Joy for Nintendo fans: Assassin’s Creed: Shadows set to be ported to Switch 2 in future

Happy news for Nintendo fans as the new Switch 2 console will be able to handle the latest Assassin’s Creed: Shadow game in the future. A new PEGI age rating list says Nintendo Switch 2 may be able to handle the game. Switch 2 and Nintendo faced backlash after pricing the new console on the higher side.

Only last month, the price was revealed, and it has some valid reasons. The new console will have 10 times better graphics and performance capability than its predecessor. It can also handle a lot of third-party games with decent quality, and some of the games are PlayStation and Xbox exclusive. Games like Cyberpunk 2077, Elden Ring, and Final Fantasy 7 Remake are confirmed for the Switch 2 console and will be ported once the console is launched in June.

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AC Shadows in Nintendo Switch 2?

The PEGI age rating website recently updated Assasins Creed: Shadows in their listings for Nintendo Switch 2. The most searched game on its site is Assassin's Creed: Shadows, and it would be great if the console gets the PlayStation exclusive game on its platform. 

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But the information is not reliable as the Assassin's Creed website didn’t list Nintendo Switch 2 on its website. It could also be a mistake from PEGI, or there may be some glitch that could have been accidentally added to the Shadows on its list. But as per NVIDIA’s claims, the Switch 2 is 10x times more powerful and could handle high graphics games with ease. So we can run AC shadows on the console with some optimisations.

Nothing has been officially announced by Ubisoft regarding the game being ported to multiple consoles. Shadows is now named the best game of the PS5 Pro console in recent times. Ubisoft is also enjoying huge success with the release of the new edition. It is available on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X platforms.

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