Switch 2 gets big ports

Nintendo Switch 2 added three more Annapurna games on April 22, with *Stray* due first on May 28, followed by *To a T* on June 11 and *Wanderstop* on June 23. (nintendoeverything.com) *Stray* is the most direct upgrade of the three: Annapurna said the Switch 2 version adds improved visuals, 4K support, better frame rates, and mouse controls over the earlier Switch release. (nintendoeverything.com) The other two ports widen the system’s range beyond action games. *To a T*, from *Katamari Damacy* creator Keita Takahashi and uvula, is a narrative adventure about a 13-year-old whose body is shaped like the letter T, while *Wanderstop* is a tea-shop management game from Ivy Road about a former fighter named Alta. (nintendoeverything.com) (annapurnainteractive.com 1) (annapurnainteractive.com 2) The timing fills in a thin stretch of the Switch 2 release calendar with named games and exact dates. Nintendo’s own store now lists *Splatoon Raiders* for July 23, 2026, as a Switch 2 release with local wireless and online play for up to four players. (nintendo.com) Third-party publishers are also locking in formats and pricing. *Ratatan* physical pre-orders went live this week for Switch 2 at $39.99 ahead of its July 16 release, and Nintendo Life reported the full game is on the cartridge rather than a Game Key Card. (gematsu.com) (nintendolife.com) Krafton also pushed out *Dinkum: Nintendo Switch 2 Edition* on April 22. Nintendo Everything said owners of the original Switch version can upgrade for free, and the release arrived alongside the “Animal Tracks” update on Nintendo platforms. (nintendoeverything.com) That mix matters because it shows how publishers are treating Switch 2 less like a wait-and-see port target and more like a platform that can take enhanced versions, same-season indies, and boxed releases at once. In one day, the system got a higher-spec reissue in *Stray*, two auteur-led Annapurna games, a firm Nintendo first-party date, a retail pre-order, and an out-now upgrade path. (nintendoeverything.com) (nintendo.com) (nintendolife.com) (nintendoeverything.com) For players, the near-term roadmap now looks more concrete than it did a week ago: *Stray* in May, two Annapurna ports in June, *Ratatan* in mid-July, and *Splatoon Raiders* a week later. That is not every unanswered question about Switch 2’s lineup, but it is a clearer summer schedule than Nintendo had on the board before April 22. (nintendoeverything.com) (nintendolife.com) (nintendo.com)