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Ubisoft faisant allusion à la collaboration Nintendo Switch 2

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Feb 23,2025

Ubisoft faisant allusion à la collaboration Nintendo Switch 2

La gamme ambitieuse de Switch 2 d'Ubisoft: une rumeur Roundup

Des fuites récentes suggèrent une présence significative d'Ubisoft sur le prochain Nintendo Switch 2. Bien que Nintendo reste étroite sur la version officielle de la console, la spéculation pointe vers un lancement potentiellement plus tôt que prévu. Si l'histoire est une indication, un catalogue de jeux Ubisoft robuste est très probable.

La prise en charge de longue date d'Ubisoft aux plateformes Nintendo, y compris les exclusivités et les collaborations antérieures, laisse entendre fortement l'engagement continu. Selon Leaker Nate the Hate, ce support sera substantiel pour le Switch 2.

Les affirmations de la haine incluent une version de fenêtre de lancement de Assassin's Creed Mirage pour le Switch 2. Les autres titres mentionnés incluent Assassin's Creed Shadows (post-lancement), Rainbow Six Siege , La division , et potentiellement un avalé Mario + Rabbids Collection englobant Royaume Battle et Sparks of Hope . Le fuite prévoit "plus d'une demi-douzaine de ports Ubisoft ornant le commutateur 2.

Titres potentiels Ubisoft pour Switch 2:

    • Mirage Creed d'Assassin *
    • Assassin's Creed Shadows *
    • Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle *
    • Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope *
    • Rainbow Six Siege *
    • La division * (série)

Ce n'est pas la première fois que de telles rumeurs sont apparues. Une fuite précédente de l'année dernière a également prédit plusieurs titres Creed Assassin's Creed — Mirage , Shadows , Valhalla , Odyssey et Origins —Un Switch 2.

Il est important de noter la compatibilité des rumeurs du Switch 2, accordant un accès immédiat à une vaste bibliothèque de titres Ubisoft existants, y compris Assassin's Creed Odyssey . Cependant, les nouvelles versions de la rumeur amélioraient considérablement l'attrait du Switch 2 aux fans de Assassin's Creed à la recherche de gameplay portable.

Compte tenu du support agressif passé d'Ubisoft pour la Wii U et le succès prévu de Switch 2, ces rumeurs semblent plausibles. Le potentiel d'une présence substantielle d'Ubisoft sur la nouvelle console semble probable, ce qui en fait une perspective convaincante pour les joueurs.

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