EA confirms plans to bring many of its titles to the Nintendo Switch 2, capitalizing on the platform's potential to reach a new player base. This includes major franchises like Madden and EA Sports FC, anticipated to thrive on the new console, mirroring past success on Nintendo platforms. The Sims franchise is also highlighted as a strong contender, given the significant number of new players attracted by the My Sims bundle on previous Nintendo consoles. While specifics remain undisclosed, EA expresses confidence in its IP's ability to flourish on the Switch 2.

The announcement of EA Sports FC and Madden on the Switch 2 generates excitement, prompting questions about game versions. While EA previously released "legacy" versions of FIFA on the Switch, recent efforts have focused on feature parity for EA Sports FC. The Switch 2's enhanced capabilities suggest that future iterations, such as EA Sports FC 26, may offer a gaming experience closer to their PlayStation, Xbox, and PC counterparts.

The Switch 2's game lineup is gradually taking shape. Rumors circulate about numerous third-party titles, including Civilization 7 (with Firaxis expressing interest in the rumored Joy-Con mouse mode), Nacon's confirmed titles (Greedfall 2, Test Drive Unlimited, and RoboCop: Rogue City), and the highly anticipated Hollow Knight: Silksong. Nintendo itself has confirmed a new Mario Kart is in development, with further details expected at a Nintendo Direct in April.