Today's Nintendo Partner Direct was full of Switch 2 ports and upcoming re-releases. Most notably were new Switch 2 exclusive Tokyo Scramble by Binary Haze, the Bethesda back catalogue and several amiibos featuring Capcom characters.
Today’s Nintendo Partner Direct didn’t feature a lot of newly announced titles, but was instead dominated by ports of upcoming or older titles for Nintendo Switch 2. Notably, Capcom’s Switch 2 port of Pragmata received new gameplay, while Switch 2 versions for Resident Evil Requiem, Village and Resident Evil 7 were announced. Bethesda Softworks is bringing Fallout 4, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, and The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered to Switch 2 as well.
Newly announced has been Kyoto Xanadu, the successor to Tokyo Xanadu by Falcom. The 2D sidescroller with 3D RPG combat is slated for summer. Binary Haze, the developers of x, have revealed Tokyo Scramble, a dinosaur stealth game, for release on 11 February, 2026.
Big reptiles were a surprising throughline of the showcase, with Turok: Origins by Saber Interactive revealed for Switch 2 for fall. Monster Hunter Stories 3 also got its wyverns and their progression features shown in a new gameplay trailer.
In terms of merchandise and hardware, two Amiibos (Claire and Leon) as well as a Switch 2 Pro controller will be released for Resident Evil Requiem. The controller will release in Summer, the figurines along with the game on 27 February. An amiibo figurine will also release for Pragmata, depicting the android girl Diana, along with the game on 4 April.
Interestingly, from the German games industry comes a Switch 2 version of Shadow Tactics from now-defunct Mimimi Games, through publisher Daedalic Entertainment. Plaion is bringing Goat Simulator 3 to the console.
Here’s the full catalogue of shown games:
