Subscribe to Nintendo Life on YouTube808k Halo, Destiny and ex-Microsoft developer Bungie revealed its new extraction-shooter Marathon to the world last week and it seems there has already been some questions about the possibility of a Switch 2 release. In case you were wondering, Japanese publication Famitsu asked about the chances of this upcoming game - due out this September - coming to Nintendo's "next-generation game hardware" and it's currently something the team has no plans for right now but will consider in the future. Bungie director Joseph Ziegler: "At the moment we don't have any plans to add additional compatible hardware, but we will consider it in the future."Although Bungie is now owned by Sony, its games like Destiny are still available (and supported) across multiple platforms. During the Switch generation, the original hybrid system played host to team-based first-person shooters like Apex Legends and Overwatch 2, so it would be nice to see this trend continue in some way or form on the Switch 2. Marathon launches for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC on 23rd September 2025, with a closed alpha taking place soon. Let battle commence "Exclusivity kind of mitigates the sticker shock" Do you think we'll see a game like Marathon on the Switch 2? Would you be interested in this game on Nintendo's new system? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. [source famitsu.com, via famiboards.com, gonintendo.com] See Also Share:0 0 Liam is a news writer and reviewer for Nintendo Life and Pure Xbox. He's been writing about games for more than 15 years and is a lifelong fan of Mario and Master Chief. Hold on there, you need to login to post a comment... Related Articles Upgrade Pack Price For Zelda: BOTW And TOTK Has Been Confirmed A pleasant surprise! My Nintendo Adds A Switch 2 Reward (North America) It's a keychain! Nintendo Confirms US Price For 'Switch 2 Welcome Tour' Quick, act surprised! UK Switch 2 Fans, Don't Bother Going To GAME Stores For Your Pre-Order You won't get one Switch 2 GameChat Choppy Frame Rate Explained By Nintendo It's about ensuring the "game experience" is at its best