The Nintendo Switch isn’t going out quietly

With games like Luigi’s Mansion 2 HD and The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom, Nintendo is ensuring the end of the Switch’s lifespan is still filled with great releases.

This was supposed to be the year the Nintendo Switch rode off peacefully into the sunset. After a packed 2023 that included hit Legend of Zelda and Super Mario games, the Switch had little on the calendar this year and the prospect of a successor looming. And yet, here we are after a hectic few weeks of gaming news, and Nintendo might just have the most exciting lineup for the rest of the year, besting the likes of Xbox and PlayStation.

Sony Interactive Entertainment, meanwhile, has the adorable Astro Bot, a multiplayer shooter called Concord, a PC port of God of War Ragnarök, and Lego Horizon Adventures . The difference is that the Switch has been out three years longer than the most recent Xbox and PlayStation, and Nintendo is clearly gearing up for its successor. It’s not usually this way: the latter years of a console’s lifespan are typically muted, while the company focuses on the next generation.

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