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Nintendo Switch 2early adopters have yet another launch game to check out, asFantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Timeis now confirmed for the new console’s release date of June 5. TheNintendo Switch 2launch lineup so far consists of 24 games, including a mix of exclusives and plenty of third-party, multiplatform support.
TheSwitch 2 will launch with five exclusive games on June 5, includingMario Kart World,Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour, Square Enix’sBravely Default: Flying Fairy HD Remaster, racing gameFast Fusion, and Konami’sSurvival Kids. The Switch 2 launch lineup will be bolstered by multi-plat games likeCyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition,Sonic X Shadow Generations,Hogwarts Legacy, and others. And now fans can add yet another multiplatform launch title for the Switch 2 to the lineup.
As reported by Nintendo Life, it’s been confirmed thatFantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Timewill be a launch title for the Nintendo Switch 2.Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Timehas earned strong reviews from fans and critics alike, with the cozy game proving to be a fast commercial success. Since the Switch 2 is backward compatible with the Switch 1, fans could have already played the Switch 1 version on the new console, butFantasy Life ion Switch 2 does feature some notable improvements that make it a worthwhile investment for early adopters.
List of Nintendo Switch 2 Launch Games
Fantasy Life ion Switch 2 will feature faster load times, improved graphics, and improved frame rate. So, while the content in the game will be identical to theSwitch 1 release, those that pick upFantasy Life i’s native Switch 2 version can look forward to an overall better experience compared to the Switch 1 counterpart. Those that already ownFantasy Life ion Switch 1 can take advantage of a $2.59 upgrade path when the Switch 2 version launches on June 5.
The Switch 2 launch lineup is looking incredibly diverse, and it will be interesting to see if anything else is added to it between now and June 5. There are rumors that aNintendo Direct may be happening soon, but it’s unclear if it will take place before or after the Switch 2’s June 5 release date.
