4 Xbox t**les I want to see brought to the Nintendo Switch 2 next

During Gamescom 2025, Bethesda Games confirmed that Indiana Jones and the Great Circle would be ported over to the Nintendo Switch 2. While there was no given release date, most people believe the game could arrive on Switch 2 sometime in 2026. For many players, the lines separating the big three consoles continue to blur with announcements like this, making what was once thought impossible quite possible. The news about Indiana Jones marks one of the first major recent Xbox t**les to come to the Nintendo Switch 2 after its initial release. However, certain Xbox games have also made the transition to Nintendo platforms before, such as with Grounded. Additionally, other Xbox Series X/S games have been rumored to be coming to Nintendo platformsin the near future.

Emily Brown
Houston

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Jane Smith
Los Angeles

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Sophia Wilson
Atlanta

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Abigail Castro
United Kingdom

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Daniel Martinez
Dallas

KDE Plasma 6.7 will make managing your clipboard a lot less annoying

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Željka Spasojević
Serbia

HID Remapper now lets you use the Steam Controller on the Switch, and the trackpad actually works

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Tihomir Shpara
Ukraine

Google’s new anything-to-anything AI model is wild

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Bernard Allen
Ireland

I have a new go-to browser

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Busra Tijmes
Netherlands

I use Claude and local LLMs together now, and it costs half as much while being twice as fast

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Sophia Wilson
Atlanta

Microsoft admits that Teams’ UI is way too crowded, but it’s working on a fix

Of all the apps you can misclick in, hitting the wrong button during an online meeting is one of the worst. You can accidentally show your webcam, hang up on the call, stick your hand in the air, and even leave the call altogether, just from a simple aiming problem....

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Houston

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Chicago

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Hansjürgen Metz
Germany

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