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Hey, so here’s the latest scoop, or rumor, or maybe just a gut feeling—honestly, it could be anything at this point. Word on the street is that everyone’s favorite digital cowboy game, where you trailblaze through wide open terrain and possibly dip into an existential crisis, might be trotting over to the Nintendo Switch 2. Yeah, you read that right. Switch 2. I’m barely used to all this new tech, and now there’s another console. But hey, excitement is in the air, right?
According to Gamereactor—who might’ve overheard this during a random coffee shop conversation, who knows—there’s buzz that Rockstar’s western epic could grace the Switch 2 as early as later this year. Spanish outlet Nintendúo got in on the action too. Apparently, their own sources chimed in with a nod and a wink. Coincidence? Or maybe we just love a good gossip.
Oh, and here’s the cool bit. Gamereactor’s also whispering about a spruced-up PS5 and Xbox Series X/S version of the game. Just imagine all those jaw-dropping graphics. You could practically roast marshmallows over those campfire scenes in ultra HD. This might drop around the same time Switch 2 gets in on the action. So, basically, mark your calendars—or maybe don’t, since it’s all up in the air.
Switch 2’s already got some big names lined up. Think Borderlands 4, Civilization 7, NBA 2K, WWE 2K. Yeah, it’s like a family reunion with your favorite gaming cousins. Tossing in something from Rockstar would be like inviting the cool uncle who tells wild stories. In a chat with The Game Business—or was it a fireside chat?—Take-Two’s CEO Strauss Zelnick casually mentioned these upcoming hits. He’s “a big believer” in this platform switcheroo, by the way. Feels like we’re about to witness some gaming magic, doesn’t it?
Imagine the chaos if RDR2 lands on Switch 2. Picture this: players logging into GameChat just to shout out those iconic meme lines. And let’s not forget the in-game horse anatomy details. Yup, size adjusts to the cold. It’s like watching a cult classic movie with friends, except you’re actively part of a saloon brawl.
So, what’s the verdict? Would you saddle up for some RDR2 action on the new Switch if it becomes reality? Spill your thoughts—unless you’re too mesmerized by all this tech talk. And forgive me for the random rhyme earlier. These things just tumble out.
