Team Cherry announced some big news for Nintendo Switch fans of Hollow Knight, shadow dropping the special Switch 2 edition with free upgrade path.

While the Switch 2 got off to a blockbuster start when it was released, things have slowed to the point where Nintendo now has to acknowledge what’s happening and why.

The final announcement during today’s Nintendo Direct: Partner Showcase came from Bethesda, as the publisher confirmed three of its titles are heading to the Nintendo Switch 2. The first is Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition,

In its latest financial report, Nintendo has highlighted six Switch 2 exclusive games that are coming to the home console/handheld hybrid in the relatively near future. The Switch 2 got off to an incredible start,

Mario Tennis Fever, Super Mario Bros. Wonder DLC, and some Capcom hits anchor a strong spring 2026 for Nintendo Switch 2.

Nintendo's Switch 2 is faster, sharper, and packed with new features—but it also costs more. Here's how it compares with the original Switch, and what you gain (and lose) by upgrading.

Ahead of today's Nintendo Direct Partner Showcase, it looks like a Switch 2 edition of the original Hollow Knight might be on the way. The certifications board PEGI has rated the game for the console, but the exciting part here is that a release date of February 5, 2026, is mentioned in the text.

Fallout, Indiana Jones, and The Elder Scrolls are among the franchises making their way to the new console.

Nintendo capped off today’s partner-focused Nintendo Direct with a flurry of Bethesda-related announcements, but arguably the most interesting game of the showcase appeared right at the start. First announced at the beginning of the year,