Switch 2 game ports

Nintendo Switch 2’s next wave of ports now includes Annapurna’s Stray, To a T, and Wanderstop, with the first arriving on May 28. (nintendoeverything.com) Stray is the most upgraded of the three: Annapurna said the Switch 2 version adds improved visuals, 4K resolution options, a better frame rate, and mouse controls. Nintendo Everything reported the game previously launched on the original Switch before this new edition. (nintendoeverything.com) The other two follow quickly. To a T is scheduled for June 11, and Wanderstop is due June 23; Wanderstop is also coming to the original Switch, while the other announcements are for Switch 2. (nintendoeverything.com) The timing puts more third-party software into the Switch 2 calendar just weeks before Nintendo’s own Splatoon Raiders arrives on July 23, 2026. Nintendo’s store listing and multiple reports describe Raiders as a Switch 2 exclusive. (nintendo.com) Nintendo’s July game is not a standard multiplayer sequel. Reports on the new trailer say Splatoon Raiders is a single-player-focused spin-off, giving Switch 2 a first-party exclusive while publishers like Annapurna fill in May and June with ports and cross-platform releases. (thegamer.com) Another Switch 2 release in that stretch is Ratatan, the rhythm action game from Ratata Arts and Game Source Entertainment. Nintendo Life and Gematsu reported this week that its physical Switch 2 edition is up for pre-order now ahead of a July 16 launch. (nintendolife.com) That physical edition stands out because it is shipping as a full game on cartridge rather than a Game-Key Card download stub, according to Nintendo Life. The same report listed the physical version at $39.99 in the United States, with the digital edition at $34.99. (nintendolife.com) Taken together, the late-spring lineup shows how Switch 2’s schedule is being built: upgraded ports in May and June, Ratatan in mid-July, and Nintendo’s own Splatoon spin-off a week later on July 23. (nintendoeverything.com) (gematsu.com) (nintendo.com)