Upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 Games: 2026 Release Dates and Confirmed Titles Beyond 2026

Upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 Games 2026 Release Dates List

The Nintendo Switch 2 launch ushered in a surge of new game releases across genres. 2026 will see dozens of titles arrive on the system, from first-party Nintendo sequels to high-profile third-party hits. Many confirmed release dates are already set by Nintendo and publishers. For example, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle launches May 12, 2026, and Final Fantasy VII Rebirth arrives on Switch 2 on June 3. Others like Oribitals and The Duskbloods are slated for 2026, though specific dates are still TBA. Below is a (non-exhaustive) list of upcoming Switch 2 games in 2026 along with their announced release windows or dates:

• Resident Evil Requiem – February 27, 2026
• Tokyo Scramble – February 11, 2026 (exclusive)
• Pragmata – April 24, 2026
• Indiana Jones and the Great Circle – May 12, 2026
• Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection – March 13, 2026
• Super Mario Bros. Wonder – NS2 Edition (plus Meetup in Bellabel Park) – March 26, 2026
• Animal Crossing: New Horizons – NS2 Edition – January 15, 2026
• Hollow Knight – NS2 Edition (free upgrade) – February 5, 2026
• Goat Simulator 3 – April 1, 2026
• Tales of Arise – Beyond the Dawn Edition – May 22, 2026
• Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition – NS2 Edition – April 16, 2026
• Disney Dreamlight Valley – NS2 Edition – March 25, 2026
• Captain Tsubasa 2: World Fighters – 2026 (Switch only, confirmed)

These confirmed dates come from Nintendo’s official communications and retail listings. Notably, Nintendo’s digital store lets fans pre-order and add games to Wish Lists to track them. Many other titles have windows (e.g. Orbitals “this summer” of 2026) or exact dates pending. This year-long calendar of releases is also reflected in month-by-month “upcoming games” news on Nintendo’s websites.

Nintendo Switch 2 Games Confirmed for 2026 (official Lineup)

Nintendo has officially revealed an impressive lineup of Switch 2 titles for 2026 through press releases and Direct presentations. According to Nintendo’s announcements, key confirmed games include new entries from Bethesda, Capcom, and Nintendo itself. For example, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle (a new first-person adventure) arrives on May 12, 2026. Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition is confirmed for February 24 (digital) and April 28 (physical) of 2026. Nintendo also confirmed The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered for Switch 2 sometime in 2026, as well as other fan-favorites making their console debut (such as THE DUSKBLOODS and Orbitals in 2026).

Major third-party releases are also lined up. The latest Nintendo Direct: Partner Showcase revealed Resident Evil Requiem (February 27) and Pragmata (April 24) as 2026 titles. Capcom’s co-op puzzler Orbitals will launch exclusively on Switch 2 in summer 2026. Additionally, blockbuster RPGs Final Fantasy VII Rebirth (June 3) and Granblue Fantasy: Relink – Endless Ragnarok (July 9) are confirmed. Nintendo’s official news also highlighted Rocket Racing (Fortnite), Splatoon Raiders, Yoshi and the Mysterious Book (May 21), Kirby Air Riders, and more among 2026 titles.

Many release dates are announced in advance: Nintendo PR cites exact months or days, e.g. Resident Evil Requiem launches on Nintendo Switch 2 Feb. 27. Nintendo’s Australian news also listed Animal Crossing: New Horizons – NS2 Edition on Jan 15, Mario Tennis Fever on Feb 12, Super Mario Wonder – NS2 Edition on Mar 26, and other 2026 titles. This official schedule confirms that 2026 will be packed with new Switch 2 releases.

Nintendo Switch 2 First-Party Games Coming in 2026

First-party developers at Nintendo are delivering several big games for Switch 2 in 2026. This includes both wholly new entries and upgraded editions of Nintendo staples. The already-announced first-party highlights for 2026 include Animal Crossing: New Horizons – NS2 Edition (an enhanced 4K update of the island sim) due Jan 15, 2026, and Super Mario Bros. Wonder – NS2 Edition with the special “Meetup in Bellabel Park” content on Mar 26, 2026. Additionally, Yoshi and the Mysterious Book launches May 21, 2026, and the new Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave (codename for the next Fire Emblem RPG) is confirmed for 2026.

