8 games we want on Switch 2, Nintendo’s future console

It’s nothing new for anyone to say that Nintendo is already working on the successor to the Switch. Known online as Switch 2, a name that is not official, the product has not yet had official details released or anything like that, but this is far from being an impediment to imagining what is to come in terms of games.

Assuming that Mario’s house has several major franchises and ties to famous studios, the future of the Switch 2 is promising. So, the question that remains in the air is: Can we dream of the titles below as additions to the console?

Check out a list of great games that deserve to be released on the successor to the Nintendo Switch!

8. Red Steel 3

Action seen in games from the Red Steel franchise would be welcome on the Switch 2.Source: Wired/Reproduction

Let’s start by resurrecting a franchise that has been on the sidelines for some time. Red Steel is considered by many as one of the games that best used the Wii Remote’s motion sensorso seeing the third game on Switch 2 would be amazing.

The two games in the series involve different shootings and moments in which it is possible to draw the sword and slice anyone who is in the way. Of course, you didn’t have liters of blood flowing here, but with the arrival of the Switch 2, who knows, who knows, this might become a possibility, in addition to the improved and expanded gameplay?

7. Mad World 2

Mad World was marked as one of the most violent games on the Wii.Source: Nintendo

“Nintendo is only good for making children’s games.” If you still believe in this idea, you might as well try to find a Wii and play Mad World as soon as possible to change this concept.

If the Red Steel franchise lacked blood, Mad World He brings it pouring out in droves and doesn’t skimp on violence. The game’s graphic style also draws attention, as it is entirely made up of black, white and red, from beginning to end. And, with the power of the Switch 2 compared to that of the Wii, you can already imagine a great game on the new platform.

6. Call of Duty

Recent games from the Call of Duty franchise have been away from Nintendo consoles.Source: Call of Duty/Disclosure

Nintendo consoles didn’t receive games from the series for a while Call of Duty. Therefore, it would be commendable if the Switch 2 received the next games in the saga, which receives new titles annually.

If the information that has already been leaked online ends up being confirmed, This year’s game will have the Gulf War as its backdrop. The focus would be to show the dark side of the American army in this confrontation, exploring a plot from the perspective of different participants at critical moments in this confrontation.

Taking into account that the titles in the series usually arrive in November, it could easily appear as a launch game for the Switch 2.

5. Visions of Mana

Beauty from Visions of Mana could show up on Switch 2.Source: Xbox/Disclosure

The time has come to talk a little about Square Enix. The company has several titles in development, and possibly Visions of Mana would be a good addition to the Switch 2 — albeit late, as the game is expected for the second quarter of this year.

One of the guesses for this is that so far the title has not been announced for Switch. As it is a game more focused on action and brings a high level of graphic detail, there is a chance that the producer will save this surprise for the next Nintendo console.

4. Chrono Trigger Remake

If there is a Chrono Trigger remake, we bet it should appear on the Switch 2.Source: Buscapé/Reproduction

Ah, Chrono Trigger... From time to time, rumors of a possible remake or remaster of the game appear on the internet. If this actually happens, Swtich 2 is the perfect platform to host the project.

More than explaining the technical reasons why the game deserves to be revisited, there is an important element in this equation: The year 2025 marks 30 years since the launch of the RPG on the Super Nintendo. Therefore, the central point for this celebration would be a console in Mario’s house to serve as a cradle for this great birth.

3. Diddy Kong Racing 2

Diddy Kong Racing went beyond a simple Mario Kart clone to conquer its own legion of fans.Source: Uve Juegos/Reproduction

You don’t need to be a genie to know that Mario Kart will have a version on the Switch 2. However, a racing series that would really deserve a new version on the next platform is Diddy Kong Racing.

The title developed by Rare managed to attract a captive audience on the Nintendo 64 by bringing its own flavor to the genre, including bosses and power-up enhancements. Given that Microsoft and Nintendo are even close, it wouldn’t be difficult to imagine the producer, which is part of Bill Gates’ company, offering support for this project.

2. Super Mario Galaxy 3

Super Mario Galaxy is considered by many to be one of the best games for the Wii.Source: Nintendo/Disclosure

Mario is a certainty on any platform created by Nintendo. As we can’t know what’s coming when we talk about the mustachioed man, we can dream of some sequels, including Super Mario Galaxy 3.

The two games in the franchise were released for Wii and drew attention for their graphic quality, in addition to presenting an adventure outside the Mushroom Kingdom. The gameplay was highly praised at the time, and a third edition could certainly be very successful on the Switch 2.

1. Metroid Prime 4

So far, Metroid Prime has not had any gameplay details released.Source: Nintendo/Reproduction

Here’s the icing on the cake for the Switch 2. Taking into account that Metroid Prime 4 has been in development since 2017 and nothing has been shown so far, Everything suggests that it will be a transitional game on Switch 2, just like The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess between GameCube and Wii.

It’s worth remembering that Samus Aran’s new adventure had its production restarted in 2019. In the middle of this process, it wouldn’t be surprising if Nintendo was already considering a version for the Switch 2, which there’s a good chance of becoming real at some point. .

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