Nintendo Switch 2 might get a remaster of a popular game trilogy

2024 has dawned, and if the rumors are to be believed, Nintendo will launch its latest console before the end of the year. If you have visited X (formerly Twitter) at all in recent days, you have probably seen “Switch 2” trending repeatedly. Nintendo has yet to announce the follow up to the Switch, but fans are desperate for news about the device.

For now, we’ll have to settle for leaks and rumors, such as a recent report about a beloved game trilogy coming to . In a tweet last week, Nash Weedle (@ ) claimed that Nintendo is planning to release a new trilogy collection for Switch 2. In addition to all three games, the trilogy on Nintendo Switch 2 will reportedly feature updated visuals and performance improvements.

All three games will also reportedly support HDR as well. Leak Express: Relanzamiento BAYONETTA recibirá una edición TRILOGY con sus tres juegos principales en un pack para la Switch 2. Los juegos traerán mejoras visuales (HDR confirmado) y de rendimiento. Por retrocompatibilidad también se podrá jugar en Switch 2 con mejoras.

While from developer PlatinumGames was a multiplatform release, and were exclusive to Nintendo’s consoles. In fact, Nintendo published all three games, and they are some of the only M rated games Nintendo has ever published. These action packed hack and slash adventures , but they have been limited somewhat by Nintendo’s hardware.

specifically got some flak from reviewers for its technical issues, long loading times, and choppy frame rate. As such, Switch 2 could give these games new life with its superior horsepower. Sign up for the most interesting tech & entertainment news out there. By signing up, I agree to the and have reviewed the It’s worth taking all of these Switch 2 rumors with a grain of salt.

After all, Nintendo is one of the few tech companies still capable of keeping a secret. That said, it would be a no brainer to give these three games a fresh coat of paint and bring them to a new console. Rumors suggest that while the sequel to the Switch won’t overpower the PS5 or Xbox Series X, it should be a major leap forward from the 2017 hybrid console.

If so, might finally get the treatment it deserves and find a whole new audience in the coming years..