2025
The Cyberpunk 2077 was one of the dominant forces in the promotional cycle of Switch 2, which should not be surprising. Unlike the Witcher 3 on the Switch (another amazing port), Cyberpunk is managed internally to the CD project, which drawn their eyes thanks to being one of the few third -party developers to get the whole game on the catch.
And, according to the team, this is a way to play the game on the move. It looks pretty unbelievable, and with the added support of the mouse, we are excited to finally see what it is about.
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