One of the more surprising announcements from yesterday’s Nintendo Direct was that not one but two more PlayStation series are coming to Switch. No, it was nothing quite as colossal as God of War or The Last of Us coming to the handheld console, but a remaster of the first two Patapons and the next game in the Everybody’s Golf series will be available on Switch. Both are coming to the system through a partnership with Bandai Namco, which also recently brought the cult Vita RPG Freedom Wars to the system earlier this year, but Sony also brought Lego Horizon Adventures to the system on its own in 2024. At the moment, Sony only seems to be putting “smaller” titles on Nintendo’s platform, but if PlayStation is open to sharing more of its catalog with Switch owners, I can think of a few more that would fit right in.
Hey, PlayStation, If You’re Putting Games On Switch, Here’s A Few More Ideas
If Sony is open to putting some of its more niche games on Switch, there’s plenty of good ones that could make the jump
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Kenneth Shepard
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