Everything is Xbox these days, and this up-to-date mantra seems to extend to Nintendo Switch 2. Although we have yet to learn what Nintendo has lined up in terms of launch games, the CEO of Microsoft Gaming Phil Spencer He’s already dividing his hype for Switch 2. Not only is Spencer looking forward to seeing Nintendo review its hand, but he’s ready to double down on Xbox support with bigger multiplatform titles.
His admiration for the company and the Nintendo Switch 2 also extends to Xbox’s extensive game library, as Spencer adds that “I’m really looking forward to supporting them in the games that we have, and I think they’re a really important part of part of this industry.” ” Rumors surrounding the console’s hardware purport to have it conveniently powered by Triple-A Games, fulfilling any dreams of seeing an Elden Ring Switch port or upcoming releases like Doom: The Dark Ages being possible.
Other leaks claim that Xbox exclusives like FPS Game Juggernaut Halo are set to get the Nintendo Switch 2 treatment as well as jump to PlayStation 5. It would definitely be surreal to see a champion boss in the lineup of up-to-date Switch games like the Halo franchise long reigned as champion Xbox for shooter fans.
Spencer also explains that “hardware is a key part of what we do, but we’re not trying to keep gaming out of other places.” The main springboard on this could be informed by Nintendo’s agreement with Microsoft to bring Call of Duty to Nintendo gamers.
This deal It was announced in February 2023 by Spencer, promising a decade of Call of Duty titles in the future – with Modern Warfare 3 and Black Ops 6 remaining exceptions. Could 2025 finally see the long-running series arrive on Switch hardware? Let’s hope so.
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