Other Nintendo-owned series also appear on the Switch 2 roster. For example, Kirby and the Forgotten Land – NS2 Edition (with additional content) is listed on Nintendo’s game lineup, and Splatoon Raiders (an upcoming Splatoon title) is marked as a Switch 2-only game. The classic Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment (a Musou-style Zelda game) is also exclusive to Switch 2. Mario Kart fans can look forward to Mario Kart World, an expansive new entry announced for launch day. In summary, Nintendo’s own franchises from Mario and Animal Crossing to Zelda and Fire Emblem have confirmed Switch 2 releases in 2026, often in enhanced or new forms.— ×3

Nintendo Switch 2 Third-Party Games Coming in 2026

Third-party publishers have announced a wide variety of Switch 2 titles for 2026. Activision will bring Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4 this summer. Bethesda and MachineGames are porting games like Indiana Jones and the Great Circle (Bethesda) and Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition (Bethesda) to Switch 2. Capcom’s latest projects include Resident Evil Requiem (Feb 27) and Pragmata (Apr 24). Square Enix confirmed Final Fantasy VII Rebirth (June 3) for Switch 2, and Tales of Arise: Beyond the Dawn Edition arrives May 22.

Sports and racing games are also coming: PGA Tour 2K25 on Feb 6, WWE 2K26 on Mar 13, and Rocket League Sideswipe (mobile port) later in the year. Indie and niche titles abound too: Goat Simulator 3 on April 1, Disney Dreamlight Valley NS2 Edition (March 25), Another Eden Begins (summer), and Rhythm Paradise: Mega Mix 2 (Feb 7 Switch release). The breadth of genres is notable, covering RPGs, shooters, adventure games, and more. In short, many major third-party franchises – and smaller indie hits – are confirmed on Switch 2 in 2026.

Nintendo Switch 2 Game Release Calendar 2026 (month by Month)

Nintendo’s own news pages provide a month-by-month breakdown of upcoming games. Each month in 2026 sees a mix of Switch 2 and original Switch releases. For example, Nintendo’s April 2026 lineup includes Goat Simulator 3 (Apr 1), Darwin’s Paradox! (Apr 2), Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition – NS2 Edition (Apr 16), OPUS: Prism Peak (Apr 16), and Pragmata (Apr 17). March 2026 features titles like Monster Hunter Stories 3 (Mar 13), Mario Bros. Wonder – NS2 Edition (Mar 26), and 007 First Light (Mar 27). Early 2026 (Jan–Feb) includes AC: New Horizons – NS2 Ed (Jan 15), FFVII Intergrade (Jan 22), Dragon Quest VII Reimagined (Feb 5), Mario Tennis Fever (Feb 12), and Resident Evil Requiem (Feb 27).

This calendar continues through the year: Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream on Apr 16, Yoshi and the Mysterious Book on May 21, Hogwarts Legacy on June 5 (launch day), and so on. Nintendo’s official “upcoming games” news series (for North America, Europe, and other regions) can be referenced for each month to see game lists and dates. In this way, fans can track the entire release calendar for Switch 2 throughout 2026, month by month.

Nintendo Switch 2 Launch Window Games (early 2026 Releases)

The early launch window (January through March 2026) is particularly rich for Switch 2 games. Several high-profile titles are planned right out of the gate. For instance, Animal Crossing: New Horizons – NS2 Edition arrives Jan 15, 2026, and Super Mario Bros. Wonder – NS2 Edition follows on Mar 26. Sports enthusiasts get PGA Tour 2K25 on Feb 6 and WWE 2K26 on Mar 13. Capcom’s Resident Evil Requiem drops Feb 27, and Monster Hunter Stories 3 lands Mar 13.

Indie titles and others also populate this period: Goat Simulator 3 on Apr 1 technically falls just after March, but lists of “coming soon” often include it. Platformers like Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream come in mid-April, and Tales of Arise: Beyond the Dawn Edition is set for May 22. Even at launch (June 5, 2025), Switch 2 had early games like Mario Kart World, Kirby Air Riders, Fortnite and Yakuza 0 DC, but 2026’s first quarter is packed with big releases across genres. This makes the launch window for Switch 2 as active as that of a new console, with Nintendo and partners rolling out key titles quickly after debut.

