The Switch 2 has been revealed, at least partially, and we're still waiting for Nintendo to reveal the launch lineup but we've got an idea about what will be coming to the new systemTech22:12, 24 Jan 2025This is the Switch 2After months of leaks, Nintendo finally revealed the Nintendo Switch 2 or at least it showed us the hardware. Looking like a larger, slicker-looking version of the 2017 original, fans have been curious about what its game lineup will look like.Surprising no one, we know there will be Switch 2 exclusives, as well as backward compatibility with most Switch 1 games, and rumours have suggested the controller might double as a mouse which could open up fresh opportunities.Now, though, as developers show their hand, we're getting the first look at what we could be playing thanks to ComicBook..We'll be the first to admit the list looks pretty light, but it's worth remembering that Nintendo hasn't fully shown off the system yet that'll happen with a Nintendo Direct on April 2.For now, though, we know the following, albeit none of them have release dates.Yooka-Replayee is a 3D platformer remake and could fill a void if Nintendo doesn't ship the system alongside a new 3D Mario adventure (here's hoping for some truth in rumours of Super Mario Odyssey 2), while Bestiario is a turn-based RPG.Littlelands and My Time At Evershine are both relatively cosy titles that'll be ideal for playing handheld while under a blanket (unless we get Animal Crossing at launch, of course) and an MMORPG called Secret Forest will get a closed beta in early 2025. Aurascope is a puzzle platformer that looks delightful, too.Perhaps one of the most exciting titles is Synth Beasts, which is an action-RPG which involves capturing and leveling up creatures. While it's more action-packed than Pokmon, it certainly sounds like there are some similarities there.We've already heard that one AAA third-party game could be making the jump, and Nintendo has already shown a new Mario Kart in the initial console reveal.Article continues belowExpect the company to show much, much more on April 2.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletters.RECOMMENDED