The Nintendo Switch 2 will officially be released on June 5th. Despite the staggering price, a relatively meager launch catalog, and harsh criticism from many Internet users, pre-orders are staggering. Nintendo fans have responded, with the manufacturer even expecting potential stock shortages. And the Japanese giant had already planned for this with a stock expected to meet demand, that's saying something. While we wait to find out if shortages are to be... predict, a potential new arrival would have leaked.
A new game for the Nintendo Switch 2?
Despite a relatively light launch catalog, the Nintendo Switch 2 can boast Mario Kart World and then Donkey Kong Bananza in its catalog. Exclusives that will be enough to sell the console at several million copies, even if many players deplore the presence of a new Mario 3D or even a new The Legend of Zelda. A console in the works for many years, which could have been launched with more power.
However, the Nintendo Switch 2 catalog will continue to grow over the coming months. Many third-party publishers are bring their respective titles to Nintendo's next hit, which is already looking like a godsend. And the sooner publishers get there, the better. They might as well take advantage of the absence of competitors on holy ground to try to attract the already numerous players as best they can. Thus, the big names in video games have already positioned their pawns.
Among them, Bandai Namco, which has already announced its Switch 2 version of Elden Ring, a certain Tamagotchi Plaza, Shadow Labyrinth, the spin-off of Dark Pac-Man, and especially Kirby Air Riders, developed by Bandai Namco but published and distributed by Nintendo. But another game could follow them in this new adventure: Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero.
According to an age rating for Nintendo Switch 2 found in Saudi Arabia, Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero has reportedly been classified as suitable for ages 12 and up, which is consistent with its previous ratings. This rating would give the game away, even though Bandai Namco has yet to make anything official. But given the publisher's schedule, a port of Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero is not surprising. In fact, thanks to its new power, the Switch 2 will undoubtedly host all the titles available on PC and consoles, excluding exclusives.
It's hard not to have an eye on this lucrative market. A commercial success, Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero could now sell for A few copies on Nintendo Switch 2.A leak that supports the rumors that appeared last month, it remains to be seen whether Bandai Namco will confirm, or deny, this information soon.
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