Nintendo Switch 2 keeps racking up the big games, as another Final Fantasy title seems destined for the handheld hybrid — and another developer says there's plenty more to comeTech22:00, 07 May 2025Cyberpunk 2077 will run on Switch 2(Image: Shared Content Unit)We're going to go out on a limb and say that the Nintendo Switch 2 launch lineup might be one of the most impressive around, whether or not you're picking up Mario Kart World.Between Cyberpunk 2077, Elden Ring, and the rumours of Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero, it feels like as we approach the console's release date in June we're going to be hearing more and more about titles joining the lineup.‌While Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade is coming to the Switch 2, director Naoki Hamaguchi has suggested its sequel, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, could also come to the console.‌Cloud and Aerith are some of the series' most iconic characters(Image: Square Enix / Creative Business Unit I)As spotted by VGC, Hamaguchi was quoted as part of the Nintendo Creator's Voice series referring to "The Final Fantasy 7 Remake series" as opposed to just the original game which has been confirmed.Currently Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth is only available on PS5 and PC, with Hamaguchi-san previously telling Daily Star that the game is not getting DLC so that the team can get the third part of the trilogy out sooner.Article continues belowNaturally, we'd love to take Cloud and co. on the go with Switch 2, but another developer has suggested there are plenty more titles coming that will surprise fans.Speaking to The Game Business, CD Projekt RED's VP of business development, Jan Rosner, discussed the process of bringing games to Switch 2.‌"We are going to see more and more third-party titles on the platform, which we may not necessarily expect on Switch 1," he said."The previous generation has proven to be so successful, and there is so many more players to be reached with that, and I think that the [console’s capabilities] will surely allow it."Rosner also explained why handheld PCs like Valve's Steam Deck aren't traditional rivals to Switch 2.‌"I’m not sure if I would consider Steam Deck a separate platform like Switch 2 Switch 2 is entirely a platform of its own, which is not an extension to anything else.""Steam Deck, as much as I love the device, feels like an extension to the existing PC audience and for the PC enthusiast. Switch 2 has its own audience. It’s very big, Switch 1 has sold many, many, many millions of units worldwide, and this allows developers like us to to tap into that audience, and to pretty much reach an entirely new player base."For more on Nintendo Switch 2, be sure to check out our hands-on impressions, as well as our most-wanted Switch 2 ports.Article continues belowFor the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletters.‌‌‌