EA is reportedly planning to release many of its games on the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2. This was confirmed by EA CEO Andrew Wilson during a recent financial call. He specifically highlighted the potential success of EA's popular sports franchises, Madden and EA Sports FC, along with The Sims, on the new console. Wilson emphasized the opportunity to reach new players with these titles, given the Switch's established player base.
While the specifics of these ports remain unclear, the expectation is that the Switch 2's increased power could lead to more feature-rich versions compared to previous Switch releases. Historically, EA has released "legacy" versions of its FIFA titles on Nintendo consoles, but recent efforts have focused on greater feature parity across platforms. The Switch 2's enhanced capabilities could potentially bridge the gap between versions released on other platforms like PlayStation, Xbox, and PC.
The announcement of the Switch 2 has spurred speculation about a wide range of third-party titles. Firaxis, developers of Civilization 7, expressed interest in the Switch 2's rumored Joy-Con mouse mode. Nacon, a prominent publisher, confirmed it has Switch 2 games in development. Rumors also point towards the release of the highly anticipated Hollow Knight: Silksong on the new console. Nintendo itself has confirmed work on a new Mario Kart installment, with further details expected at a Nintendo Direct in April.
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