Nintendo Switch 2 Games Coming Soon on Nintendo EShop

Nintendo’s eShop “Coming Soon” section and digital store are key tools for tracking new Switch 2 releases. Upcoming titles often appear on the eShop with pre-order and wishlist options. For example, when Nintendo announced Resident Evil Requiem and Tokyo Scramble, both listings allowed pre-orders on the eShop. Likewise, Monster Hunter Stories 3 and Super Mario Wonder – NS2 Edition are pre-orderable in the eShop as soon as dates were revealed. Nintendo UK’s news urged fans to add titles like Goat Simulator 3 and Xenoblade X: Definitive Edition – NS2 Edition to their Wish Lists ahead of April 2026.

The eShop is updated continuously. For instance, Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun had a listed release of March 18, 2026 with a 10% pre-order discount on eShop. Players can “heart” games or pre-order on the eShop to track them. Nintendo even reminds customers on news pages to click the wishlist or pre-order buttons for any announced titles. In summary, the eShop listings are the definitive source for exact release dates and digital pre-order information for Switch 2 games.

Nintendo Switch 2 Exclusive Games List and Release Windows

Nintendo Switch 2 exclusives include both first-party titles and special third-party projects. Confirmed exclusives (meaning they are planned only for Switch 2 and not other platforms) include The Duskbloods (FromSoftware multiplayer, 2026), Orbitals (puzzle adventure, summer 2026), and Tokyo Scramble (survival-puzzle, Feb 11, 2026). First-party exclusives include Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave (2026), Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment, and Mario Kart World. Others on the exclusives category are Chillin’ by the Fire, Drag x Drive, Survival Kids, Splatoon Raiders, and Yoshi and the Mysterious Book (2026).

Nintendo’s own documentation confirms many of these. For instance, the category of “Nintendo Switch 2-only games” on Wikipedia lists titles like Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave, Hyrule Warriors: AoI, Orbitals, and Pokémon Pokopia as Switch 2 exclusives. Release windows for exclusives are often broad in announcements: Fortune’s Weave is simply listed for 2026, while Orbitals will “save the day… this summer”. Tokyo Scramble has a firm date (Feb 11, 2026), and The Duskbloods is said to arrive in 2026. These exclusives – spanning RPG, action, puzzle, and racing genres – showcase Nintendo’s commitment to unique Switch 2 content in 2026.

Nintendo Switch 2 RPG Games Coming in 2026

Role-playing games (RPGs) are well-represented in the 2026 lineup. Nintendo’s own franchises include Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave (new JRPG entry) and Pokémon Pokopia (an upcoming Pokémon game about building an oasis, Mar 5, 2026). Third-party RPGs include Tales of Arise – Beyond the Dawn Edition (launching May 22, 2026), Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection (Mar 13, 2026), Final Fantasy VII Rebirth (June 3, 2026), and Grimvalor: Vengeance (a port of the soulslike ARPG, coming to Switch 2).

Other RPG titles: Square Enix’s Dragon Quest VII Reimagined launches Feb 5, 2026, and Sega’s Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties bundle arrives Feb 12 (not exclusive, but available on Switch 2). Indie RPGs and remasters also show up: The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales (action RPG) launches June 18, and Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition (open-world RPG remaster) arrives Apr 16. Altogether, 2026 brings both original RPG sequels and remastered classics to Nintendo’s new console.

Nintendo Switch 2 Co-Op and Multiplayer Games Coming in 2026

Many Switch 2 games emphasize multiplayer and co-op experiences. Nintendo and partners have lined up both local and online co-op titles. For example, Orbitals is designed for two-player co-op (local split-screen or online) and launches exclusively on Switch 2 in summer 2026. Goat Simulator 3 supports two-player local or online co-op and arrives April 1, 2026. Splatoon Raiders (an upcoming action-shooter spin-off) is likely to feature multiplayer, as are Pokémon Pokopia (city-building with up to 11 players, Mar 5) and Hyrule Warriors: AoI (the Warriors series traditionally has local co-op, exclusive to Switch 2).

