Publisher 3goo has officially announced that 4PGP Four-Player Grand Prix, an arcade-inspired racing experience developed by Vision Reelle, is set to launch digitally for both Nintendo Switch and the upcoming Switch 2 console on February 5, 2026.
This title aims to capture the essence of 90s arcade racing, offering a compelling retro-driven experience combined with modern gaming features tailored for family and competitive play. 4PGP Four-Player Grand Prix delivers classic split-screen multiplayer, allowing up to four players to compete on the same screen—a feature that hearkens back to the golden age of arcade racers and remains a staple for local multiplayer fun.
Players will have the chance to select from 19 unique cars, each modeled after real-life formula vehicles, and race across 14 diverse circuits inspired by tracks around the globe.
The circuits can be tackled in both standard and reverse layouts, effectively doubling the racing variety offered. In a statement released by 3goo, the publisher highlighted 4PGP’s accessibility and appeal, noting, "With its broad range of difficulty levels and supportive features such as assist mode and gyroscopic controls, 4PGP is designed to be enjoyable for everyone from newcomers to seasoned racing enthusiasts." This commitment to inclusivity is further demonstrated by an extensive tutorial system and flexible play modes, including Championship, Quick Race, and Time Attack for solo racers.
The digital release will be priced at $19.99 USD for the Nintendo Switch, while the enhanced Nintendo Switch 2 version will be available at $24.99 USD.
Players upgrading from the original Switch version to the Switch 2 can do so with a dedicated $4.99 upgrade pack—underscoring the publishers' ongoing support for existing fans transitioning to new hardware.
The developers have confirmed that 4PGP Four-Player Grand Prix will run at a steady 60 frames per second in TV, handheld, and tabletop configurations, ensuring smooth and responsive gameplay across all modes. 4PGP Four-Player Grand Prix is not just targeting seasoned gamers but is also approachable for younger or less experienced players, thanks to its adjustable difficulty settings (ROOKIE, NOVICE, VETERAN, and EXPERT) and assistive options.
This blend of accessibility and depth positions the title as an ideal choice for families and dedicated fans of the racing genre alike. With its imminent arrival in 2026, 4PGP Four-Player Grand Prix looks set to revive the communal spirit of split-screen competition on both the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2.
Fans can view the official announcement trailer to catch a glimpse of the high-speed action and nostalgic visuals awaiting them.
For continued coverage on Nintendo Switch releases and the evolving world of arcade racing, stay tuned to our latest updates.
This title aims to capture the essence of 90s arcade racing, offering a compelling retro-driven experience combined with modern gaming features tailored for family and competitive play. 4PGP Four-Player Grand Prix delivers classic split-screen multiplayer, allowing up to four players to compete on the same screen—a feature that hearkens back to the golden age of arcade racers and remains a staple for local multiplayer fun.
Players will have the chance to select from 19 unique cars, each modeled after real-life formula vehicles, and race across 14 diverse circuits inspired by tracks around the globe.
The circuits can be tackled in both standard and reverse layouts, effectively doubling the racing variety offered. In a statement released by 3goo, the publisher highlighted 4PGP’s accessibility and appeal, noting, "With its broad range of difficulty levels and supportive features such as assist mode and gyroscopic controls, 4PGP is designed to be enjoyable for everyone from newcomers to seasoned racing enthusiasts." This commitment to inclusivity is further demonstrated by an extensive tutorial system and flexible play modes, including Championship, Quick Race, and Time Attack for solo racers.
The digital release will be priced at $19.99 USD for the Nintendo Switch, while the enhanced Nintendo Switch 2 version will be available at $24.99 USD.
Players upgrading from the original Switch version to the Switch 2 can do so with a dedicated $4.99 upgrade pack—underscoring the publishers' ongoing support for existing fans transitioning to new hardware.
The developers have confirmed that 4PGP Four-Player Grand Prix will run at a steady 60 frames per second in TV, handheld, and tabletop configurations, ensuring smooth and responsive gameplay across all modes. 4PGP Four-Player Grand Prix is not just targeting seasoned gamers but is also approachable for younger or less experienced players, thanks to its adjustable difficulty settings (ROOKIE, NOVICE, VETERAN, and EXPERT) and assistive options.
This blend of accessibility and depth positions the title as an ideal choice for families and dedicated fans of the racing genre alike. With its imminent arrival in 2026, 4PGP Four-Player Grand Prix looks set to revive the communal spirit of split-screen competition on both the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2.
Fans can view the official announcement trailer to catch a glimpse of the high-speed action and nostalgic visuals awaiting them.
For continued coverage on Nintendo Switch releases and the evolving world of arcade racing, stay tuned to our latest updates.
