EA Says Madden and FC Might Find ‘Real Energy’ on Nintendo Switch 2

EA confirms plans to bring its popular game franchises to the Nintendo Switch 2. In a recent financial call, CEO Andrew Wilson hinted at the release of numerous EA titles on the upcoming console. Key franchises like Madden NFL and EA Sports FC are expected to see "real energy" on the new platform, mirroring the success of past EA games on Nintendo consoles. The Sims, known for its broad appeal, is also a strong contender, with Wilson noting that its previous iteration on Nintendo platforms attracted a significant number of new players to the EA ecosystem. While specific details remain undisclosed, EA anticipates that the Switch 2's expanded player base will benefit its diverse IP portfolio.

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The announcement of EA's Switch 2 plans generates anticipation regarding the specific versions of their games. Past releases of FIFA on Nintendo Switch have been "legacy" versions, but recent efforts have focused on feature parity for the rebranded EA Sports FC. The Switch 2's increased processing power suggests that future installments, such as EA Sports FC 26, may offer a gaming experience closer to their PlayStation, Xbox, and PC counterparts.

The Switch 2's game lineup is steadily taking shape. Numerous third-party titles are rumored, including the highly anticipated Hollow Knight: Silksong. Firaxis, developers of Civilization 7, expressed interest in the Switch 2's reported Joy-Con mouse functionality. Nacon, a prominent publisher, confirmed its readiness to launch Switch 2 titles. Furthermore, Nintendo is developing a new Mario Kart installment, with further details expected in an April Nintendo Direct.