Online multiplayer from partners includes Fortnite (supporting up to 100 players on launch day), WWE 2K26 (large roster online matches, Mar 13), and Valheim (up to 10-player online co-op, launching sometime in 2026). Even indie titles in 2026 have coop: Diablo-inspired shooter Super Bomberman R – NS2 Edition is a 4-player party game, and Reanimal (co-op mystery horror, Feb 13). In short, co-op and multiplayer modes are a common focus for 2026 Switch 2 releases, with many games explicitly supporting split-screen, online play, or local couch co-op.

Nintendo Switch 2 2026 Ports and Remasters (confirmed)

A number of classic games are getting ported or remastered for Switch 2 in 2026. Bethesda’s lineup includes Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition (Switch 2 debut) and Oblivion Remastered (2026). FromSoftware has The Duskbloods (new) and is also releasing Dark Souls Remastered titles in prior years, but specifically The Duskbloods is original. Bandai Namco and ATLUS contribute too: Shin Megami Tensei V: DeSu2 was released earlier, but in 2026 we’ll see Monster Hunter Stories 3 (new), and earlier Tales of Berseria Remastered on Switch 1.

Notable remasters: Elden Ring Tarnished Edition (includes SotE expansion, Switch 2 in 2025), Yakuza 0 Director’s Cut (launch day), and Hogwarts Legacy (updated to run at 60fps on Switch 2 from launch). Retro collections and ports also arrive: Resident Evil 7 Biohazard: Gold Edition and Resident Evil Village: Gold Edition were noted in Nintendo’s “more games” slideshow. The Disney Dreamlight Valley – NS2 Edition is an enhanced port launching Mar 25. Classic arcade titles and the Console Archives series also get new entries on Switch 2. This confirms that many 2026 Switch 2 games are updated versions of earlier releases.

Nintendo Switch 2 “Switch 2 Edition” Upgrades List (enhanced Versions)

Nintendo and third parties are offering “NS2 Edition” upgraded versions of existing Switch titles in 2026. These enhanced versions run in 4K or with better performance on Switch 2. Examples include Animal Crossing: New Horizons – NS2 Edition (Jan 15, 2026), Super Mario Bros. Wonder – NS2 Edition (Mar 26, 2026), and Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition – NS2 Edition (Apr 16, 2026). Indie and partner titles likewise have NS2 Editions: Hollow Knight – NS2 Edition launched at Switch 2 release (with free upgrade); Disney Dreamlight Valley – NS2 Edition arrives Mar 25; Culdcept BEGINS – NS2 Edition launches on Switch 2; and Super Bomberman Collection – NS2 Edition released Feb 5.

Each of these versions features enhanced visuals, frame rates or extra content on Switch 2. In many cases, original Switch owners can upgrade at low or no cost (e.g. Hollow Knight and Dreamlight Valley upgrades are free). These “Switch 2 Edition” releases are highlighted by Nintendo as a key part of the 2026 library, allowing classic titles to shine on the new hardware.

Most Anticipated Nintendo Switch 2 Games 2026 and 2027

Nintendo fans are eagerly awaiting both confirmed and rumored titles beyond the current lineup. Among the most anticipated for 2026 and 2027 are upcoming sequels to major franchises. Already confirmed and generating buzz are Kirby Air Riders (development series in April news), a new Metroid or Legend of Zelda title (not announced yet), and Pokémon Winds & Waves (switch-to, revealed for 2027 on some lists). Enthusiasts also look forward to rumored projects like Super Mario RPG 2, Zelda: Echoes of Time (rumored remake), and Wii Fit 3.

From confirmed info, Turok: Origins (fall 2026) and Digimon Story: Time Stranger (Jul 10, 2026) expand expectations for late 2026. Given Nintendo’s history, 2027 will likely bring the next big Mario game and more AAA titles. The preorder and wishlist trends on the eShop offer a glimpse: titles with hearts include Splatoon spinoffs, Fire Emblem, and unknown third-party games. As games like FFVII Rebirth (June 2026) and Granblue Relink (July 2026) approach, community anticipation remains high for announcements throughout the year.

