GTA 6 on Switch 2? 'That's a Conversation for Take-Two and Rockstar,' Nintendo Says
Devon Pritchard said the company will use the console’s stronger hardware to broaden game offerings and revive Call of Duty after more than a decade.
- Nintendo of America President Devon Pritchard declined to confirm whether Grand Theft Auto 6 will launch on Switch 2, deferring the decision to Take-Two and Rockstar during a recent industry event.
- The Switch 2's enhanced processing power enables high-performance third-party AAA releases like Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, positioning the console to compete with PlayStation and Xbox systems.
- Nintendo is prioritizing The Legend of Zelda's 40th anniversary this year, with a remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time launching November 5, two weeks before Grand Theft Auto 6.
- Pritchard stated, "We're just at the beginning of seeing what the Nintendo Switch 2 can do," emphasizing the console's potential to provide diverse gaming experiences beyond traditional family titles.
- Future projects including theme park tie-ins and movies will be "deliberate and thoughtful," Pritchard noted, as Nintendo balances expansion with protecting established immersive experiences.
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Nintendo Boss Responds to Speculation About GTA 6 Releasing on Switch 2
Nintendo of America’s new president Devon Pritchard has officially responded to ongoing speculation that Grand Theft Auto 6 could eventually release on Switch 2. While GTA 6 will initially only be available on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S when it arrives next month, many have wondered if Rockstar would end up porting the game to […]
Nintendo of America Chief Breaks Down Her First Year: ‘Zelda’ Live-Action Movie, ‘GTA 6,’ Third-Party Game Goals and More
After just under a year in her new role as president of Nintendo of America, Devon Pritchard is ready to share elements of her master plan for the beloved Japanese gaming company. At the center of her strategy is the relative youth of Nintendo’s Switch 2, which undeniably puts the company ahead of gaming console […]
Nintendo says it wants a diversity of games on Switch 2, quiet on GTA 6 hitting the system
Nintendo has always been interested in capturing the interest of a wide demographic for its platforms, and that’s the case once again with Switch 2. Just like the original Nintendo Switch, we’re seeing a strong variety of experiences on the new console. Titles like the Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake appeal to longtime gamers, but there are also more casual...
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