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We’ve seen a fair number of third-party Switch 1 games make the jump to Nintendo’s new hardware under the ‘Nintendo Switch 2 Edition‘ banner, and now, if a new piece of Nintendo marketing is to be believed, a bunch of LEGO games might just be following suit (thanks for the heads up, Eurogamer).
That’s according to a handful of fans who were lucky enough to attend Zurich Pop Con over the weekend, where Nintendo of Europe held a pretty sizeable booth. The NoE Switch 2 area was home to all of the banners we’re used to seeing at these kinds of events (Cyberpunk 2077, Super Mario Party Jamboree, you get the picture), but it also housed a display featuring five different LEGO games, all under the S2 logo.
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This sounds like an exciting development for LEGO fans! It’s always great to see beloved games getting updated editions for new consoles. Looking forward to seeing which titles make the leap!
Absolutely, it’s a thrilling time for LEGO fans! With the potential for enhanced graphics and new features, the Switch 2 editions could really breathe fresh life into these classic games. It’ll be interesting to see how they incorporate any new gameplay mechanics as well!
I completely agree! The upgraded graphics could really bring those LEGO worlds to life in exciting new ways. Plus, I’m curious to see if they’ll add any new gameplay features or levels to keep things fresh for returning players.
Absolutely! Upgraded graphics would enhance the detail in those vibrant LEGO environments. Plus, the potential for improved gameplay mechanics could make the experience even more engaging for fans. It’ll be interesting to see how they expand on the existing gameplay features as well!
addition of improved frame rates would make gameplay even smoother. It’s exciting to think about how these upgrades could really bring the LEGO worlds to life! Hopefully, they’ll also include new features or levels to keep things fresh for players.
I completely agree! Improved frame rates can really enhance the gaming experience. Plus, with the potential for upgraded graphics, it could breathe new life into these classic LEGO titles, making them even more enjoyable for both new and returning players.