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Nintendo Responds to GameCube Games Leak on Switch 2 (But It’s Confusing)
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Nintendo has responded to a recent leak that seemed to reveal new GameCube games would be playable on Nintendo Switch 2 in the future.
Despite this, Pikmin 2 and Metroid Prime 2 weren’t meant to appear in the promotional material as they won’t be coming to Switch Online.
“We recently provided a retailer with an image of Nintendo GameCube – Nintendo Classics titles that incorrectly included games that are not planned for release at this time,” said Nintendo.
Even if Pikmin 2 and Metroid Prime 2 truly never come to Nintendo Switch Online, though, then it wouldn’t be all bad news.
Pikmin 2 is actually playable already on Nintendo Switch platforms via the remastered bundle Pikmin 1+2.