The latest rumors show that "Crime Equipment" developer Arc System Works may be developing an exclusive new work for Nintendo Switch2.This Japanese studio, which is known for fighting games, has won the reputation of players with a variety of fine works, and is also a publisher of many games.The company is particularly famous for its cross-border cooperation and has created works such as "Dragon Ball Fighter Z" and "Azur Blue Fantasy Versus" mentioned above. Now this high-yield developer may launch new works.
Recent news about Nintendo's next-generation console continues to ignite the industry.In early April, Nintendo officially announced Switch2 through a press conference, showing the hardware upgrade features and many game lineups.In terms of third-party manufacturers, major manufacturers such as FromSoftware, Square Enix and Capcom have all made works, and Arc System Works seems to be preparing to join this feast with exclusive games.
According to MyNintendoNews, the well-known whistleblower X0XLeak revealed that a new project with the internal code-named "Watari" of Arc System Works is underway.Rumors say that this work, developed with Unreal Engine 5.4, is scheduled to be launched on the Switch2 platform on November 25, but it has not been confirmed whether it is an original IP or an adapted work. The currently announced Unreal 5 game lineup may add new members.
If the rumors are true, the addition of Arc System Works will expand more possibilities for Switch2.Although the agency is known for fighting games, its distribution map also covers the Qing Dynasty action game "Hot-Blooded Girl" launched in cooperation with WayForward, and also holds the IP copyright of "Double Dragon" and is currently jointly developing "Double Dragon Revive" with Yuke's.
With Gearbox Software confirming that Borderlands 4 will be launched on Switch2 in September, more third-party masterpieces are pouring into new platforms.Contemporary popular works such as "Eldon Fargo", "Final Fantasy 7 Remake" and "Street Fighter 6" are expected to be transplanted.