Nintendo Switch 2 Games Announced for 2026 and Beyond (complete Checklist)

A comprehensive list of announced Switch 2 games can be compiled from Nintendo’s official news and industry coverage. Confirmed titles (with announced dates or windows) for 2026 and later include all games cited above. For beyond 2026, Nintendo has hinted at some: e.g., FINAL FANTASY VII Rebirth (June 3, 2026) and Granblue Fantasy: Relink (July 9, 2026) have firm dates, while Professor Layton and the New World of Steam and Elden Ring Tarnished Edition are listed as 2026 on the Nintendo web listings. Many indie and smaller titles have been shown but without dates.

Key games announced beyond 2026 include Tokyo Xanadu (summer 2027 for NS2/Switch), Hollow Knight: Silksong (no date given in Nintendo Direct), and rumored unannounced projects. For a complete checklist, one can refer to Nintendo’s game launch schedules, retail listings, and the Switch 2 Games lineup page. While a full list is evolving, all officially announced games (as of early 2026) – from first-party sequels to third-party ports – are covered above and continuously updated by Nintendo.

How to Track Nintendo Switch 2 Game Release Dates (wishlists and Preorders)

Fans can stay current on Switch 2 release dates by using Nintendo’s digital tools and news sources. The Nintendo eShop allows adding games to a Wish List (heart icon) or pre-ordering digital versions ahead of launch. When release dates move, the eShop listing is updated. Nintendo’s official news site and Nintendo Direct presentations announce dates; following Nintendo’s website (News section) and subscribing to Nintendo’s social channels is key.

Gaming news outlets (IGN, GameSpot, etc.) and databases (e.g. Nintendolife, Wikipedia) also track schedules. For physical releases, stores like GameStop and Amazon list expected dates. Lastly, the free Nintendo Today app highlights upcoming release dates. By combining eShop wishlists, direct announcements, and news outlets, players can effectively track all Switch 2 game release dates.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. When does the Nintendo Switch 2 console launch, and what games are available at launch?
   Nintendo announced that the Switch 2 (codenamed “Nintendo Switch 2”) launches on June 5, 2025. Launch day titles include Mario Kart World, Kirby Air Riders, Yakuza 0 Director’s Cut, Fortnite (updated version), Hogwarts Legacy (60fps update), and others. It also coincides with new ports like Hades II and Bravely Default Flying Fairy HD Remaster. Fans should check Nintendo’s official launch announcement for the complete list.
2. How can I pre-order or track upcoming Switch 2 games?
   On the Nintendo eShop (or My Nintendo Store), select a game and click “Pre-order” when available, which lets you preload the game. Alternatively, click the heart icon to add it to your Wish List. The eShop then sends notifications and shows updated release dates. Nintendo’s website also lists “Coming Soon” games with release dates and links. Subscribing to Nintendo news (email or social media) ensures you get date announcements.
3. Are there any Switch 2-exclusive games announced?
   Yes. Exclusives include new games like The Duskbloods (FromSoftware multiplayer), Orbitals (co-op puzzle adventure, summer 2026), and Tokyo Scramble (Feb 11, 2026). Also, Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave is a Switch 2 exclusive (2026). Most first-party titles (Mario Kart World, Hyrule Warriors AoI, etc.) and some third-party projects (e.g. Nintendo Switch 2 Editions) are exclusive to the platform.
4. Will Nintendo Switch games work on Switch 2?
   Yes, nearly all Nintendo Switch games are compatible with Switch 2. Players can transfer save data and play older Switch titles on the new hardware. Some games have special “Switch 2 Edition” upgrades that improve resolution or frame rate on the new console. If you already own a game on Switch, you can access it on Switch 2, and some titles (like Hollow Knight) even offer free upgrade packs.
5. What are “Nintendo Switch 2 Edition” games?
   These are enhanced versions of existing games specifically optimized for Switch 2. They often feature higher resolution, better performance, and additional content. Examples announced for 2026 include Animal Crossing: New Horizons – NS2 Edition (4K, larger online islands), Super Mario Bros. Wonder – NS2 Edition, Xenoblade Chronicles X – NS2 Edition, Hollow Knight – NS2 Edition, and Disney Dreamlight Valley – NS2 Edition. Original Switch owners can usually upgrade for free or low cost.
6. How will co-op and multiplayer work on Switch 2?
   Switch 2 supports the same local and online multiplayer as Switch, plus new features like GameShare (up to four people sharing a game locally or via internet) and GameChat voice. Many 2026 games offer co-op: for example, Orbitals is a two-player co-op puzzle game, Super Bomberman R – NS2 Edition supports up to 4 players local or online, and big franchises like Fortnite and Valheim offer online multiplayer. Co-op can be local (split-screen) or online, and the Joy-Con 2 feature allows two players to share one Joy-Con.
7. Are there any big RPGs coming to Switch 2 in 2026?
   Yes, 2026 has several major RPGs on Switch 2. Confirmed titles include Final Fantasy VII Rebirth (June 3, 2026), Tales of Arise – Beyond the Dawn Edition (May 22, 2026), Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection (Mar 13, 2026), Animal Crossing: New Horizons – NS2 Edition (Jan 15, 2026), and remasters like Elden Ring Tarnished Edition. There are also announcements for new RPG IPs like Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave (2026) and Pokémon Pokopia (Mar 5, 2026). In short, RPG fans have a lot to look forward to on Switch 2 in 2026.
8. Will games on Nintendo Switch also run on Switch 2?
   Yes, Nintendo Switch games are playable on the Switch 2. The new console is backward-compatible. Games without a special “NS2 Edition” run with at least the same performance as on Switch. Some Switch games have optional Switch 2 upgrade packs (e.g. Hollow Knight) that add enhanced graphics and effects. Otherwise, your old Switch library carries over to the new hardware.
9. How can I find the release date for a specific upcoming game?
   The best sources are Nintendo’s official announcements and the eShop. Once Nintendo announces a date (often via a Direct or press release), you can find it on the game’s eShop page and in the News section of Nintendo’s site. Gaming news sites and Nintendo-focused wikis also update schedules. For example, the Nintendo press release shows Resident Evil Requiem launching Feb 27, 2026. Keeping a wishlist in the eShop (heart icon) will also notify you when dates are confirmed or changed.
10. Are there any Switch 2 launch bundle games to consider?
    At launch (June 5, 2025), Nintendo announced that new console bundles or editions would include titles like Kirby Air Riders, Mario Kart World, and Fire Emblem Engage – NS2 Edition. Looking forward, Nintendo often pairs consoles with software incentives. Details for bundles beyond launch day haven’t been announced, but tracking Nintendo’s official store listings and news is the best way to catch any special bundles (e.g. a switch 2 with a free download code for a launch title).

