Nintendo Highlights Multiple Major Third-Party Releases On The Way To Switch 2

The third-party support for the Switch 2 has been mostly outstanding so far, with releases such as Cyberpunk 2077 and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4.

It doesn't seem to be slowing down, either. In its latest financial results briefing, Nintendo has now shared a reminder about what's on the way over the next year. This includes games like Final Fantasy VII Revelation and FromSoft's Switch 2 exclusive The Duskbloods, which was recently delayed.

Here's the rundown of what's coming to the Switch 2 next year. Layton's new outing also gets a mention, as it's a late 2026 arrival.

"More third-party multiplatform titles coming to Nintendo on day one, in addition to titles developed for Nintendo Switch 2"

Third-Party Nintendo Switch 2 Titles (2027)

• Professor Layton and The New World of Steam - 10th December 2026
• Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis - 12th February 2027
• Eternal Anima - 4th March 2027
• Final Fantasy VII Revelation - 8th April 2027
• Ninjala 2 - Q2 2027
• Resident Evil: Veronica - 2027
• LEGO Skylines - 2027
• Crazy Taxi: World Tour - 2027
• The Duskbloods - 2027
• Onyx - 2027

Nintendo has also used this opportunity to share some charts, illustrating how third-party continues to provide support for overall software sales on the Switch and Switch 2. It also plays a major role in driving engagement.

"Ongoing sales of our previously released evergreen titles, together with sales of third-party titles, provide substantial support for overall software unit sales.

"...Titles from software publishers account for a significant share of software unit sales, making a substantial contribution to our business. Furthermore, their software has a strong presence among download-only titles, which are not included in this graph, and plays a major role in sustaining engagement with our hardware."

On the first-party front, Nintendo has this week reconfirmed the release windows for multiple upcoming Switch 2 titles. You can find out what else is on the way in our previous story.