Initially, Supergiant Games’ inaugural sequel to Hades, known as Hades 2, won’t be accessible at launch on the Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5 consoles. Instead, it is planned for release on the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 and the current Nintendo Switch platform.
As a researcher, I had the opportunity to learn directly from Supergiant Games during their Creator’s Voice series that Hades 2 will be running smoothly at an impressive 60 frames per second on Nintendo’s latest device, the anticipated Nintendo Switch 2. Although specific, official details about its enhanced CPU and GPU capabilities compared to its predecessor are yet to be disclosed, it’s clear that the Nintendo Switch 2 boasts improved performance.
Instead of standard microSD cards, the Nintendo Switch 2 employs microSD Express cards for data storage. These new cards offer significantly quicker speeds compared to the ones utilized by the original Nintendo Switch, implying that games on the Nintendo Switch 2 will likely load at a much swifter pace.
It’s not all that unexpected that this initial Nintendo console is exclusive, given that the first release of Hades followed a similar pattern. After leaving early access, Hades became available on both Nintendo Switch and PC in 2020, with adaptations for Xbox and PlayStation coming later in 2021.
Right now, you can get your hands on an early version of Hades 2 through Steam or the Epic Games Store on Windows PC. The narrative revolves around Melinoë, the younger sibling of Zagreus, who was brought up by Hecate, the witch, to confront the Titan of Time.
Even though the tale isn’t completely concluded as of now, the creators have significantly enlarged the game’s boundaries since its debut in May 2024. This expansion includes the introduction of fresh deities to worship, an array of new armaments to wield, and additional adversaries to conquer.
Currently, there isn’t a specific release date for Hades 2, but if you’re eager to play it on the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 in the United States, it would be wise to stay updated with the latest news.
The anticipated pre-sales for Nintendo Switch 2 in the United States have been postponed due to Nintendo’s need to evaluate how duties imposed by the Trump administration on nations such as China and Vietnam will affect the cost of electronic components, a key factor in the manufacturing process.
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2025-04-08 17:39