2022 Switch games

Nintendo reminds us of all the games coming to Switch in 2022 and beyond

From Bayonetta 3 to Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

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Nintendo said that they were going to give us a Direct aimed mostly at “games releasing this winter,” and they extended beyond the reaches of 2022 this time around. While a packed January and February are now in the cards, we got some insight all the way up through May, with The LegendĀ of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Now this handy Nintendo infographic provides a full picture of what’s to come with 2022 Switch games into 2023.

The updated infographic comes straight from Nintendo’s Twitter account, which leads off withĀ Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, then very smoothly leads with first-party games.Ā We haveĀ Pikmin 4 finally confirmed for 2023, as well as a newĀ Fire Emblem and aĀ Kirby remaster. The recently-releasedĀ Splatoon 3 and theĀ Xenoblade Chronicles 3/Mario Kart 8 Deluxe season passes are included too. In the near future for first-party 2022 Switch games, Bayonetta 3 andĀ Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope are arriving in October, withĀ PokemonĀ ScarletĀ andĀ Violet ending the year in November with what will certainly be a big splash, sales-wise.

Third parties aren’t left out either, as several Switch ports are given time to shine (likeĀ It Takes Two, Sifu, and Tunic), mixed in with remakes likeĀ Front Mission 1st andĀ Front Mission 2. You can check everything out in the image below, or watch the Direct for yourself. Or check out our recap!

2023 is gearing up to be a triumphant return for many studios following copious amounts of delays; but folks who partake in multiple platforms have a ton left to look forward to, even as the year comes to a close.


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