Conclusion

The Nintendo Switch 2’s 2026 lineup is expansive, with confirmed release dates across every genre and an “at launch” window as crowded as any new console’s. From official Nintendo franchises to major third-party hits, the schedule is well-defined month by month, and continues beyond 2026 with more titles on the way. Exclusive games like Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave and The Duskbloods showcase Switch 2-specific content, while many beloved Switch games get upgraded “NS2 Editions”. Keeping track of announcements via Nintendo’s eShop Wish List, news feeds, and retailer listings will help fans ensure they don’t miss a release date. The Switch 2 era promises a robust and eagerly anticipated gaming catalog.

Sources and Citations

1. Nintendo Direct Archive
   https://www.nintendo.com/us/nintendo-direct/archive/
2. Nintendo Direct: Partner Showcase 2.5.2026
   https://www.nintendo.com/us/nintendo-direct/2-5-2026/
3. Latest Nintendo Direct: Partner Showcase News
   https://www.nintendo.com/us/whatsnew/latest-nintendo-direct-partner-showcase-features-new-and-classic-titles-coming-to-nintendo-switch-2-and-nintendo-switch/
4. Nintendo Direct UK News
   https://www.nintendo.com/en-gb/News/Nintendo-Direct/Latest-Nintendo-Direct/Nintendo-Direct-698557.html
5. Recent Nintendo Direct Broadcasts UK
   https://www.nintendo.com/en-gb/News/Nintendo-Direct/Recent-Nintendo-Direct-broadcasts/Recent-Nintendo-Direct-broadcasts-698688.html
6. Nintendo Switch 2 Direct 4.2.2025
   https://www.nintendo.com/us/nintendo-direct/4-2-2025/

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